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External
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Lounge
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Lounge
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Lounge
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Storage & hallway
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Dining area
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Dining area
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Dining area
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Kitchen
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Kitchen
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Garden
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Garden
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Entrance to bathroom
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Bathroom
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Bathroom
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Second bedroom
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Main bedroom
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Main bedroom
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Main bedroom
Driffield Road, Mile End, London
OIEO £700,000 (Tenant Fees)
- Share of freehold
- Own private entrance
- West facing garden
- Blend of character features and modern design
- Bespoke fitted storage
- Kitchen with separate dining area
- Share of freehold
- Own private entrance
- West facing garden
- Blend of character features and modern design
- Bespoke fitted storage
- Kitchen with separate dining area
Driffield Road, Mile End, London OIEO £700,000 (Tenant Fees)
WJ Meade are pleased to present this beautiful two bedroom garden flat within a Victorian house conversion set in the Driffield Conservation Area, just moments from Victoria Park. Featuring double glazed wooden sash windows with accompanying custom made opening shutters, contemporary fitted kitchen with granite worktops, stylish bathroom suite with roll top bath, engineered oak brushed and oiled floorboards. To the rear there is a West facing private garden, ideal for al fresco entertaining or relaxing across the summer months.
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