House For Sale £625,000
An immaculate and sizeable four bedroom family home spread across three floors just moments away from the shops, restaurants and amenities of Chingford Mount Road and the green environs of Memorial Park. Here you have a huge open plan kitchen/diner and large garden as well as easy transport connections.
Not only are you within easy reach of Highams Park station (more of that later), the North Circular and M11, but two-wheeled enthusiasts are also well-catered for here. Cyclists can be on the Chingford to Crooked Billet Quiet Route in moments to join the Blackhorse Road Station route and continue on to the Q2 Cycleway which will whizz you across the marshes to Hackney and the City beyond.
If you lived here
You'll be enjoying your handsome, recently reconditioned red brick facade on a daily basis. Inside and the interior's just as impressive, your lounge comes in at over 130 square feet with twin windows filling the space with natural light and cosy grey carpet underfoot; an ideal canvas awaiting your designer flourishes. Continue through the ground floor, past an abundance of storage in the hallway and a pristine WC, to your colossal 335 square foot kitchen/diner, awash with light courtesy of twin skylights overhead, filament lighting above the chef's island and floor to ceiling sliding doors.
Slide these back to throw open the entire space to your sixty foot garden, where raised timber decking - ideal for entertaining al fresco - gives way to a lengthy lush lawn surrounded by impeccable timber fencing for privacy. Back inside and head up the stairs to the first floor for two generous double bedrooms, a versatile single and your family bathroom. This last is resplendent in cobalt blue timber panelling from floor to hip and striking vintage fixtures and fittings, including a clawfoot tub and dedicated rainfall shower cubicle. Lastly, your loft bedroom's a huge 270 square feet and blessed with a twin set of skylights, a constellation of recessed spot lighting overhead and a sublime en suite with an on-trend trough sink and walk-in rainfall shower cubicle.
Outside, Highams Park station is just under a mile on foot (or a five minute cycle) and will whisk you directly to Liverpool Street in twenty six. Alternatively, Walthamstow Central is five minutes and one stop down, for a quick switch to the speedy Victoria tube line. The bus stop around the corner on Chingford Mount Road offers seven bus routes to speed you to Walthamstow Central, Leyton and Stratford for a superb choice of further connections. If it's nature you're craving then you're perfectly placed a mere three minute walk from the lush grounds of Memorial Park.
What else?
- Parents will be pleased to know you have thirteen primary/secondary schools rated 'Good' by Ofsted in a one mile radius. Ainslie Wood Primary School's amongst them and on your very street.
- The property comes chain free which means we can get you in with minimal hassle.
- A fourteen minute stroll or quick bus hop from Chingford Mount Road will bring you to Super Sushi on Old Church Road. Delicacies served up here include the Spicy Dragon Roll with tempura prawn, avocado and flying fish roe an array of vegetarian and vegan options.
Garden (19.25m x 4.75m (63'1" x 15'7"))
Lounge (2.79m x 4.37m (9'1" x 14'4" ))
Kitchen/ Diner (4.92m x 6.67m (16'1" x 21'10" ))
Wc
Bedroom (2.80m x 4.37m (9'2" x 14'4" ))
Bedroom (1.98m x 2.28m (6'5" x 7'5" ))
Bedroom (2.80m x 3.63m (9'2" x 11'10" ))
Bathroom (1.98m x 2.65m (6'5" x 8'8" ))
Bedroom (4.54m x 6.18m (14'10" x 20'3" ))
Ensuite (1.56m x 2.44m (5'1" x 8'0" ))
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.
Not only are you within easy reach of Highams Park station (more of that later), the North Circular and M11, but two-wheeled enthusiasts are also well-catered for here. Cyclists can be on the Chingford to Crooked Billet Quiet Route in moments to join the Blackhorse Road Station route and continue on to the Q2 Cycleway which will whizz you across the marshes to Hackney and the City beyond.
If you lived here
You'll be enjoying your handsome, recently reconditioned red brick facade on a daily basis. Inside and the interior's just as impressive, your lounge comes in at over 130 square feet with twin windows filling the space with natural light and cosy grey carpet underfoot; an ideal canvas awaiting your designer flourishes. Continue through the ground floor, past an abundance of storage in the hallway and a pristine WC, to your colossal 335 square foot kitchen/diner, awash with light courtesy of twin skylights overhead, filament lighting above the chef's island and floor to ceiling sliding doors.
Slide these back to throw open the entire space to your sixty foot garden, where raised timber decking - ideal for entertaining al fresco - gives way to a lengthy lush lawn surrounded by impeccable timber fencing for privacy. Back inside and head up the stairs to the first floor for two generous double bedrooms, a versatile single and your family bathroom. This last is resplendent in cobalt blue timber panelling from floor to hip and striking vintage fixtures and fittings, including a clawfoot tub and dedicated rainfall shower cubicle. Lastly, your loft bedroom's a huge 270 square feet and blessed with a twin set of skylights, a constellation of recessed spot lighting overhead and a sublime en suite with an on-trend trough sink and walk-in rainfall shower cubicle.
Outside, Highams Park station is just under a mile on foot (or a five minute cycle) and will whisk you directly to Liverpool Street in twenty six. Alternatively, Walthamstow Central is five minutes and one stop down, for a quick switch to the speedy Victoria tube line. The bus stop around the corner on Chingford Mount Road offers seven bus routes to speed you to Walthamstow Central, Leyton and Stratford for a superb choice of further connections. If it's nature you're craving then you're perfectly placed a mere three minute walk from the lush grounds of Memorial Park.
What else?
- Parents will be pleased to know you have thirteen primary/secondary schools rated 'Good' by Ofsted in a one mile radius. Ainslie Wood Primary School's amongst them and on your very street.
- The property comes chain free which means we can get you in with minimal hassle.
- A fourteen minute stroll or quick bus hop from Chingford Mount Road will bring you to Super Sushi on Old Church Road. Delicacies served up here include the Spicy Dragon Roll with tempura prawn, avocado and flying fish roe an array of vegetarian and vegan options.
Garden (19.25m x 4.75m (63'1" x 15'7"))
Lounge (2.79m x 4.37m (9'1" x 14'4" ))
Kitchen/ Diner (4.92m x 6.67m (16'1" x 21'10" ))
Wc
Bedroom (2.80m x 4.37m (9'2" x 14'4" ))
Bedroom (1.98m x 2.28m (6'5" x 7'5" ))
Bedroom (2.80m x 3.63m (9'2" x 11'10" ))
Bathroom (1.98m x 2.65m (6'5" x 8'8" ))
Bedroom (4.54m x 6.18m (14'10" x 20'3" ))
Ensuite (1.56m x 2.44m (5'1" x 8'0" ))
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.
