Kettle Yard

Key features:

• Purchase now off plan
• Help-to-Buy available
• 10 year building warranty
• Fantastic location
• 1, 2 and 3 bedroom new homes apartments

Kettle Yard is a brand new collection of 42 studio, one, two and three bedroom apartments and penthouses finished to a high specification and all benefitting from private terraces and communal roof terraces.

Location

Kettle Yard is brilliantly connected to The City, Stratford and the West End with fantastic tube and bus links as well as the upcoming Crossrail at both Stratford and Liverpool Street further improving the already brilliant connections.

It has myriad pubs, restaurants, independent cafés and local art galleries to explore. The historic Roman Road Market is a true throwback to the good old days, with stalls serving punters here for over 150 years.

Another short walk from Kettle Yard sits Tredegar Central Square, a designated conservation and leafy haven, surrounded by beautiful architecture and greenery.

There’s no shortage of history and community spirit in this green and peaceful part of East London.

Situated in Zone 2 and just a few miles from Central London, Bow offers great transport links across the city with tube, DLR and bus stations all just a few minutes walk away. Combine this with a great selection of independent and high street stores, the Regent’s Canal and neighbouring Victoria, Mile-End and Olympic Parks, and you’ll see why Bow is a brilliant place for modern London living.

Situated on the oldest known trade route in Britain, Roman Road Market is in the heart of the East End. It’s a friendly, funky place to shop for some real bargains. The market takes place on Tuesdays and Thursdays but it’s busiest on Saturdays. Sometimes there are special events like the annual Summer and Winter Festival.

Transport accessibility

• Canary Wharf – 16 minutes
• Liverpool Street Station (Central Line, District Line, Hammersmith & City Line) – 20 minutes
• London City Airport – 27 minutes
• The West End – 30 minutes
• King’s Cross St. Pancras – 33 minutes