FLOOR PLANS for Hoxton House

Hoxton: Place and Urban Context

Hoxton House sits on Penn Street, N1, making it one of North London’s oldest inner-city communities. It is located between Hoxton, Shoreditch, and Old Street, all valuable with regard to both employment density, cultural infrastructure, and ongoing residential demand. There are good public transport links from the vicinity, with Old Street offering Underground and National Rail services throughout central London. A detailed map of the surrounding region enables a clear view of how close green spaces, local services, and transport routes are in order to evaluate with accuracy everyday mobility and accessibility for the inhabitants.

The local area offers a mix of residential streets with creative, commercial, and leisure uses. Shoreditch Park, Regent’s Canal, and a multitude of cafés and local establishments are a stone’s throw away, creating the perfect mix for urban living. This is part of what makes the area so in demand both for owner-occupiers and renters – it’s close to central London, but with a connection to outdoor and recreational options.

Building Structure and Residential Composition

The scheme is a new build of 7 floors and incorporates the redevelopment of 30 apartments. The size of the building provides a boutique residential feeling, yet allowing to have communal spaces. Units range from one- to three-bedrooms, catering to a variety of urban lifestyles. Architectural design is geared towards sensible floor plans, contemporary building codes, and the surrounding streetscape.

Units come with outdoor space in the form of balconies to some, and shared amenities include a roof terrace and communal social spaces. These components project the living space from individual apartments and help provide residential uses in daily life. Visuals – including a referential photo selection – clarify internal finishes and layout proportions, as well as communal spaces independently, you can judge with immediacy, avoiding giving them yourself in the future.

Market Positioning and Ownership Considerations

All new-build apartments in Hoxton House have sold through, with only re-sales on the secondary market available. As a consequence, apartments are sold as finished homes, so buyers can inspect the status, arrangement, and environment directly. This reduces ambiguity in the timing of construction delivery, as well as changes to specifications, and enables purchasers to make more informed buying choices.

From a market standpoint, it is well served by its Zone 1 location and the nearby employment generators in the City and Tech City corridor. This price positioning is based on location, size, and the finished status rather than potential future uplift. This software and documentation package supports comparison with alternative residential construction in the area, thereby ensuring that an assessment of long-term suitability can be made, whether owner occupation or rental use as part of a completed residential development is intended.