882 sq. ft. One bedroom. And a lot more space than you’d expect.

Sitting in the heart of the Bruce Grove Historic Quarter, this seriously spacious period apartment is full of character, brilliantly laid out and refreshingly different from your typical one-bed.

At around 882 sq. ft., there’s room to actually live here. A proper separate reception. A big kitchen/diner. A generous double bedroom. Loads of built-in storage. Plus an additional internal room that works perfectly as a home office, dressing room, creative space or whatever you need it to be.

The reception has an easy, laid-back feel, with large sash windows, high ceilings and a feature fireplace bringing plenty of period personality.

The kitchen/diner is made for more than just cooking. There’s loads of workspace, plenty of storage and room for a proper dining table — equally good for dinner with friends, working from home or a long Sunday breakfast.

The bedroom is calm and generously sized, while the monochrome bathroom keeps things simple, sharp and timeless.

Outside is just as good.

Bruce Castle Park is around five minutes away, while the River Lea, Walthamstow Wetlands and Hackney Marshes put some of East and North London’s best green space within easy reach.

For coffee, food and drinks, you’ve got With Milk, The Bluecoats and an ever-growing collection of independent neighbourhood spots nearby. Head towards Stonebridge Lock and you’ll even find Baltic Seafood, serving fresh seafood from a canal boat.

Bruce Grove Overground is an easy walk for direct trains into Liverpool Street, with Seven Sisters and the Victoria Line just one stop away.

Big proportions. Period soul. A neighbourhood with its own thing going on.

Not your standard one-bed — and all the better for it.