Rosina Street, E9

The building is great and there’s a great sense of community within the building. It’s a fantastic place for someone looking for a more accessible entry point into the London real estate market. Each flat has been thoughtfully designed, they’re cozy and well built. The roof terrace is fantastic and offers great unobstructed views.

Lovely development. Small with a strong community feel. The roof terrace is huge and perfect for summer evenings with friends! The development feels well made with a good attention to design. Very impressed!

I bought an apartment at Rosina through HTB with my partner and we have really enjoyed the first two years here. We were looking for Hackney area specifically and it is walking distance to Chatsworth Rd, Hackney Central and London Fields. The design and spec of the flat are better than we expected and communal roof terrace is a great feature. The after care from the developer was a bit slow but all issues were resolved in the end.

My wife and I bought out first home at Rosina Street and we couldn't be happier. Our apartment is pretty high and the views are incredible with The Shard, City of London, Canary Wharf etc. The spec is fantastic, something you would expect at a high end luxury development and the roof terrace is an added bonus. There were a few issues with security at the beginning but this has all been fixed now. It's an amazing place to call home and would recommend to anyone looking for a more affordable east London alternative to Dalston, London Fields, etc. Thank you Pocket for making our home ownership dream a reality!

I really like living at this property. It's a great location and close to public transport links. I wouldn't have been able to buy in this area without Pocket Housing building these affordable homes. I think it's a good place to live if you want to invest in an affordable property. It's still expensive and not a realistic price for the majority of people in the U.K., but it's a lot cheaper than your standard flat price in London. I probably wouldn't recommend living here if you are sensitive to sound as it's very close to the train tracks. The flats are really nicely designed and let in loads of light which is great. My feeling is that these flats were built really quickly and corners were cut in terms of some of the materials use, so there have been a lot of issues with things like the door, floor and windows. I don't think the building is going anywhere though thankfully :) The service company that look after the building keep things ticking over, but I think they charge to much for what they actually do.