1717 revisited
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Your support makes all the difference.Back in the real world, the Spitalfields Trust is selling for pounds 165,000 the second of four houses it is renovating in Ireland Row, the elegant terrace on the Mile End Road in Stepney. No 111 was built in 1717 and has been restored to as original a state as practicable. The four-storey house has a large kitchen, breakfast room, a double reception on the ground floor, a first-floor drawing room, three bedrooms and a bathroom with fittings dating from the 1920s that are bravely said to be in full working order.
It has a garden and off-street parking. Sale details from Andrew Byrne on 071-247 0971.
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