Flat 5, Cavell HouseWhitechapel E1 · arranged by Leah, LMA Property See viewing times
Open-plan reception, kitchen and dining room at Flat 5, Cavell House, showing exposed brick, timber floors and broad industrial-style glazing

Whitechapel, E1 · Third floor · Loft conversion

1,361 sq ft. One exceptional living space. Whitechapel connected.

A two-bedroom loft apartment built around an approximately 89 sq m open-plan reception, kitchen and dining room — exposed brick, timber floors, broad industrial-style windows and a balcony.

2 bedrooms 1 bathroom + utility ≈1,361 sq ft / 126.48 sq m Balcony EPC C (74)

Why this home

The living room changes everything.

Most London two-bedroom flats force the dining table, sofa and desk to share the same few metres. Flat 5 does not: the main open-plan room is large enough to hold separate places to cook, eat, host, work and switch off — and still breathe.

Verified scale

1,361 sq ft / 126.5 sq m

2023 marketing floorplan, corroborated by the 2022 EPC at 127 sq m. Exceptional for E1. Exceptional for London.

Genuine character

Exposed brick & timber

Exposed brick, timber floors, structural columns and broad industrial-style glazing, shown here exactly as photographed — no virtual staging.

Real connectivity

Four Whitechapel lines

Elizabeth, District, Hammersmith & City and the Windrush line all serve Whitechapel station. See your route.

Built for dinner, not just delivery

A table people can stay around

The photography shows a full dining table set within the main room, with substantial lounge and circulation space still remaining around it. Eight at the table. The kitchen is part of the occasion, not a room to close off.

The street

Cavell Street is a residential side street.

Not a through-road. Not a bus route. The loft sits on the third floor of a converted building with the insulation that comes with height and construction. Judge it at an evening viewing.

The balcony faces allotments — working plots where noise levels correspond to growing seasons, not traffic patterns. Opposite the building, a small park; its trees are what the bedrooms face.

Two proper bedrooms

Similarly sized, properly separated

Both bedrooms record at approximately 16.7 sq m each — positioned away from the main living-room glazing. Room for a double and wardrobe in both, with separation between them.

Outside space

A balcony across the living side

Approximately 5.49 × 1.61 m, running the width of the main room and accessed directly from the living space. Confirm outlook and current condition with Leah at the viewing.

Connected to the parts of London that matter

Whitechapel is a network, not a single commute

The Elizabeth line handles fast east–west journeys; District and Hammersmith & City provide central alternatives; the Windrush line connects north–south orbital routes. Choose your destination and check the live journey before travelling.

City / Liverpool Street / Bank
Elizabeth line, District line, Hammersmith & City line from Whitechapel
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Canary Wharf
Elizabeth line, or DLR/Overground via interchange — and the sole-agent, corporate-audience question, answered
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Source: tfl.gov.uk — Whitechapel station. Exact walk times from the building entrance are not yet measured; do not rely on historical "3 minutes to the station" marketing claims.

Beyond London

Every airport, Eurostar, and the rest of the country — mostly one change or none

Heathrow direct on the Elizabeth line. Gatwick and Luton direct from Farringdon, one stop away. Stansted direct from Liverpool Street. London City in one change via Shadwell. St Pancras and the Eurostar terminal one stop beyond that. This is a genuinely well-connected address for a household that travels, not just commutes.

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Local life

From an early market to dinner that evening

Whitechapel Market runs Monday–Saturday for everyday shopping. Brick Lane and Old Spitalfields are weekend destinations. Billingsgate is a deliberate early-morning trip, not a doorstep convenience — and it is due to relocate to Albert Island in the Royal Docks, subject to approvals.

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The measured plan

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Total area≈1,361 sq ft / 126.48 sq m EPC corroborated
Main room≈9.76 × 9.14 m / ≈89 sq m open-plan reception, kitchen & dining
Bedroom 1 & 2≈16.7 sq m each
Balcony≈5.49 × 1.61 m
FloorThird floor · three flights of stairs, no lift

Your agent

Leah is the sole point of contact

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Leah Oaker, LMA Property Ltd

Every enquiry on this microsite — portal, social or direct — is routed to Leah alone. There is no second agent and no third-party negotiator.

[email protected] · 020 3893 8635 · lmaproperty.com

See the scale in person

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