2 bed Flat For Sale £375,000
This smart, spacious and characterful two bedroom apartment is a must for nature lovers, not only do you have a vast, a large section of the garden but Ridgeway Park and Mansfield Park are just moments away. Occupying the ground floor of a Victorian semi-detached, you have over 700 square feet of living space.
Your garden really is quite a sight, barely overlooked and large enough for the largest of parties or as much privacy as you could desire. It's also overhung by pleasant mature foliage and home to a handy shed.
If you lived here
Inside and your front lounge is a generous 160 square feet, with that classic box bay window bathing the space in light. Design & Decor may need some updating, but with pristine white walls and those generous proportions you couldn't wish for stronger fundamentals. Both bedrooms are similarly stylish doubles, and thanks to the flexible layout either one can be turned to use as a second reception if required.
Elsewhere, the kitchen/diner's characterfully finished in striking violet walls, a wealth of quartz countertops and smoky grey floor tiling. Your bathroom features a dedicated walk in shower cubicle and floor to ceiling large format pale sandstone effect tiles. The handily covered side return is perfect for laundry and other utilities, and leads out to your expansive rear garden.
You're nestled in the heart of leafy Chingford here, with Chingford Mount close to hand, and Chingford overground station just a twenty minute walk, fifteen minute bus ride or nine minute cycle. From here it's twenty seven minutes direct to Liverpool Street, or nine minutes to Walthamstow Central for the Victoria line and its speedy connections to the West End.
What else?
- Drivers can be on the North Circular in seven minutes, and speeding out of London on the M11 in just over ten.
- The many and varied facilities of Chingford Mount are less than fifteen minutes on foot.
- Current or prospective parents will be pleased to know you have eight primary/secondary schools, all rated 'Good' or 'Outstanding' by Ofsted in a one mile radius.
Garden (36.6m x 6.5m (120'0" x 21'3"))
Lounge/Dining Room (3.13m x 4.87m (10'3" x 15'11" ))
Bedroom (3.06m x 3.35m (10'0" x 10'11" ))
Bathroom (2.21m x 2.16m (7'3" x 7'1" ))
Kitchen (3.77m x 2.29m (12'4" x 7'6"))
Utility Room (1.38m x 2.48m (4'6" x 8'1" ))
Bedroom (3.25m x 3.99m (10'7" x 13'1" ))
Explore our 'Charms of Chingford' pages for everything this picturesque part of East London has to offer.
Previously part of Essex, Chingford became an urban district in 1894, an early sign of what would prove to be increasingly close ties to the capital as improved transport links brought professionals flowing to the suburbs in search of bargains.
The local landscape is mostly sturdy post-war terraces and semi-detacheds, with pockets of more contemporary developments and plenty of parks, not to mention golf, cricket and country clubs.
Modest parades of local shops are scattered about the area, with most social life focused on the stretch of Station Road between Kings Head Hill and Chingford Golf Course.
Bordered by the wild green expanse of Epping Forest, and with Liverpool Street just twenty seven minutes by train, Chingford links Essex and the capital to this day, for the very best of both worlds.
Your garden really is quite a sight, barely overlooked and large enough for the largest of parties or as much privacy as you could desire. It's also overhung by pleasant mature foliage and home to a handy shed.
If you lived here
Inside and your front lounge is a generous 160 square feet, with that classic box bay window bathing the space in light. Design & Decor may need some updating, but with pristine white walls and those generous proportions you couldn't wish for stronger fundamentals. Both bedrooms are similarly stylish doubles, and thanks to the flexible layout either one can be turned to use as a second reception if required.
Elsewhere, the kitchen/diner's characterfully finished in striking violet walls, a wealth of quartz countertops and smoky grey floor tiling. Your bathroom features a dedicated walk in shower cubicle and floor to ceiling large format pale sandstone effect tiles. The handily covered side return is perfect for laundry and other utilities, and leads out to your expansive rear garden.
You're nestled in the heart of leafy Chingford here, with Chingford Mount close to hand, and Chingford overground station just a twenty minute walk, fifteen minute bus ride or nine minute cycle. From here it's twenty seven minutes direct to Liverpool Street, or nine minutes to Walthamstow Central for the Victoria line and its speedy connections to the West End.
What else?
- Drivers can be on the North Circular in seven minutes, and speeding out of London on the M11 in just over ten.
- The many and varied facilities of Chingford Mount are less than fifteen minutes on foot.
- Current or prospective parents will be pleased to know you have eight primary/secondary schools, all rated 'Good' or 'Outstanding' by Ofsted in a one mile radius.
Garden (36.6m x 6.5m (120'0" x 21'3"))
Lounge/Dining Room (3.13m x 4.87m (10'3" x 15'11" ))
Bedroom (3.06m x 3.35m (10'0" x 10'11" ))
Bathroom (2.21m x 2.16m (7'3" x 7'1" ))
Kitchen (3.77m x 2.29m (12'4" x 7'6"))
Utility Room (1.38m x 2.48m (4'6" x 8'1" ))
Bedroom (3.25m x 3.99m (10'7" x 13'1" ))
Explore our 'Charms of Chingford' pages for everything this picturesque part of East London has to offer.
Previously part of Essex, Chingford became an urban district in 1894, an early sign of what would prove to be increasingly close ties to the capital as improved transport links brought professionals flowing to the suburbs in search of bargains.
The local landscape is mostly sturdy post-war terraces and semi-detacheds, with pockets of more contemporary developments and plenty of parks, not to mention golf, cricket and country clubs.
Modest parades of local shops are scattered about the area, with most social life focused on the stretch of Station Road between Kings Head Hill and Chingford Golf Course.
Bordered by the wild green expanse of Epping Forest, and with Liverpool Street just twenty seven minutes by train, Chingford links Essex and the capital to this day, for the very best of both worlds.
