Madison's

I put an advert on the night before and asked if anyone has a cat scracher, the very next day I went to collect the cat scracher from within bow quarter it was the free site for Tower Hamlets residents, I'm pleased to say it's doing exactly what I expected my cat is using the cat scracher instead of the furniture I'm pleased thank you for the free site.

I think it would be cool to live here. I have two friends, with their boisterous boxer dog, who live in a block called Lexington. The great red brick buildings, now apartments, are sizeable fragments of the old nineteenth century Bryant and May match factory, sitting north of Bow Road , East London. The grounds are laid out with grassy patches( great for a picnic), cobbled paths and gardens. To enter, via an original grand Edwardian gateway on Fairfield Road( or St?), you are asked to give your friend's (or customers) name and address to the concierge hiding behind his window. So there is good, but not watertight, security if you're a resident. Many flats have great views from their balcony, and I can see the giant red slide-artwork inside Olympic Park nearby. So save up your pennies and put down your deposit on a pad in this atmospheric and historic housing estate! Especially if you own a dog; you--and they--will love starting their walks here.

Bow Quarter is a friendly little community and those of us living there are very spoilt. The gym and pool / spa facilities are great and the small shop on site has an excellent selection. We’re very fortunate to live here and if you’re a pet owner you couldn’t ask for a more dog friendly space. The building is particularly impressive in the summer with the blue skies, red brick buildings and green trees providing plenty of instagrammable content for capture!