1 bed Flat For Rent £1,250
An impeccable and leafy one bedroom first floor ex-Warner apartment with its own section of rear garden, on a tree-lined street. Here you're located by Lee Valley Park among the peaceful, part-pedestrianised streets of Blackhorse Village, with Walthamstow Wetlands nature reserve just ten minutes' walk.
London's largest wild, expansive nature reserve, Walthamstow Wetlands is 500 acres of wide open blue and green space – free to enter all year round and the perfect detox from city life. Ornithologists will love hiding out in the Richard Woolley Bird Hide, just sixteen minutes away on foot.
If you lived here...
You'll be luxuriating in the instantly recognisable quirks and qualities of a former Warner property, the architectural style pioneered by landowner and philanthropist Thomas Warner whose vision of social housing left a legacy that remains in the heart of Walthamstow today. Your lounge comes in at a huge 200 square feet with delectably on-trend Sacramento green walls, soft carpet and lovely leafy street views; it's a gorgeous space for relaxing and entertaining alike.
Out into the hallway and next door you'll find the perfectly-formed 100 square foot bedroom with pristine cream walls and carpet, blessed with a garden view. Continue through the apartment for a kitchen dressed in glossy charcoal units, a white metro tiled backsplash and flawless engineered hardwood underfoot. Your bathroom's just as sublime – bright and airy and complete with twin windows, shower over the tub and heated towel rail. Lastly, your own section of rear garden is over thirty five feet long and a lovingly-tended mix of Trulawn and decking with high fences for privacy, all overseen by a canopy of mature foliage.
Outside you have a wealth of transport options at your fingertips – Blackhorse Road station is just a seven minute walk away and will get you directly to Oxford Circus in twenty. Take a half mile stroll in the other direction and you come to St James Street overground, which will get you straight to Liverpool Street just as quickly. The bus stop three minutes' walk around the corner on Blackhorse Road offers a choice of three routes with destinations that include Walthamstow Central, Leyton, Stratford, Tottenham Hale, Turnpike Lane and Wood Green.
What else?
- There's a secure bike hanger just outside, perfect for joining the Q2 Cycleway to the City in just one minute. Walthamstow Cycles is just a mere four minute cycle away past St James Street station, so your steely steed will always be well-oiled.
- Next to St James Street station you have Walthamstow's latest social hub, Crate St James. It's home to a huge range of independent cafes, bars and other businesses from a green, plastic free start up to fresh produce suppliers and a barber shop.
- For your new local may we recommend The Chequers? A personal favourite and proper local institution it's a charming gourmet pub well worth the fifteen minute walk.
London's largest wild, expansive nature reserve, Walthamstow Wetlands is 500 acres of wide open blue and green space – free to enter all year round and the perfect detox from city life. Ornithologists will love hiding out in the Richard Woolley Bird Hide, just sixteen minutes away on foot.
If you lived here...
You'll be luxuriating in the instantly recognisable quirks and qualities of a former Warner property, the architectural style pioneered by landowner and philanthropist Thomas Warner whose vision of social housing left a legacy that remains in the heart of Walthamstow today. Your lounge comes in at a huge 200 square feet with delectably on-trend Sacramento green walls, soft carpet and lovely leafy street views; it's a gorgeous space for relaxing and entertaining alike.
Out into the hallway and next door you'll find the perfectly-formed 100 square foot bedroom with pristine cream walls and carpet, blessed with a garden view. Continue through the apartment for a kitchen dressed in glossy charcoal units, a white metro tiled backsplash and flawless engineered hardwood underfoot. Your bathroom's just as sublime – bright and airy and complete with twin windows, shower over the tub and heated towel rail. Lastly, your own section of rear garden is over thirty five feet long and a lovingly-tended mix of Trulawn and decking with high fences for privacy, all overseen by a canopy of mature foliage.
Outside you have a wealth of transport options at your fingertips – Blackhorse Road station is just a seven minute walk away and will get you directly to Oxford Circus in twenty. Take a half mile stroll in the other direction and you come to St James Street overground, which will get you straight to Liverpool Street just as quickly. The bus stop three minutes' walk around the corner on Blackhorse Road offers a choice of three routes with destinations that include Walthamstow Central, Leyton, Stratford, Tottenham Hale, Turnpike Lane and Wood Green.
What else?
- There's a secure bike hanger just outside, perfect for joining the Q2 Cycleway to the City in just one minute. Walthamstow Cycles is just a mere four minute cycle away past St James Street station, so your steely steed will always be well-oiled.
- Next to St James Street station you have Walthamstow's latest social hub, Crate St James. It's home to a huge range of independent cafes, bars and other businesses from a green, plastic free start up to fresh produce suppliers and a barber shop.
- For your new local may we recommend The Chequers? A personal favourite and proper local institution it's a charming gourmet pub well worth the fifteen minute walk.
