Newly on the market with Franklyn James, this is a charming four storey, Grade II Listed Victorian terraced house situated in Bow's delightful and sought-after conservation area. This character house is presented to the market in immaculate condition and has a wealth of period features throughout the entire property. The lower ground floor comprises a spectacular kitchen/dining room which offers substantial entertaining space and is a fantastic feature of the house. This leads on to the utility and shower/steam room and there is direct access into a large garden which is mainly laid to lawn, with a decked area. On the ground floor there is a spacious and light double reception room with high ceilings, stunning feature fireplace, Victorian cornicing, ceiling rose, original floorboards and double aspect sash windows. The master bedroom is on the first floor, again with double aspect sash windows and there is also a spacious family bathroom consisting of a freestanding bath, natural slate tiled floor, separate shower and double wash hand basins. There are a further two double bedrooms on the second and third floors. The house is superbly positioned within close proximity of Bow Church DLR and Bow Road stations which offer convenient access into Canary Wharf and The City of London. An early internal inspection is essential to appreciate this charming and elegant family residence. Franklyn James are appointed as sole agents. What the vendor says "We fell in love with the house the very first time we saw it. In many ways it is the house of our dreams and leaving will be a huge wrench. Living here gives us so many positives, it is so close to great transport links into central London and Canary Wharf, but equally it's only a 20 minute drive from the Essex countryside. We can walk to Victoria Park and The Regent's Canal, we have a handy little supermarket two minutes walk away and of course Westfield, Stratford and the Olympic Park and Stadium are very close - no more than five minutes on the DLR. We have some great pubs within a short walk, we love the Morgan Arms and the Lord Tredegar, and there is good variety of restaurants and cafes in the area. Despite being so close to everything, it is still a quiet house tucked away from the bustle of Bow Road, it gives you a feeling of peace and safety when you get in and close the door at the end of a busy day at work. The space is fabulous. The kitchen diner is ideal for parties and socialising and we can open the doors into the garden in summer when it really becomes an outdoor room. We love unwinding in the garden with a glass of wine after work. Living here, you feel that you are living in London's history. The house is Victorian and we love the beautiful fireplace in the living room and the coving and ceiling roses to go with what we think is the original floor. What really makes our house special to live in is how comfortable and homely it is; to us it just feels right - it is the ideal London house."