Freehold three-bedroom mid-terrace mews house, c.907 sqft
Built in 2022/2023; modern, energy-efficient windows and finishes
Bright kitchen with bifold doors opening to private rear garden
Principal bedroom with en-suite; two further bedrooms and family bath
Excellent transport links: Limehouse/Shadwell DLR, Whitechapel Crossrail
Located in York Square conservation area — external changes may be restricted
Council tax above average; local area classified as very deprived
Average broadband speeds; large plot but low-maintenance exterior
Step into a bright, modern three-bedroom mews house finished in 2022 and set within a gated pocket of Krupa Mews. The ground floor has an open reception and a contemporary kitchen with bifold doors that open onto a private rear garden — ideal for relaxed entertaining or safe outdoor space for children. The principal bedroom on the first floor includes an en-suite; two further bedrooms and a family bathroom complete the living accommodation across two floors (approx. 907 sqft).
This freehold mid-terrace townhouse combines new-build efficiency with the character of a conservation setting in York Square. Practical features include mains gas boiler heating, energy-efficient windows and low-maintenance exterior materials. Transport links are a strong selling point: Limehouse and Shadwell DLR/Overground and Whitechapel Crossrail are all within easy reach for fast commutes to the City and Canary Wharf.
Be clear about the material considerations: broadband speeds are average in the immediate area, council tax is above average, and the property sits in a designated conservation area where external alterations may be restricted. The wider neighbourhood scores as relatively deprived, which could affect longer-term amenity and resale dynamics despite local improvements and plentiful nearby shops and services.
For families or buyers seeking a low-maintenance, modern townhouse close to central London employment hubs, this property offers immediate liveability and outdoor space. Investors should note the neighbourhood profile and council charges when assessing yield; owner-occupiers should consider conservation restrictions if planning external changes.