1 bed Flat For Sale £330,000
A delightfully bright one bedroom apartment on the first floor of a period conversion, in the much sought after Bushwood area. Behind the smart brick frontage of this Victorian terrace you'll find a perfectly formed and generous living space, with storage galore, ready to make your own relaxing home.
Bushwood is about as close as you can get to the countryside in London without sacrificing easy access to the city. A couple of minutes down your quiet street and you'll be in Wanstead Park, free to explore the grassy expanses and woodlands. Or take a short stroll and you'll find yourself at Leytonstone Station, ready to head into central London.
If you lived here
You'll walk up to the first floor and find yourself on your landing. Your reception room is to the front, an expansive 170 square foot with abundant natural light. There's slate-grey carpet underfoot, and a handsome fireplace as well as plentiful built-in shelves and cupboards. Next along the landing is your bedroom, a perfect 100 square foot. Soft pink carpet lies underfoot, and you'll find two integrated wardrobes.
Then you'll come to your sunny kitchen diner of over 125 square foot. A wealth of white units hug the walls and there's an integrated oven and gas hob. Light wood-effect engineered flooring lies underfoot. A hallway to the rear leads you to your fully tiled bathroom. There's a traditional white suite and shower over the tub, with more engineered flooring underfoot. A large window lights up the space.
You're just a ten minute stroll from Leytonstone station, where the Central Line will see you to Liverpool Street in just over a quarter of an hour, or take you to Stratford for the massive Westfield shopping mall in around seven minutes. Drivers will be pleased to find the M11 is only a couple of miles from you, so getting out of the city is simple. If you're staying local, leafy Wanstead is less than a mile away and replete with an excellent range of establishments to eat, drink and shop.
What else?
- Your new local is The Birds, a friendly pub that celebrates the work of local director Alfred Hitchcock while serving superb food and drink indoors and out.
- You're six minutes from locals' favourite Chinese restaurant, Panda dim sum and Singburi Thai restaurant is just across the road.
- You won't want to miss the annual Leytonstone Festival, a feast of arts and music that attracts visitors from far and wide
Reception Room (4.70m x 3.38m (15'5" x 11'1" ))
Bedroom (3.03m x 3.36m (9'11" x 11'0" ))
Kitchen/Diner (2.87m x 4.07m (9'4" x 13'4" ))
Bathroom (2.87m x 1.98m (9'4" x 6'5" ))
Explore our 'Locals Leytonstone' pages for everything this uniquely placed district has in store.
Like much of East London, Leytonstone has great transport links with the city and central London. Liverpool Street is just 14 minutes away, and you can reach Tottenham Court Road in less than 25.
The High Road has plenty of shops, cafes, bakeries and boutiques within easy reach. You also have the impressive bustle of one of the largest shopping centres in Europe - Westfield Stratford, just down the road.
Housing stock is mostly sturdy Edwardian terraces, developed over time to provide a wide range of houses and apartments. There's a strong sense of community in this creative and evolving area.
Bushwood is about as close as you can get to the countryside in London without sacrificing easy access to the city. A couple of minutes down your quiet street and you'll be in Wanstead Park, free to explore the grassy expanses and woodlands. Or take a short stroll and you'll find yourself at Leytonstone Station, ready to head into central London.
If you lived here
You'll walk up to the first floor and find yourself on your landing. Your reception room is to the front, an expansive 170 square foot with abundant natural light. There's slate-grey carpet underfoot, and a handsome fireplace as well as plentiful built-in shelves and cupboards. Next along the landing is your bedroom, a perfect 100 square foot. Soft pink carpet lies underfoot, and you'll find two integrated wardrobes.
Then you'll come to your sunny kitchen diner of over 125 square foot. A wealth of white units hug the walls and there's an integrated oven and gas hob. Light wood-effect engineered flooring lies underfoot. A hallway to the rear leads you to your fully tiled bathroom. There's a traditional white suite and shower over the tub, with more engineered flooring underfoot. A large window lights up the space.
You're just a ten minute stroll from Leytonstone station, where the Central Line will see you to Liverpool Street in just over a quarter of an hour, or take you to Stratford for the massive Westfield shopping mall in around seven minutes. Drivers will be pleased to find the M11 is only a couple of miles from you, so getting out of the city is simple. If you're staying local, leafy Wanstead is less than a mile away and replete with an excellent range of establishments to eat, drink and shop.
What else?
- Your new local is The Birds, a friendly pub that celebrates the work of local director Alfred Hitchcock while serving superb food and drink indoors and out.
- You're six minutes from locals' favourite Chinese restaurant, Panda dim sum and Singburi Thai restaurant is just across the road.
- You won't want to miss the annual Leytonstone Festival, a feast of arts and music that attracts visitors from far and wide
Reception Room (4.70m x 3.38m (15'5" x 11'1" ))
Bedroom (3.03m x 3.36m (9'11" x 11'0" ))
Kitchen/Diner (2.87m x 4.07m (9'4" x 13'4" ))
Bathroom (2.87m x 1.98m (9'4" x 6'5" ))
Explore our 'Locals Leytonstone' pages for everything this uniquely placed district has in store.
Like much of East London, Leytonstone has great transport links with the city and central London. Liverpool Street is just 14 minutes away, and you can reach Tottenham Court Road in less than 25.
The High Road has plenty of shops, cafes, bakeries and boutiques within easy reach. You also have the impressive bustle of one of the largest shopping centres in Europe - Westfield Stratford, just down the road.
Housing stock is mostly sturdy Edwardian terraces, developed over time to provide a wide range of houses and apartments. There's a strong sense of community in this creative and evolving area.
