One-bedroom flat sublet in Hackney Central

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Available from:1 Nov 2026

Available until:31 May 2027

Bedrooms:1

Description

A one-bedroom flat is available to sublet in Hackney Central from November. The converted building has an open-plan kitchen and living room with plenty of natural light, a television with an Amazon Fire Stick, a king-size sofa bed and an oven. The bedroom includes a king-size Tempur mattress and a work desk, and there is access to a shared terrace.

The flat is on a main road in a lively area rather than a quiet residential setting. The entrance is between a salon and a convenience shop, with a gallery nearby and an event space below that may have music on some weekends.

Hackney Central Station is a 10-minute walk away, Victoria Park is around 12 minutes on foot and a large Tesco is five minutes away. Rent is £1,600 per month, with Wi-Fi included; other bills are paid as used. The sublet is available until April or May.

Who you’ll live with

Nobody else lives here

Where you’ll be

Hackney Ctr'l station, London, UK

Hackney Central
Hackney Downs
London Fields
Homerton

Amenities

Wi-Fi

Heating

Hot water

Electricity

Shower

Bed

Television

Streaming services

Sofa

Stove & Oven

Desk/Workspace

Balcony/Terrace

Close to public transport

Frequently Asked Questions

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£1,600pcm/ per month