House For Sale £700,000
Being built around 1920, the first thing that you notice is how much brighter this property is compared to a standard Victorian mid-terrace. The wide entrance hall gives access to a dining room, with exposed wooden floors, the original covings, light-fitting, and ceiling rose. A square bay-window floods the room with natural light. Just behind, you’ll find the second reception room, where the vendors have stripped the original floors and the original fitted storage cupboards. The original wooden patio doors lead to a small study area room to the rear. The first floor houses three bedrooms, all with exposed wooden floors. The largest two have cast-iron fireplaces. The landing area leads to a family bathroom and gives access to the loft, where many properties along the street have converted the space into a fourth bedroom and an additional bathroom. This particular layout lends itself perfectly to a loft conversion and ground floor extension, in order to create a large open-plan living space with skylights and bifold doors, leading to the 40ft garden.
Walthamstow Central Station is under half a mile away and this particular little pocket has become a great alternative to Walthamstow Village, especially with young families trading up the property ladder. South Grove & Barclay Primary schools are just around the corner, and both have an outstanding Ofsted rating, which makes this a fantastic family home.
Walthamstow Central Station is under half a mile away and this particular little pocket has become a great alternative to Walthamstow Village, especially with young families trading up the property ladder. South Grove & Barclay Primary schools are just around the corner, and both have an outstanding Ofsted rating, which makes this a fantastic family home.
