House For Sale £800,000
A plushly finished and sumptuously appointed three bedroom Edwardian terrace, brimming with vintage features, original character and a wealth of sociable space throughout, plus an artfully landscaped garden. Room sizes are generous and there's plenty of potential to develop the property further still.
It's all located on a peaceful, leafy residential street within easy reach of the highlights of Highams Park. The overground station is less than five minutes walk and the rolling green spaces of Highams Park itself is just a half mile away.
If you lived here
You'll be stretching out in over 1100 square feet of living space behind that flawless brick frontage, adorned with original mouldings and set back nicely from the road behind your cobbled front courtyard and wrought iron fence. Head inside, noting the gorgeous stained glass in the front door, and you have your double width hallway with vintage timber floorboards underfoot, original ceiling rose overhead and fretwork on the timber staircase. The perfect introduction.
To the right you have the first of your two reception rooms, a bright lush lounge with more original timber underfoot and floods of natural light from that oversized box bay window. A pristine vintage timber mantel and ebony hearth takes centre stage. Next door's your dedicated dining room, 140 square feet with exposed brick hearth and French doors to the garden. Out here you have an expansive patio filling the generous side return before blooming out to fill the width of the plot and descending to a lush length of lawn flanked by curvaceous, thriving beds.
A paved pathway leads to a delectable hexagonal summer house and a secluded seating area perfect for dining al fresco. Back inside, and your kitchen's over twenty two feet deep, decked out with an imposing suite of classic cream cabinets, home to an oversized Dublin sink, glossy marbled countertops and double width chef's oven. Rustic tiling runs underfoot and there's a pleasant cottagey vibe to the whole space.
Upstairs and your broad, carpeted landing offers plenty of incidental space heading into your master bedroom of 190 square feet. Illuminated by a second box bay window, it's full of light and ornately appointed in classic creams and whites, with a contrasting vintage ebony hearth. To the rear bedroom two's another double, just as plush and with a lovely garden view, while bedroom three's a generous single ideal for a child or home working space. Finally, your bathroom's an utter showstopper; a freestanding clawfoot tub sitting beneath a rainfall shower and vintage fittings throughout.
Outside, and as noted Highams Park overground station is less than five minutes on foot. From here you can get directly to Liverpool Street in twenty three, putting the City less than a half hour away door to door. Heading to the West End? Walthamstow Central is just two stops and five minutes away for a quick swap to the Victoria line. Known locally as 'The Highams Park', the gorgeous green space that gives your new neighbourhood its name is just a half mile on foot, home to playgrounds and Humphry's cafe, named after the early nineteenth century landscape gardener Humphry Repton, who created Highams Park Lake.
What else?
- You're well served for local schools, with no fewer than fifteen deemed 'Good' or 'Outstanding' by Ofsted less than a mile away on foot. The 'Outstanding' Selwyn Primary is less than ten minutes walk.
- With the extensive loft space so far untouched, you could follow the lead of your neighbours and add a whole new storey with a Dormer extension (subject to the usual permissions).
- For your new local, you can't do better than the salubrious surroundings of The Royal Oak pub and guest house with a delicious menu and excellent range of fine wines and real ales. Just three minutes walk.
Garden
Hall
Lounge (3.98m x 4.81m (13'0" x 15'9" ))
Dining Room (3.53m x 3.61m (11'6" x 11'10" ))
Kitchen (2.73 x 6.82m (8'11" x 22'4" ))
Bedroom (3.58m x 4.82m (11'8" x 15'9" ))
Bedroom (2.20m x 3.06m (7'2" x 10'0" ))
Bedroom (3.18m x 3.61m (10'5" x 11'10" ))
Bathroom (2.58m x 2.20m (8'5" x 7'2" ))
Rich with open green spaces, transport links and excellent schools, Highams Park is sat in an increasingly popular sweet spot between Walthamstow and Chingford.
Taking its name from the 18th century manor house, the grounds of which now form one of the area's star attractions - Highams Park itself. Known locally as 'The Highams Park' the park features a lake created by landscape gardener Humphrey Repton in the late 1800s.
