1 bed Flat For Sale £325,000
A recently refurbished and perfectly pristine one bedroom apartment occupying the ground floor of a substantial Victorian terrace. The original architecture is artfully augmented with a whole host of contemporary designer flourishes and extras, plus you have a lengthy, lush private garden to the rear.
It's all sat in our increasingly popular environs of Highams Park, where a wealth of wide open green spaces, friendly peaceful streets and speedy transport links combine to create an enviable sweet spot just outside the North Circular.
If you lived here…
You'll be coming home to almost 600 square feet of bright, elegantly appointed living space. Your front lounge alone is an impressive 175 square feet, softly carpeted with chrome fittings all bathed in natural light from the large bay window. Next door your bedroom's a substantial double with more dove grey carpets and a leafy garden view.
Next door and your kitchen/diner is especially striking, with grey engineered hardwood underfoot, complementary countertops, sparkling white cabinets and its own fully glazed, floor to ceiling bay. Beautifully bright. Step out into the garden and you have a forty foot length of lawn ending in a BBQ perfect patio. Finally, back inside and your bathroom's seamlessly tiled in smoky grey underfoot, and from tub to ceiling. Tranquil and immaculate.
Outside and Highams Park overground station is just five minutes on foot and will get you straight to Liverpool Street in twenty three, putting the City less than a half hour away door to door. Alternatively, Walthamstow Central is just two stops and five minutes away for a quick hop to the Victoria line, putting Kings Cross and the heart of London just as close. Not bad for a neighbourhood with such a rural feel.
What else?
- Chief among those welcoming green spaces we mentioned is Highams Park itself, a lovingly landscaped natural expanse that's also home to Highams Park Lake, created at the turn of the century by Humphry Repton (immortalised in Humphry's Cafe).
- The property is offered chain free, so we can get you in with the absolute minimum of hassle.
- Take a ten minute walk, cross The Ching river and you come to The Royal Oak, a wonderfully sumptuous guest house and dining room. Enjoy the delicious menu in equally tantalizing surroundings.
Lounge/Dinning Room (4.10 x 3.94 (13'5" x 12'11"))
Bedroom (3.80 x 3.34 (12'5" x 10'11"))
Kitchen/ Diner (3.65 x 2.70 (11'11" x 8'10"))
Bathroom (1.65 x 2.31 (5'4" x 7'6"))
Lean To (1.79 x 2.09 (5'10" x 6'10"))
Garden (13.5m x 6.4m (44'3" x 20'11"))
Explore our 'Charms of Chingford' pages for everything this picturesque part of East London has to offer.
Previously part of Essex, Chingford became an urban district in 1894, an early sign of what would prove to be increasingly close ties to the capital as improved transport links brought professionals flowing to the suburbs in search of bargains.
The local landscape is mostly sturdy post-war terraces and semi-detacheds, with pockets of more contemporary developments and plenty of parks, not to mention golf, cricket and country clubs.
Modest parades of local shops are scattered about the area, with most social life focused on the stretch of Station Road between Kings Head Hill and Chingford Golf Course.
Bordered by the wild green expanse of Epping Forest, and with Liverpool Street just twenty seven minutes by train, Chingford links Essex and the capital to this day, for the very best of both worlds.
It's all sat in our increasingly popular environs of Highams Park, where a wealth of wide open green spaces, friendly peaceful streets and speedy transport links combine to create an enviable sweet spot just outside the North Circular.
If you lived here…
You'll be coming home to almost 600 square feet of bright, elegantly appointed living space. Your front lounge alone is an impressive 175 square feet, softly carpeted with chrome fittings all bathed in natural light from the large bay window. Next door your bedroom's a substantial double with more dove grey carpets and a leafy garden view.
Next door and your kitchen/diner is especially striking, with grey engineered hardwood underfoot, complementary countertops, sparkling white cabinets and its own fully glazed, floor to ceiling bay. Beautifully bright. Step out into the garden and you have a forty foot length of lawn ending in a BBQ perfect patio. Finally, back inside and your bathroom's seamlessly tiled in smoky grey underfoot, and from tub to ceiling. Tranquil and immaculate.
Outside and Highams Park overground station is just five minutes on foot and will get you straight to Liverpool Street in twenty three, putting the City less than a half hour away door to door. Alternatively, Walthamstow Central is just two stops and five minutes away for a quick hop to the Victoria line, putting Kings Cross and the heart of London just as close. Not bad for a neighbourhood with such a rural feel.
What else?
- Chief among those welcoming green spaces we mentioned is Highams Park itself, a lovingly landscaped natural expanse that's also home to Highams Park Lake, created at the turn of the century by Humphry Repton (immortalised in Humphry's Cafe).
- The property is offered chain free, so we can get you in with the absolute minimum of hassle.
- Take a ten minute walk, cross The Ching river and you come to The Royal Oak, a wonderfully sumptuous guest house and dining room. Enjoy the delicious menu in equally tantalizing surroundings.
Lounge/Dinning Room (4.10 x 3.94 (13'5" x 12'11"))
Bedroom (3.80 x 3.34 (12'5" x 10'11"))
Kitchen/ Diner (3.65 x 2.70 (11'11" x 8'10"))
Bathroom (1.65 x 2.31 (5'4" x 7'6"))
Lean To (1.79 x 2.09 (5'10" x 6'10"))
Garden (13.5m x 6.4m (44'3" x 20'11"))
Explore our 'Charms of Chingford' pages for everything this picturesque part of East London has to offer.
Previously part of Essex, Chingford became an urban district in 1894, an early sign of what would prove to be increasingly close ties to the capital as improved transport links brought professionals flowing to the suburbs in search of bargains.
The local landscape is mostly sturdy post-war terraces and semi-detacheds, with pockets of more contemporary developments and plenty of parks, not to mention golf, cricket and country clubs.
Modest parades of local shops are scattered about the area, with most social life focused on the stretch of Station Road between Kings Head Hill and Chingford Golf Course.
Bordered by the wild green expanse of Epping Forest, and with Liverpool Street just twenty seven minutes by train, Chingford links Essex and the capital to this day, for the very best of both worlds.