Art, culture & creativity

Hackney isn’t just a great place to live—it’s full of exciting activities and experiences that make life here truly unique.

• Explore the Canals: Take a stroll or bike ride along Regent’s Canal and the River Lea, stopping at canal-side cafes and pubs along the way.
• Hackney Wick: This creative hotspot is home to breweries, street art, and warehouse galleries. It’s a favorite for weekend outings and offers a peek into Hackney’s artistic heart.
• The Lido at London Fields: Enjoy a swim in Hackney’s famous heated outdoor pool, open year-round.
• Vintage Shopping: Hackney is a treasure trove for vintage lovers. Head to Dalston and Shoreditch for retro clothing, antique furniture, and quirky finds.
• Nightlife: From live music at the Moth Club to cocktails at Night Tales or rooftop vibes at Netil360, Hackney has a buzzing nightlife scene to discover.
• Family-Friendly Fun: Visit Hackney City Farm for a slice of the countryside in the heart of the borough or enjoy the playgrounds and open spaces of Victoria Park with kids.

Hackney is a green haven, offering a wealth of outdoor spaces that boost property appeal and quality of life.

• Victoria Park: Known for its tree-lined avenues, playgrounds, and events like music festivals and artisan markets, properties near Victoria Park are highly sought after, particularly by families and professionals. Proximity to this park often translates into increased property values due to its enduring popularity.
• London Fields: Living near London Fields offers access to its famous lido, perfect for fitness enthusiasts, and its sprawling green space. Homes in this area—often period terraces or modern apartments—appeal to young professionals and creatives who love the vibrant weekend atmosphere of Broadway Market.
• Hackney Marshes: A quieter, more natural space, Hackney Marshes is perfect for buyers seeking a more tranquil environment. Homes in nearby areas like Clapton and Homerton benefit from excellent access to green spaces while maintaining a community-focused atmosphere.

Hackney is renowned for its culinary diversity, which adds to the lifestyle appeal of owning property here.

• Broadway Market: From gourmet street food to cozy cafes, this market is a major draw for residents and visitors alike. Properties in and around London Fields and Haggerston often enjoy a premium due to their proximity to this lively hub.
• Mare Street: A burgeoning hotspot for dining and drinking, Mare Street features trendy wine bars, craft breweries, and well-reviewed restaurants. This area’s central location makes it attractive to buyers looking for modern apartments or period conversions.
• Climpson’s Arch: Nestled in an industrial space, Climpson’s Arch has become a foodie destination. Nearby Hackney properties, often in unique warehouse conversions, attract buyers seeking a contemporary urban lifestyle.

Hackney’s vibrant arts and culture scene ensures its ongoing desirability among buyers seeking a lively, creative neighborhood.

• Hackney Empire: This historic theater is a symbol of Hackney’s cultural legacy. Living nearby means being part of a community that values the arts, with many Victorian and Edwardian homes retaining their original charm. Hackney Empire has hosted the biggest names in comedy, including local lad Micky Flanagan. Talking of local lads' done good', Hackney is also where our founder, Asad Riaz, grew up.
• EartH (Evolutionary Arts Hackney): This modern cultural hub hosts concerts, film screenings, and talks, appealing to buyers drawn to Hackney’s edgy, innovative side. Dalston’s mix of new-build apartments and period homes makes it an ideal location for those who want to immerse themselves in Hackney’s creative pulse.
• Street Art: Hackney’s street art has become a defining feature of its identity. Areas like Shoreditch and Haggerston, known for their vibrant murals, attract buyers looking for properties with an urban, artistic vibe.

• Columbia Road Flower Market: Famous for its Sunday blooms, this market draws visitors from all over London. Properties in the surrounding area, such as Shoreditch and Hoxton, appeal to buyers looking for Victorian cottages and stylish lofts close to this charming attraction.
• Chatsworth Road Market: With its independent boutiques and family-friendly atmosphere, this market is ideal for buyers considering properties in Clapton. The area’s community feel and a mix of Edwardian homes and new developments cater to a variety of needs.
• Boxpark Shoreditch: For buyers interested in living in a buzzing, modern environment, Boxpark adds to the draw of Shoreditch. Its shipping container shops and eateries highlight Hackney’s ability to blend creativity with practicality.