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Thursday 08 December 2011 7:43 pm  |  Updated:  Thursday 30 May 2019 6:14 pm

SPITALFIELDS

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QUAKER STREET, E1
Price: £930,000
Moments from Brick Lane and Spitalfields, this two bedroomed penthouse flat sits within a secure, gated residential development with secure off-street parking. Furnishings are state-of-the-art and super sleek. www.foxtons.com

WOODSEER STREET, E1
Price: £550,000
A one-bedroom ground floor flat with lovely original features including a mezzanine level and amazing original arched windows. A spiral staircase leads upstairs to the bedroom, with built-in storage, and a convenient desk and study area leading to en-suite wet room. www.foxtons.com

CALVIN STREET, E1
Price: £1.56m
This 1,976 sq ft property comes with a wealth of original features, including attractive wood floors, sash windows, exposed wooden beams and brickwork and high ceilings. It comprises substantial studio/work /gallery space, workshop, reception/dining room, kitchen and a generously apportioned second floor space. A patio sits at the the rear. www.foxtons.com

NEED TO KNOW | AREA INSIGHT

Culture: The area behind Liverpool Street station has one liveliest scenes in Europe and is wonderfully wedged between Hoxton and Shoreditch and Bethnal Green on one side and the Square Mile on the other. London is truly your oyster here – restaurants like L’Anima on Snowden Street, Pizza East on Shoreditch High Street and Galvin La Chapelle are among London’s best. education: Nothing stands out in the immediate vicinity, though there is a reasonable choice of primary schools nearby, such as in Moorgate and Old Street. Spitalfields is not the ideal spot for someone looking to school their children locally and for free.

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