Taylor Place, Bow

Guide price £325,000-£350,000
This immaculate, spacious one-bedroom apartment of approximately 615 sq. ft within the redevelopment of a former chocolate factory blends industrial charm with modern living. The property enjoys a large, bright, open-plan reception room.
Set within the distinctive industrial heritage of East London, this well-presented one-bedroom flat at Mocha Court combines characterful surroundings with a bright, contemporary interior.
The property benefits from excellent natural light, creating an airy feel throughout. Wooden flooring adds warmth and complements the clean, understated finish.
Ideally suited to professionals seeking a well-maintained home in an established East London location, the flat offers a balance of industrial character and modern living.
The apartment is in a sought-after location, just a two-minute walk from the canal towpath, offering pleasant walking routes to Hackney Wick and the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. Bow DLR station is approximately five minutes away on foot, while Bow Road Underground station can be reached within ten minutes. Excellent bus links along Mile End Road provide further convenient connections across London. The vibrant Roman Road is also within a ten-minute walk, offering an array of independent shops, popular cafés, and a lively local market.
Accommodation
The bright and spacious open-plan reception room has large, dual-aspect windows and ample room for living, dining, and working areas.
The new, white, handless, fitted kitchen is open to the reception area.
Quality wood flooring runs through the apartment, providing a clean, contemporary look.
The double bedroom is a light room with excellent built-in storage.
The bathroom comprises a white-tiled suite with over bath shower.
The entrance area has a useful storage space.
This gated development has a concierge service, bike storage and CCTV. The communal areas, lift and staircase are well-maintained.
Viewings: By appointment with the sole agent Look Property. Please contact Look Property to arrange your viewing.
Tenure: leasehold of 125 years from1 January 2016, 115 years remaining.
Service Charge: £2,900 p.a.
Ground Rent: £250 (tbc)
EPC Band: C
Council Tax Band: C
Area Guide:
BOW
Bow is a vibrant and highly sought-after area located in the East End of London. Situated just 4 miles from the City of London, Bow boasts excellent transport links, making it a popular choice for both commuters and families alike.
The area is home to a diverse mix of residents, from young professionals to families and retirees, and offers a fantastic range of amenities and attractions.
The popular Victoria Park is just a stone's throw away, providing a green oasis in the heart of the city, while the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, which hosted the 2012 Olympic Games, is just a short distance away.
Bow is also well known for its thriving food and drink scene, with a plethora of independent cafes, bars, and restaurants to choose from. The famous Roman Road Market is a must-visit, offering an eclectic mix of vintage clothing, fresh produce, and artisanal goods.
Housing options in Bow are diverse, with everything from Victorian terraced houses to modern apartment buildings on offer. The area has undergone significant regeneration in recent years, and there are now a number of new developments available, offering contemporary living spaces with state-of-the-art amenities.
Overall, Bow is a fantastic area for anyone looking for a vibrant and exciting place to call home, with easy access to all that London has to offer.
STRATFORD
Stratford, located in East London within the borough of Newham, is one of the city’s most dynamic and rapidly evolving areas. Historically an industrial and working-class district, Stratford has undergone major transformation over the past two decades, particularly following the 2012 London Olympics, which were largely hosted in the area.
At the heart of Stratford is the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, a vast green space featuring world-class sporting venues such as the London Stadium, the Aquatics Centre, and the Velodrome, many of which continue to host international events and community activities. The park also offers landscaped gardens, waterways, and walking trails, making it a hub for leisure and recreation.
Stratford is also known for its thriving retail and cultural scene. Westfield Stratford City, one of the largest shopping centres in Europe, provides a mix of high-street and luxury brands, restaurants, and entertainment options. Nearby, cultural landmarks such as the Theatre Royal Stratford East and the new Sadler’s Wells East at Stratford’s East Bank development add to the area’s artistic appeal.
The East Bank project itself is turning Stratford into a major cultural and educational hub, with institutions like the Victoria and Albert Museum, BBC, London College of Fashion, and University College London establishing new presences in the area.
Stratford’s excellent transport connections make it a key gateway to London and beyond. Served by the Underground (Central and Jubilee lines), the DLR, London Overground, and high-speed trains from Stratford International, the area offers easy access to central London, Kent, and even continental Europe via the Eurostar (from nearby St Pancras). The addition of the Elizabeth Line (Crossrail) has further boosted connectivity.
Today, Stratford is a vibrant mix of modern architecture, regenerated spaces, and a diverse local community. With its blend of shopping, culture, sports, and green spaces, it has become one of London’s most significant growth areas and a symbol of urban renewal.