Guide price
£1,500,000
(£1,185/sq. ft)
4 bed detached house for saleZealand Road, Bow, Driffield Road Conservation Area E3
4 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
1,266 sq. ft
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Chain free
Freehold
About this property
Three Storey Mid-19th Century Victorian House
Glass Roof Extension (Kitchen Diner) & Mansard/Loft Room
Four Bedrooms
Two Bathrooms & Down Stairs Toilet
Air Conditioning - Kitchen & Top Floor Bedroom
Period Features - Sash Windows / Colum Radiators / Coving / Ceiling Roses / Feature Fire Places
Granite Work Surfaces / High End Integrated Appliances / Bi-Folding Doors
Bespoke Accoya Wood Front Door
Walk-in Closet Top Floor
Chain Free
Open Day Saturday 20th September 2025
Guide Price £1,500,000 - £1,600,000
Set within the Driffield Road Conservation Area and forming part of this charming residential enclave (Zealand Road), this beautifully renovated mid-19th century residence offers the perfect blend of period character and contemporary refinement. Extended to the ground floor and thoughtfully designed across three stories with an elegant mansard roof, the home provides a bright and expansive living space and an exceptional standard of living for modern family life.
The house presents a smart façade that contributes to the repetitive and rhythmic character of the streetscape with its sash windows, wrought iron railings to front boundary line and London stock brick work to name all but a few.
Behind its handsome façade lies a meticulously finished interior where every detail has been considered. Entering the front door you are greeted with a wider than average welcoming entrance hall with contrasting oak flooring which runs through in to double through reception room. Heading into the reception room you immediately acknowledge the striking black Victorian fireplace which complements the additional period features of the sash windows, cove cornicing and column radiators adding depth and character to the room. The interior has been finished in a calm, neutral palette, creating a timeless backdrop that allows natural light to flow effortlessly through the home.
The heart of the home is the extended kitchen diner, bathed in natural light from a stunning glass roof and opening seamlessly to the garden through bi-fold doors. Designed with both style and functionality in mind, the space features luxurious granite work surfaces and a central island that serves as both a workspace and a social hub. Sleek, contrasting dark flat-panel cabinetry provides a contemporary edge, while integrated high-end appliances complete this exceptional kitchen, blending modern convenience with a sophisticated aesthetic. Finishing off the downstairs is a cloakroom which has been finished with a touch of elegance, featuring an Brutalist–inspired sink sourced from the Barbican. This distinctive piece adds a sense of design heritage and individuality, elevating the space beyond the ordinary and making even the most practical room in the house a statement of style.
Upstairs the natural light pours in with well positioned sash windows, illuminating the landing/hallway. The principal bedroom boasts a lavishly sized dimension which is full width of the house, twin aspect sash windows, high ceilings, feature fire place, coving and ceiling rose. The second bedroom is a comfortable double size boasting vaulted ceiling with Velux window. Completing the first floor is an additional double sized bedroom and bathroom which has been designed in a contemporary style, finished in a soothing neutral palette that enhances light and space. A striking feature wall of contrasting green hexagonal tiling defines the bath area, adding texture, depth, and a bold modern edge to the otherwise calm and understated scheme. The result is a space that feels both serene and stylish, blending clean lines with a touch of individuality.
Occupying the entire top floor, this expansive bedroom suite offers exceptional privacy and comfort. With generous proportions and elevated views, it features a sleek en-suite bathroom, creating a self-contained haven ideal for guests, older children, or use as a luxurious secondary principal suite.
The property opens onto an easy-maintenance garden, framed by attractive London stock brick walls that provide both character and privacy. The outdoor area is finished with matching tiles to the kitchen, creating a seamless transition between indoors and out. Designed for modern living, the garden offers the perfect setting for entertaining, relaxing, or enjoying an al fresco lifestyle with minimal upkeep.
Zealand Road borders the award-winning Victoria Park one of east London’s most spacious alfresco-eating spots, with two lakes, a boating pond, the much loved Pavilion (waterside) café, playgrounds, and a scattering of other Instagram-worthy delights. In close proximity is the renowned Chisenhale Gallery, famous for presenting some of the world’s most celebrated artists and not forgetting the Historic Roman Road home to neighbourhood favourites Zealand Cafe, Brixton, Pizza, Mae + Harvey and Whole Fresh, which sit alongside the traditional street market, which runs thrice weekly.
