2 bed Flat For Sale £500,000
A wonderfully serene two bedroom apartment on a quiet turning close to Leytonstone. Set well back from the road, this home sits on the ground floor of a handsome Victorian end terrace conversion, with classic London brick frontage. A real gem from cheerful red front door to south facing rear garden.
There's over 850 square foot of living space to play with in this remarkably generous apartment. That's not including a cellar of 120 square foot, meaning storage space is sorted, and the secluded fenced garden. A large conservatory gives you extra room to work or play, and the driveway frees you from parking worries.
If you lived here
You'll step into your hallway and find your reception room immediately to your left. With a big double glazed bay window to let in lots of light, it's more than 205 square foot of relaxing space. Soft grey carpet lies underfoot, and the walls are a cool neutral. Next is your main bedroom, giving you 160 square foot to spread out in. Past the stairs down to your 120 square foot cellar, you'll find your kitchen. A wealth of cream units are complemented by warm wood worktops and dark grey tiling underfoot.
Your 130 square foot conservatory leads you out to your garden, with French doors opening onto a pretty lawn. Back through the kitchen you'll come to your bright white, fully tiled bathroom, with a traditional suite and a rainfall shower over the tub. Lastly there's your second bedroom, overlooking the garden and giving you ninety square foot of comfortable space. You have a built-in wardrobe with sliding doors, and the same cosy carpet underfoot.
You're just eight minutes on foot from Leytonstone station for the Central Line, which will take you to Stratford for shopping at Westfield in six minutes, or to Liverpool Street in a quarter of an hour. It's also ten minutes to Overground station Leyton Midland Road, your route to a day at the beach as it's easy to get to Southend-on-Sea from here. As for green spaces, Abbotts Park is just eleven minutes from you, and it's just under a mile to Leyton Flats or Wanstead Flats.
What else?
- Your new local is the gorgeous and music-mad Filly Brook bar, housed in the historic Drill Hall with a vintage sound system and eighteen beer taps.
- You won't want to miss the annual Leytonstone Festival, a feast of arts and music that always puts the area back on the map.
- Pizza lovers will be pleased to find a branch of Yard Sale Pizza half a mile away, so it's easy to treat yourself to one of the best pizzas in London (and an ice cream sandwich chaser).
Garden (5.28m (17'3" ))
Bedroom (3.69m x 4.02m (12'1" x 13'2" ))
Kitchen (2.35m x 2.35m (7'8" x 7'8" ))
Conservatory (1.88m x 6.51m (6'2" x 21'4" ))
Bathroom
Bedroom (3.31m x 2.74m (10'10" x 8'11" ))
Explore our 'Locals of 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.
There's over 850 square foot of living space to play with in this remarkably generous apartment. That's not including a cellar of 120 square foot, meaning storage space is sorted, and the secluded fenced garden. A large conservatory gives you extra room to work or play, and the driveway frees you from parking worries.
If you lived here
You'll step into your hallway and find your reception room immediately to your left. With a big double glazed bay window to let in lots of light, it's more than 205 square foot of relaxing space. Soft grey carpet lies underfoot, and the walls are a cool neutral. Next is your main bedroom, giving you 160 square foot to spread out in. Past the stairs down to your 120 square foot cellar, you'll find your kitchen. A wealth of cream units are complemented by warm wood worktops and dark grey tiling underfoot.
Your 130 square foot conservatory leads you out to your garden, with French doors opening onto a pretty lawn. Back through the kitchen you'll come to your bright white, fully tiled bathroom, with a traditional suite and a rainfall shower over the tub. Lastly there's your second bedroom, overlooking the garden and giving you ninety square foot of comfortable space. You have a built-in wardrobe with sliding doors, and the same cosy carpet underfoot.
You're just eight minutes on foot from Leytonstone station for the Central Line, which will take you to Stratford for shopping at Westfield in six minutes, or to Liverpool Street in a quarter of an hour. It's also ten minutes to Overground station Leyton Midland Road, your route to a day at the beach as it's easy to get to Southend-on-Sea from here. As for green spaces, Abbotts Park is just eleven minutes from you, and it's just under a mile to Leyton Flats or Wanstead Flats.
What else?
- Your new local is the gorgeous and music-mad Filly Brook bar, housed in the historic Drill Hall with a vintage sound system and eighteen beer taps.
- You won't want to miss the annual Leytonstone Festival, a feast of arts and music that always puts the area back on the map.
- Pizza lovers will be pleased to find a branch of Yard Sale Pizza half a mile away, so it's easy to treat yourself to one of the best pizzas in London (and an ice cream sandwich chaser).
Garden (5.28m (17'3" ))
Bedroom (3.69m x 4.02m (12'1" x 13'2" ))
Kitchen (2.35m x 2.35m (7'8" x 7'8" ))
Conservatory (1.88m x 6.51m (6'2" x 21'4" ))
Bathroom
Bedroom (3.31m x 2.74m (10'10" x 8'11" ))
Explore our 'Locals of 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.
