Hemmingfords in Dalston manages both the sales and lettings of exquisite properties throughout the entirety of Dalston, including E5, E8, and N16. Our portfolio includes a diverse range of properties for sale and rent, from family homes to luxurious apartments in Dalston’s most sought-after locations.
Dalston is situated in East London. Here, you will find many creative professionals calling Dalston their home due to the art and fashion culture. Dalston is quickly becoming the epitome of ‘urban cool’ to the point where lots of places have been dubbed ‘the next Dalston’. The Guardian once published an article on Dalston naming it the “coolest” place to live in Britain. It’s a very intense urban environment with a varied ethnic population. It is architecturally a mixture of Georgian and Victorian terraces and Twentieth Century social housing estates.
Dalston also has great transport links and sits between other great areas such as the trendy Islington, Stoke Newington, London Fields and Shoreditch to the South. The area has changed considerably spurred on by the redevelopment of Dalston Junction tube station and the investment East London received in the build-up to the 2012 Olympics. With the Overground and many transportation links to the city, the area has really started to boom.
Stone Cave: Literally feels like you are in just that – a stone cave! The Turkish food served here by friendly staff is both delicious and authentic. A great place for group bookings and sharing a selection of hot and cold meze’s.
Chick ‘n’ sours: Opened in 2015 to raving reviews is a local fried chicken shop, but not as you know it! This rustic-chic eatery is a great place to get your junk food without a bad conscience as it has thoughtfully sourced its fried chicken. If the food wasn’t enough, they also have amazing sour cocktails and local beers. They have also opened more sites now in Covent Garden and Islington. Hemmingfords absolutely love it here!
Brilliant Corners: It’s quite a hard place to describe – part Japanese restaurant, part bar, part music venue – but it’s the sound system that draws you in, playing tracks curated by guest DJs. There’s a delicious list of cocktails available with loads more beers, wines and spirits to choose from.
Rio Cinema: Decorated with the blue and pink colours of the original design, Rio Cinema will be a flash back in time. The one screen cinema sometimes holds film festivals and they typically have some discounts for seniors and kids. At Rio Cinema you can buy the typical theatre food and drinks but for those partial to a glass of something stronger, there’s alcohol options available too.
Dalston Food Market: Every Sunday this low-key place comes alive and you can find so many great produces on offer. From quality cheeses, to fresh pasta, to organic breads and honey from Sardinian street traders – CapoCaccia, you will not leave without buying something. We recommend the flatbread pizza at Dalston Food Market, you will not be disappointed.
Go to Gigs: The number of gigs in Dalston has (believe it or not) surpassed Camden in recent years. If you want to see great artists and live gigs you should check out all that is going on in Dalston.
Huh. Store: Although this store is rather pricey, you will come across some interesting finds here. From menswear, womenswear, accessories, and homeware – the boutique store has an array of simple and unique clothes to add to your wardrobe
Pelican’s & Parrots: Sourced from all over the world, the merchandise here does not fall into a specific category. From vintage clothes to antique furniture and odd accessories, you won’t be let down. Pay a visit to see the interesting artefacts at Pelican’s & Parrots to satisfy your curiosity…
Storm in a Teacup: Want amazing, unique men’s and women’s designer clothes on a consignment basis? Stop here. Although this store can house some out-of-budget items, you can also find some great steals and come out with some fresh new purchases.
Dalston Roof Park: See the landscape differently on Dalston’s rooftop garden where you can unwind, dance, sip drinks, and tuck in to some good food. Surrounded by Victorian buildings and complete with a great skyline, you will most-likely never want to leave.
Stonebridge Gardens: It’s located right next to the Overground; however, this is a fun place for many activities. There is a charming playground and thankfully, there is no age limit because it looks fun for all! Nearby, you will find lots of green space, a football field, benches, and Santander bicycle rentals.
London Fields: With a Green Flag Award for being one of the best green spaces in the country; this is the spot where something will always be happening in Summer. London Fields has everything you can think of from a paddling pool, two children’s play areas, a cricket pitch, a gravelled petanque court, changing rooms, a barbeque area, a cafe, two tennis courts, table tennis – the list goes on! You may observer some free exercise classes happening on the green as a distant onlooker as well as other pop up events. This park is located right next to Broadway Market, so if you need any food or beverages you can stop there on your way to the field.
