4 Bed Terraced House For Sale

Set in an enviable location between the delights of both Walthamstow Village and Wood Street, this bright and characterful four-bedroom Victorian end-of-terrace home has been beautifully restored, with exceptional care taken to strike a balance between contemporary convenience and traditional charm. Highlights include the huge open plan kitchen/lounge as well as additional reception room, the ground floor WC and first floor bathroom, the converted loft with ensuite, and of course, the gorgeously designed garden at the rear. It’s on the market chain-free, too.

IF YOU LIVED HERE…

You’ll long admire the handsome frontage when you step back after time away. Beyond, your front reception room is a light-filled sanctuary, with parquet flooring, a feature fireplace and a sublime blush colour scheme. This spotless finish carries on through to your show-stopper of a kitchen/diner/living space. There’s plenty of room for lounging and dining here, so entertaining will be high on the agenda - you’ll want to put that kitchen island to use. The cabinets are pristine, as are the appliances. The pendant lighting is striking, while the sky light extension and epically proportioned patio doors add plenty of brilliance in daylight hours.

During warmer months, open the doors and spill out into the rear garden, which is brilliantly secluded thanks to the horizontal slated fencing and lush foliage on view.

On the first floor, you’ve got two bedrooms, each with spotless decor - and the master at the front has some masterful custom storage. As well as a utility area for laundry, you’ve got a family-sized bathroom, which has beautiful tiling, vintage-style fittings, a freestanding iron claw bathtub and a walk-in shower - a real luxury. Don’t forget you have a ground floor WC, too. Up in the loft, you have a further two bedrooms, one with a pristine ensuite.

As for beyond, you’ll probably already know about the many amenities of Walthamstow Village and Wood Street, but did you know that this little nook of E17 has started to attract its own perks? The Lacy Nook offers a Nordic-style experience with Balkan fusion dishes on the menu, while the lively and down-to-earth Made in Portugal cafe often hosts fantastic barbecues. Just as interesting, the now-established Art e pasta is also a few blocks away, where you’ll find Italian sharing plates with a focus on hand-made pasta. And don’t forget the Ravenswood Industrial Estate, which is home to the ever-popular God’s Own Junkyard, as well as breweries Pillars Brewery, Trap, plus gin palace Mother’s Ruin - it’s all just a few minutes walk away, so you don’t need to travel far at all to go ‘out out’.

WHAT ELSE?

- Wood Street station is just a five minute walk and will get you directly to Liverpool Street in twenty. Alternatively, walk a half mile in the other direction and you're at Walthamstow Central, for direct twenty minute runs to Oxford Circus.
- Despite being in such a cosmopolitan hub, you’re surrounded by excellent green space; Lloyd Park, which houses the William Morris Gallery, is 16 minutes north, the recently launched Fellowship Square, with its impressive fountains, is in the same area, while Hollow Ponds, at the cusp of Epping Forest, is around 15 minutes south east.
- Head to Walthamstow Central for Europe’s longest market which runs along Walthamstow High Street, and the convenient chains found in the 17¢ral shopping centre, as well as the newly open Forest Cinema.

Reception Room - 4.11m x 3.20m (13'6" x 10'6") -

Kitchen - 3.58m x 3.53m (11'9" x 11'7") -

Reception Room - 6.50m x 4.14m (21'4" x 13'7") -

Wc -

Bedroom - 4.3 x 3.99 (14'1" x 13'1") -

Bedroom - 3.61m x 2.54m (11'10" x 8'4") -

Bathroom - 2.67m x 2.54m (8'9" x 8'4") -

Bedroom - 5.94m x 3.02m (19'6" x 9'11") -

En Suite -

Bedroom - 4.32m x 2.34m (14'2" x 7'8") -

Garden - 7m (22'11") -

A WORD FROM THE EXPERT...

"For me it’s the sheer variety you find in each pocket of Walthamstow that makes working and socialising here so enjoyable. Whether it’s having a coffee from Perky Blenders, going for a Sunday morning walk in Epping Forest, dropping into one of the local breweries in Blackhorse Road, or catching up with friends in Lloyd Park, the growth and positive changes within E17 have been incredible in recent years."