Highams Park overground station is in zone 4 and will whisk you directly to Liverpool Street and is also just moments from Walthamstow Central for a whole host of other amenities and connections.
It's all located on a peaceful, leafy residential street within easy reach of the highlights of Highams Park. The overground station is less than five minutes walk and the rolling green spaces of Highams Park itself is just a half mile away.
If you lived here
You'll be stretching out in over 1100 square feet of living space behind that flawless brick frontage, adorned with original mouldings and set back nicely from the road behind your cobbled front courtyard and wrought iron fence. Head inside, noting the gorgeous stained glass in the front door, and you have your double width hallway with vintage timber floorboards underfoot, original ceiling rose overhead and fretwork on the timber staircase. The perfect introduction.
To the right you have the first of your two reception rooms, a bright lush lounge with more original timber underfoot and floods of natural light from that oversized box bay window. A pristine vintage timber mantel and ebony hearth takes centre stage. Next door's your dedicated dining room, 140 square feet with exposed brick hearth and French doors to the garden. Out here you have an expansive patio filling the generous side return before blooming out to fill the width of the plot and descending to a lush length of lawn flanked by curvaceous, thriving beds.
A paved pathway leads to a delectable hexagonal summer house and a secluded seating area perfect for dining al fresco. Back inside, and your kitchen's over twenty two feet deep, decked out with an imposing suite of classic cream cabinets, home to an oversized Dublin sink, glossy marbled countertops and double width chef's oven. Rustic tiling runs underfoot and there's a pleasant cottagey vibe to the whole space.
Upstairs and your broad, carpeted landing offers plenty of incidental space heading into your master bedroom of 190 square feet. Illuminated by a second box bay window, it's full of light and ornately appointed in classic creams and whites, with a contrasting vintage ebony hearth. To the rear bedroom two's another double, just as plush and with a lovely garden view, while bedroom three's a generous single ideal for a child or home working space. Finally, your bathroom's an utter showstopper; a freestanding clawfoot tub sitting beneath a rainfall shower and vintage fittings throughout.
Outside, and as noted Highams Park overground station is less than five minutes on foot. From here you can get directly to Liverpool Street in twenty three, putting the City less than a half hour away door to door. Heading to the West End? Walthamstow Central is just two stops and five minutes away for a quick swap to the Victoria line. Known locally as 'The Highams Park', the gorgeous green space that gives your new neighbourhood its name is just a half mile on foot, home to playgrounds and Humphry's cafe, named after the early nineteenth century landscape gardener Humphry Repton, who created Highams Park Lake.
What else?
- You're well served for local schools, with no fewer than fifteen deemed 'Good' or 'Outstanding' by Ofsted less than a mile away on foot. The 'Outstanding' Selwyn Primary is less than ten minutes walk.
- With the extensive loft space so far untouched, you could follow the lead of your neighbours and add a whole new storey with a Dormer extension (subject to the usual permissions).
- For your new local, you can't do better than the salubrious surroundings of The Royal Oak pub and guest house with a delicious menu and excellent range of fine wines and real ales. Just three minutes walk.
Garden
Hall
Lounge (3.98m x 4.81m (13'0" x 15'9" ))
Dining Room (3.53m x 3.61m (11'6" x 11'10" ))
Kitchen (2.73 x 6.82m (8'11" x 22'4" ))
Bedroom (3.58m x 4.82m (11'8" x 15'9" ))
Bedroom (2.20m x 3.06m (7'2" x 10'0" ))
Bedroom (3.18m x 3.61m (10'5" x 11'10" ))
Bathroom (2.58m x 2.20m (8'5" x 7'2" ))
Rich with open green spaces, transport links and excellent schools, Highams Park is sat in an increasingly popular sweet spot between Walthamstow and Chingford.
Taking its name from the 18th century manor house, the grounds of which now form one of the area's star attractions - Highams Park itself. Known locally as 'The Highams Park' the park features a lake created by landscape gardener Humphrey Repton in the late 1800s.
Highams Park overground station is in zone 4 and will whisk you directly to Liverpool Street and is also just moments from Walthamstow Central for a whole host of other amenities and connections.
