2 bed Flat For Sale £460,000
An impressively spacious, two bedroom first floor apartment in our famous Warner style, brimming with light and vintage features. Our green gem of Lloyd Park is literally just around the corner, perfect for morning jogs and evening strolls.
The turn of the century brainchild of Walthamstow's first mayor, Sir Thomas Courtenay Warner, our Warner properties were designed to perfectly balance privacy and sociability and remain some of the most popular housing around.
If you lived here…
You'll step through your dedicated front door under the unmistakable signature brick archway and climb the stairs to your hallway, elegantly arranged with plenty of incidental space. Head into your impressive front reception and lovingly restored original timber floorboards run throughout the entire 180 square feet of the hosting space, while a triple set of sash windows fill everything with natural light.
Elsewhere both bedrooms are substantial doubles with leafy green views, each finished in its own characterful palette. Your bathroom features a handily segmented WC and shower over the tub while your kitchen is happily flawless. In here you have timber countertops, dove grey cabinets, a striking scarlet splashback and large Dublin sink. Finally, your generous shared rear garden is accessed via an internal set of stairs, and surrounded by mature trees.
You're fortunate to have one of our borough's proudest landmarks right on your doorstep. Lloyd Park's open green space and landscaped gardens are just a five minute stroll away and home to cafes, courts, an outdoor gym, babbling brooks and of course the famous William Morris Gallery, dedicated to the local son and radical Victorian designer. There's also a regular farmers market and a fine range of sports clubs.
What else?
- The recently renovated Fellowship Square is just a half mile on foot, a brand new community focal point and home to frequent pop up events.
- Hop on one of the many bus routes at the end of your road for a quick ten minute trip to Walthamstow Central station, with regular and speedy overground and Victoria line links to central London, the City and the West End.
- For your new local be sure and check out the Dog & Duck, a charmingly esoteric gastropub with a beer garden full of beach huts and a fine line in sourdough pizzas. Best of all it's just one minute away on foot.
Lounge/Dining Room (5.25m x 3.37m (17'2" x 11'0"))
Bedroom (3.33m x 3.33m (10'11" x 10'11"))
Storage
Kitchen (2.49m x 2.41m (8'2" x 7'10"))
Storage
Bathroom (1.58m x 3.29m (5'2" x 10'9"))
Shared Garden (8.45m x 5.65m (27'8" x 18'6"))
Bedroom (3.46m x 3.36m (11'4" x 11'0"))
A word from the owners...
"We've lived here for nearly eight years, having moved to be close to the park and because we loved the Warner estates around Walthamstow. We've made great friends in our neighbours, especially during the lockdowns. We've enjoyed the new food market in Lloyd Park and the excellent pizzas in the pub at the end of the street.
Living here has meant its easy to travel to central London, but we still get the benefits of green space and neighbourliness that Walthamstow offers."
The turn of the century brainchild of Walthamstow's first mayor, Sir Thomas Courtenay Warner, our Warner properties were designed to perfectly balance privacy and sociability and remain some of the most popular housing around.
If you lived here…
You'll step through your dedicated front door under the unmistakable signature brick archway and climb the stairs to your hallway, elegantly arranged with plenty of incidental space. Head into your impressive front reception and lovingly restored original timber floorboards run throughout the entire 180 square feet of the hosting space, while a triple set of sash windows fill everything with natural light.
Elsewhere both bedrooms are substantial doubles with leafy green views, each finished in its own characterful palette. Your bathroom features a handily segmented WC and shower over the tub while your kitchen is happily flawless. In here you have timber countertops, dove grey cabinets, a striking scarlet splashback and large Dublin sink. Finally, your generous shared rear garden is accessed via an internal set of stairs, and surrounded by mature trees.
You're fortunate to have one of our borough's proudest landmarks right on your doorstep. Lloyd Park's open green space and landscaped gardens are just a five minute stroll away and home to cafes, courts, an outdoor gym, babbling brooks and of course the famous William Morris Gallery, dedicated to the local son and radical Victorian designer. There's also a regular farmers market and a fine range of sports clubs.
What else?
- The recently renovated Fellowship Square is just a half mile on foot, a brand new community focal point and home to frequent pop up events.
- Hop on one of the many bus routes at the end of your road for a quick ten minute trip to Walthamstow Central station, with regular and speedy overground and Victoria line links to central London, the City and the West End.
- For your new local be sure and check out the Dog & Duck, a charmingly esoteric gastropub with a beer garden full of beach huts and a fine line in sourdough pizzas. Best of all it's just one minute away on foot.
Lounge/Dining Room (5.25m x 3.37m (17'2" x 11'0"))
Bedroom (3.33m x 3.33m (10'11" x 10'11"))
Storage
Kitchen (2.49m x 2.41m (8'2" x 7'10"))
Storage
Bathroom (1.58m x 3.29m (5'2" x 10'9"))
Shared Garden (8.45m x 5.65m (27'8" x 18'6"))
Bedroom (3.46m x 3.36m (11'4" x 11'0"))
A word from the owners...
"We've lived here for nearly eight years, having moved to be close to the park and because we loved the Warner estates around Walthamstow. We've made great friends in our neighbours, especially during the lockdowns. We've enjoyed the new food market in Lloyd Park and the excellent pizzas in the pub at the end of the street.
Living here has meant its easy to travel to central London, but we still get the benefits of green space and neighbourliness that Walthamstow offers."
