House For Sale £895,000
The Home
Greville Road is a picturesque Victorian terraced home tucked away on a quiet no through road on the edge of Walthamstow Village. It has been lovingly restored and extended by the current owners over the past ten years as they settled into this flourishing area to raise their little ones. It is now coming to the market in prime condition, with its light-filled, architect-designed kitchen extension, immaculately tended leafy garden, and expansive loft extension ready to embrace its new owners.
Every thought has been given to maximising space in order to enhance family life. Like the generous laundry and WC with marble worktops, encaustic hexagonal tiles and brass taps. The kitchen itself, flooded with natural light, is a showcase for the Walthamstow-founded company Plykea, now world-renowned for delivering beautiful and durable handcrafted products. Top of the range units are positioned around a central island with seating for two. These overlook and flow seamlessly onto a glorious mature garden, an absolute oasis in the city.
This home has been beautifully looked after, offering a new family in Walthamstow everything they will need. The double length living room is light, bright and has ample space to spread into. The open-plan kitchen itself has room for lounging on a sofa, as well as dining space for eight. Upper floors are clean, neutral, and ready to move into. There are five very well-proportioned bedrooms, four of which are doubles, one of which is en suite.
The Neighbourhood
Greville Road itself has an amazing community, with street parties, people making friends for life, and coming together when times get tough. There’s even a WhatsApp group for residents of the street, where you can connect, share info, or borrow a pint of milk. Living on the road feels like joining a group of thoughtful, fun, collaborative people who are always there for each other. Once settled into your new home, you'll find you’re perfectly placed for both Village life and accessing the best of what London has to offer further afield.
Designated a Conservation Area in 1967, Walthamstow Village is one of the oldest and most charming neighbourhoods in London, with a wealth of walks and historic landmarks. The Village is centred around Orford Road, a lovely pedestrianised street with lots of independent shops and restaurants with outdoor dining. Renowned for its foodie destinations like Eat 17, Orford Saloon, and Froth & Rind, the area comes alive on a sunny day. And in the evening you’ll find people playing boules while eating pizza and gelato in the nearby square.
If you're after a laid-back East London vibe, explore the breweries and gin palace of Ravenswood Industrial Estate where you'll discover an eclectic mix of indoor / outdoor drinking venues. The relocation here of neon artist Chris Bracey’s massive collection of work, Gods Own Junkyard, has increased the area’s standing as a centre for art and culture.
On a Sunday afternoon, stroll to the William Morris Gallery, situated in the Grade II listed home of this radical Victorian designer, now devoted to exhibiting his life and work as well as ground-breaking contemporary artists like Grayson Perry. Here, people of all ages take part in a variety of workshops and masterclasses exploring ‘Morris’s design processes and the ideas that informed them’.
The Area
Known as London’s Borough of Culture, Waltham Forest maintains its reputation as a place that values community spirit, music and the arts. From street parties and garden parties to music festivals, Walthamstow is bursting with meaningful cultural activities. And with Epping Forest on your doorstep you can even explore ancient woodlands and enjoy boating and picnicking at Hollow Ponds.
London Overground is a 5-minute walk away, with Wood Street Station taking you to Hackney Central in 10 minutes and Liverpool Street in 20. You can also hop onto the Victoria line at Walthamstow Central, which is 2 minutes on the train from Wood Street or a 15-minute stroll through the Village. From there, you'll reach Highbury & Islington in 13 minutes, King's Cross in 15, and Oxford Circus in less than 20.
If you are looking for a choice of outstanding schools, you’ve come to the right place. Check out St Mary’s, Woodside and Walthamstow Girls. Likewise, Henry Maynard is a place where kids get to express themselves as individuals, with an emphasis on art, the environment and music. Leytonstone School, housed in a beautiful Victorian building, is much loved by the residents of Greville Road. And the nearby Frederick Bremmer featured on an acclaimed Channel 4 documentary.
If this sounds like a life you'd enjoy stepping into, don't hesitate to reach out and get a spot at our Viewings Day on the 10th July. Greville Road won't hang around for long and we look forward to welcoming you!
