This fantastic two-bedroom home forms part of a quiet row of converted Victorian workshops tucked down a cobbled passage just off Roman Road.

With an original façade that has been expertly restored, the space inside has been beautifully transformed into a series of bright flexible rooms that each celebrates the building’s vernacular. Designed by award-winning architects Threefold, the space perfectly exemplifies their fluency in marrying the original fabric of the building with sensitive modern interventions.

The ground floor of the previous workshop is a generously open-plan and stripped-back living space with exposed brick walls. A kitchen with a central island and sliding reeded glass wall sit at one end, with a spacious area for dining at the other.

A single-storey extension constructed from black bricks and glass connects the living spaces effortlessly to the exterior. Here lies a secluded courtyard garden, bound on one side by reclaimed masonry walls with access to the rear through concealed brick entrance gates.

A folded steel staircase leads upstairs, where the space has been divided into two spacious bedrooms, with bathrooms slotted in between. The generously proportioned master suite features a run of original industrial windows flooding the room with natural light. A freestanding feature sink with a hanging mirror above delineates the open-plan space. Storage has been prioritised with beautifully crafted, leather-fronted wardrobes which sit opposite the luxurious free-standing bathtub. A separate WC is found off the main bedroom space.

The property is perfectly located for local conveniences. Victoria Park Village just a short walk away has a wonderful local food scene, with favourites such as Ginger Pig and Pophams. The delights of Broadway Market and Colombia Road are also nearby. For transport links, Bethnal Green and Cambridge Heath stations are a 5- and 10-minute walk respectively.