House For Sale £1,695,000
Offers In Excess Of £1,695,000 - Lansdowne Road, South Woodford, London E18
Offers in excess of £1,695,000 - Launch Day Sunday 4th September by Appointment
One of only four properties of its style, 33 Lansdowne Road is a marvel. Set over 3 floors and a cellar below, this home really packs a punch.
The exterior of this home is ornate, and the grand front door sets the tone for the beautiful interior that lies beyond. The front is set back from the road and has off-road parking to the side.
As you gently push open the door, the hallway comes into view, and your interest is piqued, enticing you to explore further. Make your way through the hall, past the staircase and cloakroom, and find the kitchen. The jewel in the crown of 33 Lansdowne Road, this is the room where the family spend most of their time.
A glass-roofed seating area, filled with light and doors that open into the garden, makes it feel like you are truly bringing the outside in. The glass roof has shades so that the room is not too hot in the summer months, but as the year draws to a close and things cool down, these shades keep the warmth of the home in, meaning that you can use this room happily all year round. Snuggle up on the sofa in front of the wood burner positioned in the corner when you feel the chill of autumn. This room really is the heart of the home.
Topped with granite worktops, a cream shaker-style kitchen provides the perfect workspace for rustling up a mid-week family meal or a gourmet dinner party. The kitchen has a wide array of units and a central island, making a very social room, allowing friends and family to sit, chat, cook and eat together. There is also a utility room with units that match the kitchen, keeping the noisy washing machine and tumble dryer hidden away.
As the morning sun rises, it fills this room with the first fresh rays of the day, the perfect spot to enjoy a peaceful morning coffee. Dine alfresco beneath the sail shade on the patio, giving a Mediterranean feeling to lunch.
The drawing room, currently used as a delightful home office, sits to the side of the glazed dining area. Double doors open to let all that lovely natural light in - the ideal space to work from home. When friends and family members are sitting in here chatting, you can simply close the doors to give you privacy and quiet for concentration.
The front of the property has a formal living room, filled with period features, in sharp contrast to the contemporary feel of the kitchen space. High ceilings with wonderfully ornate cornices and a large bay window to the front that are typical of Victorian homes. A substantial fireplace takes centre stage as the main focal point of this grand room. Imagine how lovely it would be to curl up on the sofa in front of the fire with a movie, popcorn, and maybe even a nice bottle of red wine that you've brought up from the wine cellar below.
The cellar has a wine storage room, boiler room, and additional storage space. The perfect temperature and climate ensure that your wine collection is in tip-top condition.
A former garage, the workshop is now an excellent open space transformed into the most fantastic workshop studio. With a separate entrance into the workshop from the front and direct access to the cloakroom inside, it's an excellent space for an artist, photographer, or all manner of hobbies. As is often the case with a workshop, good lighting is imperative. Roof lights allow natural light to pour in from above, and a door and windows lead straight out to the garden at the rear. So, an LED daylight system recreates daylight quality lighting using LED light boxes. This allows you to work at any hour of the day or night, no matter how intricate your work is.
And after all of that hard work, you make your way upstairs to bed. Reaching the landing, you can pop out onto the roof terrace and enjoy a nightcap, where you can feel the last of the summer sun before it drops down below the horizon.
The master bedroom is at the front of the property so that the early morning sunrise doesn't pierce through your curtains and wake you up before you're ready. A lovely room in a soft, calming colour palette with 3 tall windows letting in the light and a feature fireplace. The en suite bathroom is luxurious, with a freestanding bath and separate shower cubicle. The Jack and Jill wash hand basins sit within a wooden vanity unit to keep everything nice and tidy.
You will also find the house shower room and 4th bedroom on this floor.
Up to the second floor, there are 3 further double bedrooms, each with full-height ceilings and fabulous views out over the rooftops.
The outside space is just as impressive and usable as the inside. A lovely patio seating area, topped by a large sail shade, ensures that al fresco dining is a joy. The lawn stretches down to the end boundary to ensure you can sit in the sun throughout the day. The last traces of sunshine in the evening can be enjoyed on the roof terrace.
Bi-fold doors from the dining area ensure you can include the outside space in your daily life. Fill the home with fresh air and enjoy bringing the outside in.
Lansdowne Road is just a short walk from George Lane, where you can find everything you could need, from shops, restaurants, coffee shops and supermarkets. Large brand restaurants such as Pizza Express and supermarkets, including Waitrose and M&S, and quirky, independent shops can be found here on George Lane.
South Woodford underground station is also just a few minutes away. On the Central Line, with a direct route into Liverpool Street, you can be there in just 20 minutes. And also, the Elizabeth line with access to Bond Street in just 25 minutes, making this location perfect if you need to travel for work.
Away from the hustle and bustle of the city and George Lane, you can while away the afternoon in Epping Forest, which is close by. The largest public open space in London at almost 6000 acres, many people flock here for walks in the forest and picnics in the sun, and you could be there in just a few minutes.
Lansdowne Road is the friendliest road in London. Most neighbours have lived here for decades, and everyone says hello when you pass. It's a real community. Having lived here for 35 years, the house has been the cornerstone of our client's lives, filled with countless happy memories. But now it is time for them to move on and pass this wonderful home on to new custodians.