Greville Road is a picturesque Victorian terraced home tucked away on a quiet no through road on the edge of Walthamstow Village. It has been lovingly restored and extended by the current owners over the past ten years as they settled into this flourishing area to raise their little ones. It is now coming to the market in prime condition, with its light-filled, architect-designed kitchen extension, immaculately tended leafy garden, and expansive loft extension ready to embrace its new owners.
Every thought has been given to maximising space in order to enhance family life. Like the generous laundry and WC with marble worktops, encaustic hexagonal tiles and brass taps. The kitchen itself, flooded with natural light, is a showcase for the Walthamstow-founded company Plykea, now world-renowned for delivering beautiful and durable handcrafted products. Top of the range units are positioned around a central island with seating for two. These overlook and flow seamlessly onto a glorious mature garden, an absolute oasis in the city.
This home has been beautifully looked after, offering a new family in Walthamstow everything they will need. The double length living room is light, bright and has ample space to spread into. The open-plan kitchen itself has room for lounging on a sofa, as well as dining space for eight. Upper floors are clean, neutral, and ready to move into. There are five very well-proportioned bedrooms, four of which are doubles, one of which is en suite.
The Neighbourhood
Greville Road itself has an amazing community, with street parties, people making friends for life, and coming together when times get tough. There’s even a WhatsApp group for residents of the street, where you can connect, share info, or borrow a pint of milk. Living on the road feels like joining a group of thoughtful, fun, collaborative people who are always there for each other. Once settled into your new home, you'll find you’re perfectly placed for both Village life and accessing the best of what London has to offer further afield.
Designated a Conservation Area in 1967, Walthamstow Village is one of the oldest and most charming neighbourhoods in London, with a wealth of walks and historic landmarks. The Village is centred around Orford Road, a lovely pedestrianised street with lots of independent shops and restaurants with outdoor dining. Renowned for its foodie destinations like Eat 17, Orford Saloon, and Froth & Rind, the area comes alive on a sunny day. And in the evening you’ll find people playing boules while eating pizza and gelato in the nearby square.
If you're after a laid-back East London vibe, explore the breweries and gin palace of Ravenswood Industrial Estate where you'll discover an eclectic mix of indoor / outdoor drinking venues. The relocation here of neon artist Chris Bracey’s massive collection of work, Gods Own Junkyard, has increased the area’s standing as a centre for art and culture.
On a Sunday afternoon, stroll to the William Morris Gallery, situated in the Grade II listed home of this radical Victorian designer, now devoted to exhibiting his life and work as well as ground-breaking contemporary artists like Grayson Perry. Here, people of all ages take part in a variety of workshops and masterclasses exploring ‘Morris’s design processes and the ideas that informed them’.
The Area
Known as London’s Borough of Culture, Waltham Forest maintains its reputation as a place that values community spirit, music and the arts. From street parties and garden parties to music festivals, Walthamstow is bursting with meaningful cultural activities. And with Epping Forest on your doorstep you can even explore ancient woodlands and enjoy boating and picnicking at Hollow Ponds.
London Overground is a 5-minute walk away, with Wood Street Station taking you to Hackney Central in 10 minutes and Liverpool Street in 20. You can also hop onto the Victoria line at Walthamstow Central, which is 2 minutes on the train from Wood Street or a 15-minute stroll through the Village. From there, you'll reach Highbury & Islington in 13 minutes, King's Cross in 15, and Oxford Circus in less than 20.
If you are looking for a choice of outstanding schools, you’ve come to the right place. Check out St Mary’s, Woodside and Walthamstow Girls. Likewise, Henry Maynard is a place where kids get to express themselves as individuals, with an emphasis on art, the environment and music. Leytonstone School, housed in a beautiful Victorian building, is much loved by the residents of Greville Road. And the nearby Frederick Bremmer featured on an acclaimed Channel 4 documentary.
If this sounds like a life you'd enjoy stepping into, don't hesitate to reach out and get a spot at our Viewings Day on the 10th July. Greville Road won't hang around for long and we look forward to welcoming you!
