2 bed Flat For Sale £465,000
A bright and versatile two bedroom apartment on the first floor of a handsome ex-Warner home, literally overlooking lovely Lloyd Park. You have on-street parking on your residential, tree-lined street, plus your own section of rear garden.
Once the gardens of the grand Water House, Lloyd Park's a great place to fill your lungs with fresh air, whether it's trying your hand at the outdoor gym or watching the ducks and geese from the bridge over the moat. There's a well-stocked playground, skate park and Le Delice cafe whenever you need to stop for well earned refreshments.
If you lived here
You'll be reclining and dining in your sizeable 200 square foot lounge, brightly lit by a trio of recently refurbished and draught-proofed sash windows. Timber floorboards run underfoot and there's plenty of space for dining. Next door and bedroom one's a generous double of 105 square feet with built-in storage and park views, while the kitchen comes with a smart white suite of cabinets, matching tiled backsplashes and wooden worktops.
Elsewhere the bathroom's baby blue hues, rainfall shower over the tub and heated towel rail are bound to please, while your master bedroom's another spacious double of 115 square feet, with wooden floorboards and twin windows framing gorgeous views of the park. East-facing, both bedrooms are perfectly-placed to watch the sun rise with a steaming mug of coffee. You have your own stretch of garden to the rear, eagerly awaiting the green-fingered touches of your choosing. Lastly, drivers have on street parking and can be on the North Circular in four minutes or the M11 in eleven, while cyclists can make use of the secure bike hanger just outside to hit the network of cycle-paths that will speed them all the way to the City.
Take a half mile stroll across Lloyd Park and you come to Bell Corner, home to a handy confluence of bus routes, a scattering of purveyors of vegetarian and vegan fare (buzzing globally-inspired vegetarian cafe Buhler & Co is a must) and the pride of Walthamstow's gourmet pub fleet, The Bell. Here's also where you'll find the top of our main thoroughfare, Hoe Street, your route to Walthamstow Central with plenty of bars and restaurants to sample along the way. Mouth-watering offerings include Yard Sale Pizza, l'Hirondelle, Sodo Pizza and the award-winning tarka dhal of ethical eatery Spicebox.
What else?
- Parents will be pleased to know you have twenty seven primary/secondary schools in a one mile radius, all rated 'Good' or better by Ofsted and five of which have been awarded 'Outstanding' status.
- For your new local be sure to try The Dog & Duck, a glorious pub just eight minutes' walk around the corner with beach huts in the beer garden.
- Walthamstow Central station is an eight minute cycle away and will get you directly to Liverpool Street or Oxford Circus in twenty minutes. Rainy day? Handy bus routes also run from just outside the aforementioned Dog & Duck.
Garden (7.3m x 5.25m ( 23'11" x 17'2"))
Lounge/ Dining Room (5.23m x 3.54m (17'1" x 11'7" ))
Bedroom (3.30m x 3.16m (10'9" x 10'4" ))
Kitchen (2.42m x 2.39m (7'11" x 7'10" ))
Bathroom (2.42m x 2.31m (7'11" x 7'6" ))
Bedroom (3.46m x 3.33m (11'4" x 10'11" ))
A word from the owner....
"Carr Road is a lovely residential street. The Warner maisonettes have generous proportions, and the stunning thing about this flat is the view over Lloyd Park. There is privacy in summer when the leaves are full of trees, and you can see the sun rise from your bedroom windows on winter mornings.
If you're working from home, the corner shop 50 yards away has a post office counter. There is also a chemist, gp surgery and an off licence all a stone's throw away, and on Wednesday mornings The Dusty Knuckle bakery van visits this end of Carr Road.
Walthamstow is wonderful, a hive of pubs and cafes, history and the arts. Tottenham Marshes are a short walk away in one direction, as is Epping Forest in the other. And, being at the end of the Victoria line, you always get a seat for the 20-minute journey into central London.
If this becomes your home, I truly hope you enjoy your time here as much as I have."
Once the gardens of the grand Water House, Lloyd Park's a great place to fill your lungs with fresh air, whether it's trying your hand at the outdoor gym or watching the ducks and geese from the bridge over the moat. There's a well-stocked playground, skate park and Le Delice cafe whenever you need to stop for well earned refreshments.
If you lived here
You'll be reclining and dining in your sizeable 200 square foot lounge, brightly lit by a trio of recently refurbished and draught-proofed sash windows. Timber floorboards run underfoot and there's plenty of space for dining. Next door and bedroom one's a generous double of 105 square feet with built-in storage and park views, while the kitchen comes with a smart white suite of cabinets, matching tiled backsplashes and wooden worktops.
Elsewhere the bathroom's baby blue hues, rainfall shower over the tub and heated towel rail are bound to please, while your master bedroom's another spacious double of 115 square feet, with wooden floorboards and twin windows framing gorgeous views of the park. East-facing, both bedrooms are perfectly-placed to watch the sun rise with a steaming mug of coffee. You have your own stretch of garden to the rear, eagerly awaiting the green-fingered touches of your choosing. Lastly, drivers have on street parking and can be on the North Circular in four minutes or the M11 in eleven, while cyclists can make use of the secure bike hanger just outside to hit the network of cycle-paths that will speed them all the way to the City.
Take a half mile stroll across Lloyd Park and you come to Bell Corner, home to a handy confluence of bus routes, a scattering of purveyors of vegetarian and vegan fare (buzzing globally-inspired vegetarian cafe Buhler & Co is a must) and the pride of Walthamstow's gourmet pub fleet, The Bell. Here's also where you'll find the top of our main thoroughfare, Hoe Street, your route to Walthamstow Central with plenty of bars and restaurants to sample along the way. Mouth-watering offerings include Yard Sale Pizza, l'Hirondelle, Sodo Pizza and the award-winning tarka dhal of ethical eatery Spicebox.
What else?
- Parents will be pleased to know you have twenty seven primary/secondary schools in a one mile radius, all rated 'Good' or better by Ofsted and five of which have been awarded 'Outstanding' status.
- For your new local be sure to try The Dog & Duck, a glorious pub just eight minutes' walk around the corner with beach huts in the beer garden.
- Walthamstow Central station is an eight minute cycle away and will get you directly to Liverpool Street or Oxford Circus in twenty minutes. Rainy day? Handy bus routes also run from just outside the aforementioned Dog & Duck.
Garden (7.3m x 5.25m ( 23'11" x 17'2"))
Lounge/ Dining Room (5.23m x 3.54m (17'1" x 11'7" ))
Bedroom (3.30m x 3.16m (10'9" x 10'4" ))
Kitchen (2.42m x 2.39m (7'11" x 7'10" ))
Bathroom (2.42m x 2.31m (7'11" x 7'6" ))
Bedroom (3.46m x 3.33m (11'4" x 10'11" ))
A word from the owner....
"Carr Road is a lovely residential street. The Warner maisonettes have generous proportions, and the stunning thing about this flat is the view over Lloyd Park. There is privacy in summer when the leaves are full of trees, and you can see the sun rise from your bedroom windows on winter mornings.
If you're working from home, the corner shop 50 yards away has a post office counter. There is also a chemist, gp surgery and an off licence all a stone's throw away, and on Wednesday mornings The Dusty Knuckle bakery van visits this end of Carr Road.
Walthamstow is wonderful, a hive of pubs and cafes, history and the arts. Tottenham Marshes are a short walk away in one direction, as is Epping Forest in the other. And, being at the end of the Victoria line, you always get a seat for the 20-minute journey into central London.
If this becomes your home, I truly hope you enjoy your time here as much as I have."