Council Tax Band G
Offers in excess of £1,695,000 - Launch Day Sunday 4th September by Appointment
One of only four properties of its style, 33 Lansdowne Road is a marvel. Set over 3 floors and a cellar below, this home really packs a punch.
The exterior of this home is ornate, and the grand front door sets the tone for the beautiful interior that lies beyond. The front is set back from the road and has off-road parking to the side.
As you gently push open the door, the hallway comes into view, and your interest is piqued, enticing you to explore further. Make your way through the hall, past the staircase and cloakroom, and find the kitchen. The jewel in the crown of 33 Lansdowne Road, this is the room where the family spend most of their time.
A glass-roofed seating area, filled with light and doors that open into the garden, makes it feel like you are truly bringing the outside in. The glass roof has shades so that the room is not too hot in the summer months, but as the year draws to a close and things cool down, these shades keep the warmth of the home in, meaning that you can use this room happily all year round. Snuggle up on the sofa in front of the wood burner positioned in the corner when you feel the chill of autumn. This room really is the heart of the home.
Topped with granite worktops, a cream shaker-style kitchen provides the perfect workspace for rustling up a mid-week family meal or a gourmet dinner party. The kitchen has a wide array of units and a central island, making a very social room, allowing friends and family to sit, chat, cook and eat together. There is also a utility room with units that match the kitchen, keeping the noisy washing machine and tumble dryer hidden away.
As the morning sun rises, it fills this room with the first fresh rays of the day, the perfect spot to enjoy a peaceful morning coffee. Dine alfresco beneath the sail shade on the patio, giving a Mediterranean feeling to lunch.
The drawing room, currently used as a delightful home office, sits to the side of the glazed dining area. Double doors open to let all that lovely natural light in - the ideal space to work from home. When friends and family members are sitting in here chatting, you can simply close the doors to give you privacy and quiet for concentration.
The front of the property has a formal living room, filled with period features, in sharp contrast to the contemporary feel of the kitchen space. High ceilings with wonderfully ornate cornices and a large bay window to the front that are typical of Victorian homes. A substantial fireplace takes centre stage as the main focal point of this grand room. Imagine how lovely it would be to curl up on the sofa in front of the fire with a movie, popcorn, and maybe even a nice bottle of red wine that you've brought up from the wine cellar below.
The cellar has a wine storage room, boiler room, and additional storage space. The perfect temperature and climate ensure that your wine collection is in tip-top condition.
A former garage, the workshop is now an excellent open space transformed into the most fantastic workshop studio. With a separate entrance into the workshop from the front and direct access to the cloakroom inside, it's an excellent space for an artist, photographer, or all manner of hobbies. As is often the case with a workshop, good lighting is imperative. Roof lights allow natural light to pour in from above, and a door and windows lead straight out to the garden at the rear. So, an LED daylight system recreates daylight quality lighting using LED light boxes. This allows you to work at any hour of the day or night, no matter how intricate your work is.
And after all of that hard work, you make your way upstairs to bed. Reaching the landing, you can pop out onto the roof terrace and enjoy a nightcap, where you can feel the last of the summer sun before it drops down below the horizon.
The master bedroom is at the front of the property so that the early morning sunrise doesn't pierce through your curtains and wake you up before you're ready. A lovely room in a soft, calming colour palette with 3 tall windows letting in the light and a feature fireplace. The en suite bathroom is luxurious, with a freestanding bath and separate shower cubicle. The Jack and Jill wash hand basins sit within a wooden vanity unit to keep everything nice and tidy.
You will also find the house shower room and 4th bedroom on this floor.
Up to the second floor, there are 3 further double bedrooms, each with full-height ceilings and fabulous views out over the rooftops.
The outside space is just as impressive and usable as the inside. A lovely patio seating area, topped by a large sail shade, ensures that al fresco dining is a joy. The lawn stretches down to the end boundary to ensure you can sit in the sun throughout the day. The last traces of sunshine in the evening can be enjoyed on the roof terrace.
Bi-fold doors from the dining area ensure you can include the outside space in your daily life. Fill the home with fresh air and enjoy bringing the outside in.
Lansdowne Road is just a short walk from George Lane, where you can find everything you could need, from shops, restaurants, coffee shops and supermarkets. Large brand restaurants such as Pizza Express and supermarkets, including Waitrose and M&S, and quirky, independent shops can be found here on George Lane.
South Woodford underground station is also just a few minutes away. On the Central Line, with a direct route into Liverpool Street, you can be there in just 20 minutes. And also, the Elizabeth line with access to Bond Street in just 25 minutes, making this location perfect if you need to travel for work.
Away from the hustle and bustle of the city and George Lane, you can while away the afternoon in Epping Forest, which is close by. The largest public open space in London at almost 6000 acres, many people flock here for walks in the forest and picnics in the sun, and you could be there in just a few minutes.
Lansdowne Road is the friendliest road in London. Most neighbours have lived here for decades, and everyone says hello when you pass. It's a real community. Having lived here for 35 years, the house has been the cornerstone of our client's lives, filled with countless happy memories. But now it is time for them to move on and pass this wonderful home on to new custodians.
Council Tax Band G
