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Corsair House East London, London £625,000 Share of Freehold Corsair House Tis refned two-bedroom apartment forms part of Grade- II listed Burrells Wharf, a handsome former factory on the Isle of Dogs in East London. Internal accommodation extends to 955 sq ft, and the elegant internal spaces employ a sophisticated approach to warehouse aesthetics, with dramatic high ceilings, exposed brickwork and large wood- framed original doors. Burrells Wharf was built as a shipyard in the 19th century and as such is positioned directly on the banks of the Tames. It was later used as a factory, and its dramatic industrial proportions have been sensitively converted into a group of apartments, with extensive communal gardens overlooking the river. Tere are barbeque facilities, a residents’ swimming pool and gym, as well as a function room that can be hired for private events. Tis apartment also has a covered car parking space. +44 (0)20 3795 5920 themodernhouse.com [email protected] Corsair House Te estate grounds are gated, and this apartment is approached via a cobbled mews, private and quiet in its setting. Te apartment occupies the ground foor of a two- storey warehouse, with huge doors that open the living room to the outside. Entry is to the centre of the plan, and a smart hallway draws the eye through to the voluminous open-plan living and dining spaces beyond. Te apartment was confgured to create versatile, open and fowing spaces, designed to maximise natural light and chimes with the building’s industrial past. Te kitchen is arranged along the rear wall, with hardwood cabinetry, Nef appliances and stainless-steel details. Warm-hued wood fooring provides an elegant continuity whilst concealing underfoor heating throughout. Te master bedroom has large built-in wardrobes and a newly re-fnished en-suite bathroom. Te second bedroom is adjacent, and both have original sash windows and three- metre high-ceilings. Tere is also a separate newly re- fnished family bathroom. Tis part of London was an important centre of iron shipbuilding from the mid-1830s onwards. Burrells Wharf is notable as it was used to build complete ships, that could foat straight out onto the Tames. Some of the timber launch site, used to launch the largest ship of that time the SS Great Eastern, remains at Napier Avenue. Corsair House is positioned in a quiet corner of Burrells Wharf. Te former shipyard occupies a tranquil bend on the Tames with expansive views across the river to Greenwich (accessible via the foot tunnel in twenty minutes) and regular Clippers into the city via the nearby Mast House Terrace Pier. Te Tames path runs in both directions, for walks along the river, and the lovely open spaces of Millwall Park, Mudchute Farm and the Docklands Sailing Centre are close by. It is an eight-minute walk to both Mudchute and Island Gardens DLR stations, which run towards Canary Wharf and Bank (for the Underground). Tenure: Share of Freehold Lease Length: approx. 93 years remaining Service Charge: approx. £3,673 per annum (including: building’s insurance, freeholders’ administration East London, London or management charges, repairs to shared areas and the £625,000 Share of Freehold outside of the building, cleaning services, concierge or caretaker, communal garden, gym or sports facilities, swimming pool, CCTV) Ground Rent: approx £10 per annum +44 (0)20 3795 5920 themodernhouse.com [email protected] About Te Modern House is an estate agency that helps people live in more thoughtful and beautiful ways. We believe in design as a powerful force for good. Inspired by the principles of modernism, we represent design-led homes across the UK which celebrate light, space and a truth to materials. Esquire credits Te Modern House with “rewriting the rulebook on estate agency” and GQ voted us “one of the best things in the world”. +44 (0)20 3795 5920 themodernhouse.com [email protected] N Corsair House LONDON E14 Bedroom 1 Bedroom 2 18'11 x 15'6 15'5 x 8'10 (5.76m x 4.74m) (4.71m x 2.70m) Approximate Floor Area = 88.7 sq m / 955 sq ft Illustration for identification purposes only, Kitchen / measurements are approximate, not to scale Reception Room 27'11 x 19'5 (8.50m x 5.92m) VIEWING ARRANGEMENTS Telephone: +44 (0)20 3795 5920 Email: [email protected] IN GROUND FLOOR.
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