A RARE PIECE OF LONDON'S LIVING HISTORY

Malplaquet House

1741 • GRADE II LISTED • 6 BEDROOMS • APPROX 4,400 SQ FT

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A HOUSE UNLIKE ANY OTHER

Dating from 1741, Malplaquet House is an exceptional Grade II listed Georgian residence offering almost 4,400 sq ft of meticulously restored period splendour.

Hidden behind secluded walled gardens in Stepney Green, this remarkable home has witnessed almost three centuries of London's history, retaining an extraordinary sense of character, authenticity and atmosphere.

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THREE CENTURIES
OF LONDON

A remarkable house.
An extraordinary story.

1741

House built by architect Thomas Andrews

1794 - 1833

Home of celebrated brewer Harry Charrington

20ᵀᴴ CENTURY

Subdivided and concealed behind commercial frontage

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TODAY

Meticulously restored as a private residence

RESTORED WITH EXTRAORDINARY CARE

HISTORICAL DETAIL

Original architectural details and beautifully preserved period character.

THE KITCHEN

Reclaimed materials, Swedish green marble and Victorian fittings.

TIMELESS BATHROOMS

Specimen marbles and 19th-century tiles bring historic character to the bathrooms.

THE BEDROOMS

Characterful bedrooms retaining original features and a sense of history.

PRIVATE GARDENS

A secluded garden retreat surrounded by mature planting.

STEPNEY GREEN

Tube Station

THE CITY

Direct connection

WHITECHAPEL

Elizabeth Line

PARKS & GREEN SPACES

Mile End Park

Victoria Park

AT THE HEART OF EAST LONDON

Moments from Stepney Green and Whitechapel, with direct Elizabeth line connections, Malplaquet House is perfectly placed for the City, the West End and beyond.

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