Excellent transport links are nearby, including several bus routes into the City, whilst Bethnal Green underground and Mile End (Central, District and Hammersmith & City) are just about equidistant from the property.
Guide Price £1,500,000 - £1,600,000
Set within the Driffield Road Conservation Area and forming part of this charming residential enclave (Zealand Road), this beautifully renovated mid-19th century residence offers the perfect blend of period character and contemporary refinement. Extended to the ground floor and thoughtfully designed across three stories with an elegant mansard roof, the home provides a bright and expansive living space and an exceptional standard of living for modern family life.
The house presents a smart façade that contributes to the repetitive and rhythmic character of the streetscape with its sash windows, wrought iron railings to front boundary line and London stock brick work to name all but a few.
Behind its handsome façade lies a meticulously finished interior where every detail has been considered. Entering the front door you are greeted with a wider than average welcoming entrance hall with contrasting oak flooring which runs through in to double through reception room. Heading into the reception room you immediately acknowledge the striking black Victorian fireplace which complements the additional period features of the sash windows, cove cornicing and column radiators adding depth and character to the room. The interior has been finished in a calm, neutral palette, creating a timeless backdrop that allows natural light to flow effortlessly through the home.
The heart of the home is the extended kitchen diner, bathed in natural light from a stunning glass roof and opening seamlessly to the garden through bi-fold doors. Designed with both style and functionality in mind, the space features luxurious granite work surfaces and a central island that serves as both a workspace and a social hub. Sleek, contrasting dark flat-panel cabinetry provides a contemporary edge, while integrated high-end appliances complete this exceptional kitchen, blending modern convenience with a sophisticated aesthetic. Finishing off the downstairs is a cloakroom which has been finished with a touch of elegance, featuring an Brutalist–inspired sink sourced from the Barbican. This distinctive piece adds a sense of design heritage and individuality, elevating the space beyond the ordinary and making even the most practical room in the house a statement of style.
Upstairs the natural light pours in with well positioned sash windows, illuminating the landing/hallway. The principal bedroom boasts a lavishly sized dimension which is full width of the house, twin aspect sash windows, high ceilings, feature fire place, coving and ceiling rose. The second bedroom is a comfortable double size boasting vaulted ceiling with Velux window. Completing the first floor is an additional double sized bedroom and bathroom which has been designed in a contemporary style, finished in a soothing neutral palette that enhances light and space. A striking feature wall of contrasting green hexagonal tiling defines the bath area, adding texture, depth, and a bold modern edge to the otherwise calm and understated scheme. The result is a space that feels both serene and stylish, blending clean lines with a touch of individuality.
Occupying the entire top floor, this expansive bedroom suite offers exceptional privacy and comfort. With generous proportions and elevated views, it features a sleek en-suite bathroom, creating a self-contained haven ideal for guests, older children, or use as a luxurious secondary principal suite.
The property opens onto an easy-maintenance garden, framed by attractive London stock brick walls that provide both character and privacy. The outdoor area is finished with matching tiles to the kitchen, creating a seamless transition between indoors and out. Designed for modern living, the garden offers the perfect setting for entertaining, relaxing, or enjoying an al fresco lifestyle with minimal upkeep.
Zealand Road borders the award-winning Victoria Park one of east London’s most spacious alfresco-eating spots, with two lakes, a boating pond, the much loved Pavilion (waterside) café, playgrounds, and a scattering of other Instagram-worthy delights. In close proximity is the renowned Chisenhale Gallery, famous for presenting some of the world’s most celebrated artists and not forgetting the Historic Roman Road home to neighbourhood favourites Zealand Cafe, Brixton, Pizza, Mae + Harvey and Whole Fresh, which sit alongside the traditional street market, which runs thrice weekly.
Excellent transport links are nearby, including several bus routes into the City, whilst Bethnal Green underground and Mile End (Central, District and Hammersmith & City) are just about equidistant from the property.
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