House For Sale £550,000
A substantial and spacious three bedroom 1930s terrace, with a grand driveway to the front and a rear garden ending in a garage and backing onto Memorial Park. It's all sat in that leafy sweetspot between Chingford and Highams Park.
As noted car owners have a pair of private parking options, plus the North Circular is just five minutes' drive, so you can be speeding out of London on the arterial M11 just moments after that.
If you lived here
You'll be stretching out in this prime example of generous 1930s architecture, with just a shade under 1000 square feet of space to stretch out in. A family home since 1964, the property is full of decades of love, care and attention. Behind that expansive bow window your through lounge alone is a vast 360 square feet, elegantly appointed with plush dove grey carpeting and pale cream walls split by an original dado rail.
The rear wall consists of double glazed French doors and matching surround, for floods of natural light and glorious views of your garden. The sheer space out here is astounding; an expansive hexagonal patio gives way to a lawn of over ninety feet in length, variously flanked by a fixed BBQ area, timber fencing and raised drystone beds. Your large garage is to the rear, opening onto your private rear access turning.
Back inside and your kitchen completes the first floor, a smart and sleek affair with grey hardwood underfoot and classic metro tile splashback over quartz effect counters and pristine cabinets. Upstairs now, where your first two bedrooms are vast doubles, the master blessed with another bow window for floods of natural light, while to the rear you have that impressive garden view. Bedroom three is a generous single, ideal for a child or home office, while finally your family bathroom features a tub and dedicated shower cubicle.
What else?
- Highams Park overground is around a fifteen minute stroll and will get you directly to Liverpool Street in twenty three minutes. Alternatively Walthamstow Central is just two stops and five minutes away, for a quick swap to the Victoria line.
- You have ten primary/secondary schools rated 'Good' by Ofsted, all less than a mile away on foot.
- With that wonderfully vaulted 1930s loft space so far untouched, you have a huge opportunity to develop this property still further, potentially adding a full Dormer extension as some of your neighbours have done (subject to the usual permissions). It all makes for a home that will meet your needs for years to come, and a particularly fine investment.
Garden (28.5m x 5.65m ( 93'6" x 18'6"))
Hall
Reception Rooms 1 & 2 (3.83m x 8.60m (12'6" x 28'2" ))
Kitchen (2.30m x 4.39m (7'6" x 14'4" ))
Bedroom (1.97m x 2.05m (6'5" x 6'8" ))
Bedroom (3.50m x 4.27m (11'5" x 14'0" ))
Bedroom (3.13m x 3.45m (10'3" x 11'3" ))
Bathroom (2.30m x 2.35m (7'6" x 7'8" ))
A word from the owner....
"My family have owned the property since 1964, I will be very sad to sell it. It's a quiet road, lovely neighbours, most in the surrounding houses have lived there for over thirty years."
As noted car owners have a pair of private parking options, plus the North Circular is just five minutes' drive, so you can be speeding out of London on the arterial M11 just moments after that.
If you lived here
You'll be stretching out in this prime example of generous 1930s architecture, with just a shade under 1000 square feet of space to stretch out in. A family home since 1964, the property is full of decades of love, care and attention. Behind that expansive bow window your through lounge alone is a vast 360 square feet, elegantly appointed with plush dove grey carpeting and pale cream walls split by an original dado rail.
The rear wall consists of double glazed French doors and matching surround, for floods of natural light and glorious views of your garden. The sheer space out here is astounding; an expansive hexagonal patio gives way to a lawn of over ninety feet in length, variously flanked by a fixed BBQ area, timber fencing and raised drystone beds. Your large garage is to the rear, opening onto your private rear access turning.
Back inside and your kitchen completes the first floor, a smart and sleek affair with grey hardwood underfoot and classic metro tile splashback over quartz effect counters and pristine cabinets. Upstairs now, where your first two bedrooms are vast doubles, the master blessed with another bow window for floods of natural light, while to the rear you have that impressive garden view. Bedroom three is a generous single, ideal for a child or home office, while finally your family bathroom features a tub and dedicated shower cubicle.
What else?
- Highams Park overground is around a fifteen minute stroll and will get you directly to Liverpool Street in twenty three minutes. Alternatively Walthamstow Central is just two stops and five minutes away, for a quick swap to the Victoria line.
- You have ten primary/secondary schools rated 'Good' by Ofsted, all less than a mile away on foot.
- With that wonderfully vaulted 1930s loft space so far untouched, you have a huge opportunity to develop this property still further, potentially adding a full Dormer extension as some of your neighbours have done (subject to the usual permissions). It all makes for a home that will meet your needs for years to come, and a particularly fine investment.
Garden (28.5m x 5.65m ( 93'6" x 18'6"))
Hall
Reception Rooms 1 & 2 (3.83m x 8.60m (12'6" x 28'2" ))
Kitchen (2.30m x 4.39m (7'6" x 14'4" ))
Bedroom (1.97m x 2.05m (6'5" x 6'8" ))
Bedroom (3.50m x 4.27m (11'5" x 14'0" ))
Bedroom (3.13m x 3.45m (10'3" x 11'3" ))
Bathroom (2.30m x 2.35m (7'6" x 7'8" ))
A word from the owner....
"My family have owned the property since 1964, I will be very sad to sell it. It's a quiet road, lovely neighbours, most in the surrounding houses have lived there for over thirty years."
