Set within the St Mark’s Conservation Area, this Victorian terrace has undergone a complete, design-led refurbishment to deliver a fully turn-key home across four floors. The façade has been refreshed with repointed brickwork and brand-new timber sash double-glazed windows, balancing period character with modern efficiency.

The lower ground floor is arranged as an expansive kitchen and dining space, fitted with bespoke cabinetry, porcelain worktops, and high-spec appliances including Smeg ovens, integrated refrigeration, and a Falmec hob. A 4-in-1 boiling and filtered water tap complements the design. Engineered herringbone parquet flooring runs throughout, with Cortizo floor-to-ceiling sliding doors opening onto a landscaped rear garden. Wet underfloor heating serves both this level and the raised ground floor, ensuring warmth beneath the parquet.

On the raised ground floor, two elegant reception rooms retain chimney breasts and new wall panelling, enhanced by tall windows and coving. Plush carpeting introduces warmth on the upper levels, where three generous bedrooms are arranged across the first and second floors. Bathrooms feature Mandarin Stone tiling with brushed fittings and benefit from electric underfloor heating, while ducted air conditioning provides year-round comfort.

The second-floor principal suite spans the full depth of the house, with ample eaves storage and an en suite bathroom. Every detail reflects a commitment to quality, from structural renewal and roof works to new electrics and plumbing

Sandringham Road lies in the heart of Dalston, moments from Hackney Downs, Ridley Road Market, and the Curve Garden. A hub for food, culture, and creativity, the area is home to The Dusty Knuckle, AllPress, and Michelin-starred Casa Fofo. Dalston Junction, Dalston Kingsland, and Hackney Downs stations are all within a short walk, ensuring swift access to the City and beyond.