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Kleine Wharf Orsman Road | Hoxton London | N1 A high specification one bedroom apartment, forming part of the first floor of this architecturally dynamic modern development, overlooking Regents Canal. One Bedroom | First Floor | Balcony | Canal Views | Furnished or Unfurnished | Wonderfully Bright | £420 per week A high specification one bedroom apartment, forming part of the first floor of this architecturally dynamic modern development, overlooking Regents Canal. Measuring in excess of 530 sq ft and flooded with natural light from the floor to ceiling windows, the property is perfect for those wanting to be close to the City whilst enjoying the tranquillity from a set back position. Finished to an exceptionally high standard boasting wooden floors throughout, good quality kitchen and a stylish bathroom. Accommodation also includes a private balcony, decent double bedroom with fantastic built in wardrobes and can be let furnished or unfurnished. Conveniently located for the many bus routes serving Liverpool Street and the City as well as being in close proximity of the new Haggerston station. Hoxton Square, Dalston and Shoreditch are also nearby with an extensive selection of restaurants, bars and nightlife. Butler & Stag 96a Curtain Road, Shoreditch, London, EC2A | 020 7613 5550 | [email protected] | www.butlerandstag.uk Important Notice - These particulars have been prepared in good faith and they are not intended to constitute part of an offer or contract. We have not performed a structural survey on this property and the services, appliances and specific fittings have not been tested. All photographs, measurements, floor plans and distances referred to are given as a guide and should not be relied upon. .

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