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" Stunning three bedroom, two bathroom split level apartment with two private balconies, one enjoying a refreshing view of River Lea, while the other flows out into the beautiful communal garden. Stretching across a generous 1173 sq ft, this secure, modern, waterside property enjoys a well designed and presented living space, set at a well-connected location, benefiting from lots of natural light throughout the day, spectacular outdoor spaces and an luxurious high spec finish. It boasts European oak flooring throughout, WiFi enabled Philips Hue lightning system in all rooms, ample built-in storage spaces, private bike storage on the terrace and communal bike storage in the basement, plus direct access to River Lea through the downstairs terrace. Briefly comprising a large reception diner with a sleek, open plan fully-fitted kitchen, flowing out to lovely south-facing terrace, and a WC; upstairs is a large master bedroom with river views, including an ensuite shower room and a large fitted wardrobe; a superb family bathroom; two smaller double bedrooms, one of which leads out to another spacious terrace which stretches into the communal gardens. These outdoor spaces are ideal for unwinding or entertaining guests, and you can catch the sun throughout the day, mornings on the waterside and afternoons by the courtyard, enjoying the well kept herb gardens on both sides of property. Ideally situated a 5 minute walk from Bromley-by-Bow tube station (District line Hammersmith & City) and within walking distance from Pudding Mill Lane and Bow Church DLR stations and West Ham station (c2c Jubilee District line DLR). Greenspaces such as Three Mills Park and the huge Olympic Park are within a 10 minute stroll. The Olympic Park offers a variety of sport and leisure activities and a number of great restaurants in and around it. Westfield Shopping Center and the vibrant Hackney wick are also within easy reach. There is an abundance of local amenities close by, including supermarkets, primary schools, nurseries, restaurants, pubs and gyms a short walk away. Bow, has a rich history dating back centuries. One of its notable landmarks is the Grade I listed 18th-century House Mill, a testament to the area‘s industrial past and architectural significance.Today, the House Mill is a museum and cultural center, offering visitors a unique glimpse into London‘s industrial heritage. E3 is a diverse and vibrant area, with a mix of residential, industrial, and commercial spaces, as well as cultural attractions and green spaces. Home to notable landmarks including the iconic Bow Church, also known as St. Mary‘s Church, which dates back to the Norman era, and the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, created for the 2012 London Olympic Games and now a recreational and cultural hub. "