House For Sale £625,000
A wonderfully expansive, 1400 square foot four bedroom family home. Arranged over three floors with a pleasant front yard and sixty five foot rear garden. The interior is finished in a colourful, characterful palette and you have a wealth of sociable space including a dedicated dining room and conservatory.
Highams Park is an increasingly popular family destination thanks to the excellent schools, friendly streets and multitude of green spaces, and you're in the heart of it here, surrounded by nature and with Highams Park station less than half a mile on foot.
If you lived here
You'll be stretching out in this extremely generous yet cosily finished family home. Once you've hung your coat in the porch to the front you'll step immediately into your grandly spacious lounge, totalling more than 225 square feet, with perfectly preserved original floorboards underfoot and a striking red statement wall around the open plan timber stair case, further accentuating the already impressive sense of space. To the rear, your dining room's a handy sixty square feet while your brilliantly bright conservatory covers the whole width of the property with exposed brick walls on either side, and lets you enjoy your garden all year round.
And it's quite a garden, a raised patio gives way to an endless stretch of lawn, flanked by thriving riots of screening greenery and backing onto an expanse of mature natural space. Back inside and your kitchen has a pleasant cottagey feel with a rustic tile splashback, rich timber units and a double width range oven. Upstairs your master bedroom's blessed with another large bay window, bedroom two's a solid double and bedroom three's a generous single, all finished in colourful style. Your family bathroom features terracotta style tiling underfoot, while upstairs your skylit loft bedroom is an impressive 180 square feet with plenty of storage and en suite shower room.
Outside, the thriving neighbourhood of Highams Park surrounds you on all sides with peaceful streets and plentiful greenery. The Highams Park itself is a fifteen minute walk, landscaped by Humphrey Renton in the late 1800s and home to a lake, cafe and playgrounds it's perfect for summer afternoons with the kids, or just a good jog of a morning. Highams Park overground station is closer still, less than a half mile on foot for direct twenty three minute runs to Liverpool Street. Heading to he West End? Walthamstow Central is just two stops and five minutes down for a quick swap to the Victoria line.
What else?
- Highams Park station is surrounded by all the day-to-day amenities you'll need, from supermarkets to cafes and takeaways.
- You have seventeen primary/secondary schools less than a mile on foot from your new home, all rated 'Good' or 'Outstanding' by Ofsted.
- For your new local why not try the much-loved Royal Oak dining room and guest house? A sumptuous establishment just a ten minute walk away.
Garden (19.5m x 5.5m ( 63'11" x 18'0"))
Lounge (5.24m x 4.46m (17'2" x 14'7" ))
Kitchen (3.07m x 3.65m (10'0" x 11'11" ))
Dining Room (2.09m x 2.64m (6'10" x 8'7" ))
Conservatory (5.10m x 2.72m (16'8" x 8'11" ))
Bedroom (3.22m x 4.46m (10'6" x 14'7" ))
Bedroom (1.95m x 2.59m (6'4" x 8'5" ))
Bedroom (2.95m x 3.53m (9'8" x 11'6" ))
Bathroom (2.22m x 1.76m (7'3" x 5'9" ))
Bedroom (4.78m x 5.52m (15'8" x 18'1" ))
Ensuite (1.67m x 1.77m (5'5" x 5'9" ))
A word from the owner...
"We came to Highams Park in the year 2000. My children had already begun junior school here, and built up their friendship group; the area also had a number of other attributes, such as proximity to the forest and good transport links to central London. I was very chuffed to settle down in a home in a quiet road with a stream at the end of the garden but a short distance from Walthamstow and its shops, market and restaurants. Over the years we've seen Highams Park develop from a quiet suburb to a thriving community with great amenities, shops and restaurants of its own. And having the forest so close to hand has been a real boon during the past year of the pandemic! It really does have a lot to offer - especially for families."
Highams Park is an increasingly popular family destination thanks to the excellent schools, friendly streets and multitude of green spaces, and you're in the heart of it here, surrounded by nature and with Highams Park station less than half a mile on foot.
If you lived here
You'll be stretching out in this extremely generous yet cosily finished family home. Once you've hung your coat in the porch to the front you'll step immediately into your grandly spacious lounge, totalling more than 225 square feet, with perfectly preserved original floorboards underfoot and a striking red statement wall around the open plan timber stair case, further accentuating the already impressive sense of space. To the rear, your dining room's a handy sixty square feet while your brilliantly bright conservatory covers the whole width of the property with exposed brick walls on either side, and lets you enjoy your garden all year round.
And it's quite a garden, a raised patio gives way to an endless stretch of lawn, flanked by thriving riots of screening greenery and backing onto an expanse of mature natural space. Back inside and your kitchen has a pleasant cottagey feel with a rustic tile splashback, rich timber units and a double width range oven. Upstairs your master bedroom's blessed with another large bay window, bedroom two's a solid double and bedroom three's a generous single, all finished in colourful style. Your family bathroom features terracotta style tiling underfoot, while upstairs your skylit loft bedroom is an impressive 180 square feet with plenty of storage and en suite shower room.
Outside, the thriving neighbourhood of Highams Park surrounds you on all sides with peaceful streets and plentiful greenery. The Highams Park itself is a fifteen minute walk, landscaped by Humphrey Renton in the late 1800s and home to a lake, cafe and playgrounds it's perfect for summer afternoons with the kids, or just a good jog of a morning. Highams Park overground station is closer still, less than a half mile on foot for direct twenty three minute runs to Liverpool Street. Heading to he West End? Walthamstow Central is just two stops and five minutes down for a quick swap to the Victoria line.
What else?
- Highams Park station is surrounded by all the day-to-day amenities you'll need, from supermarkets to cafes and takeaways.
- You have seventeen primary/secondary schools less than a mile on foot from your new home, all rated 'Good' or 'Outstanding' by Ofsted.
- For your new local why not try the much-loved Royal Oak dining room and guest house? A sumptuous establishment just a ten minute walk away.
Garden (19.5m x 5.5m ( 63'11" x 18'0"))
Lounge (5.24m x 4.46m (17'2" x 14'7" ))
Kitchen (3.07m x 3.65m (10'0" x 11'11" ))
Dining Room (2.09m x 2.64m (6'10" x 8'7" ))
Conservatory (5.10m x 2.72m (16'8" x 8'11" ))
Bedroom (3.22m x 4.46m (10'6" x 14'7" ))
Bedroom (1.95m x 2.59m (6'4" x 8'5" ))
Bedroom (2.95m x 3.53m (9'8" x 11'6" ))
Bathroom (2.22m x 1.76m (7'3" x 5'9" ))
Bedroom (4.78m x 5.52m (15'8" x 18'1" ))
Ensuite (1.67m x 1.77m (5'5" x 5'9" ))
A word from the owner...
"We came to Highams Park in the year 2000. My children had already begun junior school here, and built up their friendship group; the area also had a number of other attributes, such as proximity to the forest and good transport links to central London. I was very chuffed to settle down in a home in a quiet road with a stream at the end of the garden but a short distance from Walthamstow and its shops, market and restaurants. Over the years we've seen Highams Park develop from a quiet suburb to a thriving community with great amenities, shops and restaurants of its own. And having the forest so close to hand has been a real boon during the past year of the pandemic! It really does have a lot to offer - especially for families."
