Located in the heart of East London, and derived from the name of one of the first steam locomotives to travel over the North London Railway line above, Beagle gives subtle reference to the history of the site; from details inspired from Victorian railway carriages to a floor made from reclaimed railway sleepers.

Located in the heart of East London, and derived from the name of one of the first steam locomotives to travel over the North London Railway line above, Beagle gives subtle reference to the history of the site; from details inspired from Victorian railway carriages to a floor made from reclaimed railway sleepers.

Located in the heart of East London, and derived from the name of one of the first steam locomotives to travel over the North London Railway line above, Beagle gives subtle reference to the history of the site; from details inspired from Victorian railway carriages to a floor made from reclaimed railway sleepers.

Located in the heart of East London, and derived from the name of one of the first steam locomotives to travel over the North London Railway line above, Beagle gives subtle reference to the history of the site; from details inspired from Victorian railway carriages to a floor made from reclaimed railway sleepers.

Located in the heart of East London, and derived from the name of one of the first steam locomotives to travel over the North London Railway line above, Beagle gives subtle reference to the history of the site; from details inspired from Victorian railway carriages to a floor made from reclaimed railway sleepers.

Located in the heart of East London, and derived from the name of one of the first steam locomotives to travel over the North London Railway line above, Beagle gives subtle reference to the history of the site; from details inspired from Victorian railway carriages to a floor made from reclaimed railway sleepers.

Located in the heart of East London, and derived from the name of one of the first steam locomotives to travel over the North London Railway line above, Beagle gives subtle reference to the history of the site; from details inspired from Victorian railway carriages to a floor made from reclaimed railway sleepers.