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Flat
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for sale
£ 1,250,000
New
2 bed flat for sale
Eric Street E3 London
· 2 Bedrooms · Flat
· Garden
Eric Street E3 London · 2 Bedrooms · Flat · Garden
A gracious split level conversion apartment, located in a Grade II listed house believed to date to the early to mid-1800s. Set within one of Wilmington Squares handsome Grade II listed terraces, this exceptional apartment offers a rare combination of period elegance, generous proportions and something increasingly difficult to find in central London: a private garden of its own. It is one of the most desirable garden Squares located between Clerkenwell, Kings Cross and Islington. It was developed in the early 19th century as part of the Northampton familys Spa Fields Estate on land that had previously been open fields. Development of the square began around 1817 under builder John Wilson, with the elegant terraces constructed largely between 1819 and 1831. It was designed as a formal residential garden square, reflecting the Regency character of the period. Its central gardens were later transferred to the local vestry and remain an important feature today. Many of the original terrac
A gracious split level conversion apartment, located in a Grade II listed house believed to date to the early to mid-1800s. Set within one of Wilmington Squares handsome Grade II listed terraces, this exceptional apartment offers a rare combination of period elegance, generous proportions and something increasingly difficult to find in central London: a private garden of its own. It is one of the most desirable garden Squares located between Clerkenwell, Kings Cross and Islington. It was developed in the early 19th century as part of the Northampton familys Spa Fields Estate on land that had previously been open fields. Development of the square began around 1817 under builder John Wilson, with the elegant terraces constructed largely between 1819 and 1831. It was designed as a formal residential garden square, reflecting the Regency character of the period. Its central gardens were later transferred to the local vestry and remain an important feature today. Many of the original terrac
£ 1,250,000