The Call of the Glitter Ball

Combining the serenity of family-friendly Victoria Park with proximity to the pulsing excitement of the city, this chic East London home affords the best of both worlds. Boasting an expansive patio garden, swish, design-led interiors, and a twenty-minute amble to Liverpool Street station, it’s the perfect base from which to explore and restore. Who doesn’t love a striking palette? This home makes masterful use of contrasting accents, from the hallway and music room with their midnight tones and chalk-white floorboards, to the principal bedroom’s blend of slate-grey feature wall and popping pink highlights. There’s a strand of trademark East London cool woven throughout (see exposed brick fireplace and that industrial-style mix of textures), alongside family-focused comfort. The living room, with its fleecy throws and clustered candles, insists upon a few cosy nights in, whilst a large open-plan kitchen unites fresh tones and swathes of glass to create an invitingly modern cooking and dining space. An impressive eye for detail is discernible in every room, whether it’s the sleek tiling in the bathrooms, or attractive design flourishes in that pretty-in-pastels bedroom. We love... You don’t have to look hard to spot the sense of fun here. From the signature glitter balls to that chic piano, this home is guaranteed to add a little disco to your day. And if you absolutely have to do some work, might we suggest the desk in the music room as an ambient alternative — ideal for inciting a little home envy on those video calls. Home truths: No smoking, pets or parties! A friendly cat lives here. She’s very independent and low-maintenance, coming and going with a cat flap, and using an automatic feeder - which means there’s hardly anything for you to do...except pet her! If you’d prefer the cat to be re-homed, please let your booking agent know when you reserve your stay. Please note, Property Manager homes are lived-in homes, which we think adds to their charm! Guests should, however, expect to find homeowner belongings and personal items within the property.