Space is the luxury.

Approximately 1,361 sq ft, third floor, two bedrooms, Whitechapel E1. £3,495 pcm. The space is verifiable — the floorplan and EPC are on this page.

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Identity & address

Property	Loft 5, Cavell House Land Registry & EPC
Address	43 Cavell Street, Whitechapel, London E1 2BP
Title	Leasehold, title EGL412986 Land Registry summary
Floor	Third floor title & floorplan

Dimensions

Total area	≈1,361 sq ft / 126.48 sq m 2023 floorplan, corroborated by 127 sq m EPC
Main room	≈9.76 × 9.14 m, ≈89 sq m open-plan reception/kitchen/dining
Bedroom 1	≈16.7 sq m
Bedroom 2	≈16.7 sq m
Bathroom + utility	≈8.5 sq m (owner workbook)
Balcony	≈5.49 × 1.61 m
Room-area total (owner workbook)	≈130.9 sq m — a rough operational check, not a formal GIA measurement

Measured floorplan of Loft 5, Cavell House — click to enlarge

Click to enlarge · 2023 measured floorplan

Energy, heating & glazing

EPC rating	C (74), valid to 10 February 2032 certificate 8000-6699-0122-9098-0223
Heating	Gas boiler and radiators, with programmer, room thermostat and TRVs EPC
Glazing	Partial double glazing across the property EPC — not fully double-glazed

Furnishing, condition & building access

Furnishing	Confirm with Leah at LMA Property — historically furnished; details available on request
Photography	June 2023 archive. Current condition can be confirmed at the viewing.
Lift / step-free route	Three flights of stairs. No lift confirmed.
Broadband / mobile	Normal reception and bandwidth for London.

Costs & terms

Available from	1 October 2026
Tenancy	Periodic residential tenancy — rolling monthly, no fixed term (standard under the Renters' Rights Act). Company lets and short-term furnished requirements considered; speak with Leah at LMA Property.
Asking rent	£3,495 per calendar month. The market evidence is on Cavell Street itself: a 1,131 sq ft warehouse conversion directly opposite is Let Agreed at an advertised £3,500 — 230 sq ft less and no balcony, at virtually the same rent. Loft 5 is priced to reflect that equation honestly. See the market context ↓
Holding deposit	£806 — one week's rent (Tenant Fees Act 2019)
Tenancy deposit	£4,033 — five weeks' rent (Tenant Fees Act 2019)
Council tax	Tower Hamlets — confirmed at point of offer
Bills	Confirmed at point of offer

Documents

EPC certificate 8000-6699-0122-9098-0223 — rating C (74), valid to 10 February 2032 on file
Gas safety record — current record to be confirmed and dated for the live campaign
Electrical safety (EICR) — current record to be confirmed
Deposit scheme confirmation — to be issued once a tenancy deposit is taken
Written tenancy terms and prescribed information — issued by Leah at offer stage

Private tenant, financial and identity records held in the owner's archive are not published on this site and are excluded from all marketing use.

Full FAQ

How large is the apartment?+

1,361 sq ft (126.5 sq m) — generous by any measure, and exceptional for Whitechapel E1. You get the kind of floor area that most people in London are still waiting for.

Is it really one large open-plan room?+

It is. The kitchen, dining and reception all flow together in a single room approximately 9.76 × 9.14 m — around 89 sq m on its own. That's not just open-plan; that's a room that changes how the home works.

Can it host dinner parties?+

Absolutely. The dining area seats eight comfortably, with the lounge and kitchen still in play around it. The open-plan layout means the kitchen becomes part of the event rather than a room to hide in.

Is there outside space?+

Yes — a private balcony approximately 5.5 m wide, accessed directly off the main room. Morning coffee, evening air, a proper outdoor connection from the top floor.

Is the apartment quiet?+

Cavell Street is a residential side street, not a through-road. The balcony faces garden allotments and mature trees — green, not traffic. The bedrooms face the park opposite, with large established trees that absorb ambient sound. Third floor, well-converted loft construction. Residents find it noticeably quieter than the surrounding area suggests.

Which floor is it on?+

Third floor — elevated enough to feel private, with the natural light that comes with height. Confirm building access details with Leah at the viewing.

How much natural light?+

Masses of it. The east and west aspects of the very large windows mean morning light fills the reception from one side while afternoon light tracks through from the other — and stays late. Third floor height means no obstruction from street level. It is among the brighter loft apartments in this part of London.

What is the EPC rating?+

C (74) — a strong result for a building of this age and character, valid until February 2032. That means lower running costs and a property that meets current expectations without compromise.

What about glazing and insulation?+

The EPC records partial double glazing across the property. The C (74) rating reflects the overall thermal performance — which is solid for a converted loft building in this part of London. Leah can walk you through the specifics at the viewing.

What is the rent?+

The apartment is available from 1 October 2026 at £3,495 per calendar month. The holding deposit is £806 (one week's rent, per Tenant Fees Act 2019). Speak with Leah at LMA Property for viewing and tenancy details.

How do I arrange a viewing?+

Use the viewing request page — it takes under a minute. Leah confirms every request personally and viewings move fast on apartments like this one.

Photography

All 29 photographs

June 2023 archive. Click any image to open full-screen.

All photography dated June 2023 from the owner's archive. Current condition should be confirmed at the viewing.

Market context

The closest same-street comparison

Useful context, not a sales trick. A 1,131 sq ft warehouse conversion directly across the street was advertised at £3,500 pcm and is now Let Agreed on Rightmove. We cannot verify the achieved rent, so £3,500 is shown as the advertised figure only. It is the closest same-street evidence: 230 sq ft smaller than Loft 5, furnished, no private balcony — Let Agreed at £3,500. Loft 5 asks £3,495.

Comparable property exterior, Cavell Street E1

Let Agreed 6 photos ↗

Comparable kitchen and dining with library ladder

Rightmove listing screenshot, captured August 2026

Photography: Storeys, London (Rightmove ref. 91087872). Reproduced as archived market evidence. Listing captured August 2026.

Warehouse conversion · Cavell Street, E1

Rightmove ref. 91087872 · Agent: Storeys, London · Listed available from 07/08/2026 · Captured August 2026

Advertised rent	£3,500 pcm (£808 per week)
Status	Let Agreed on Rightmove — achieved rent not independently verified
Floor	Fourth floor
Bedrooms	2
Bathrooms	1
Floor area	1,131 sq ft (105 sq m) as advertised on Rightmove
Type	Apartment — warehouse conversion, period features
Furnishing	Furnished
Min. tenancy	12 months on the archived listing
Council Tax	Band C
Deposit	£4,038 (five weeks' rent)

Key features from the listing

High ceilings, exposed brickwork, original wood flooring
Warehouse-style windows with city skyline views
Open-plan kitchen/living — dishwasher and washing machine included
Newly refurbished wet room shower with marble fittings
Both bedrooms with fitted wardrobes and blackout blinds
Loft room / home office with library ladder access

Why Loft 5 is £3,495: The case is the evidence directly across the street. A 1,131 sq ft warehouse conversion on Cavell Street — 230 sq ft smaller than Loft 5, furnished, no private balcony — is Let Agreed at an advertised £3,500. Loft 5 is priced at £3,495: more space, an outdoor terrace and the quieter residential side of the street, at £5 less than the comparable's asking price. The value is straightforward.

Market evidence: Rightmove ref. 91087872, Cavell Street, E1, captured August 2026. £3,500 is the archived advertised figure; achieved rent is not independently verified. All photographs above are from Storeys, London's marketing materials for that property.