1 bed Flat For Sale £375,000
Situated a short stroll from the vast green space of Jubilee Park, this one-bedroom, first floor Warner conversion has been lovingly updated with the perfect balance of vintage charm and modern convenience.
Lea Bridge Station is nine minutes walk away, which means you can nip to Stratford or Tottenham Hale for quick access to several very convenient tube lines, but the local neighbourhood is worth sticking around for too - there’s a flourishing food and drink scene right on your doorstep.
If you lived here…
The brainchild of Walthamstow's first mayor, Sir Thomas Courtenay Warner, it’s not surprising that these homes are still so popular today, with their instantly recognisable features, like those beautiful arched front entrances and red brick facades. What’s more, this one has been immaculately updated, so comes with even more perks…
Due to the combination of generous double glazed windows, crisp decor and original flooring, your reception room dazzles with light. Whether you choose to stay minimalistic or add your own splashes of personality, it’s the ideal blank canvas.
Your dine-in kitchen has the same rustic Scandi-style, with more pristine decor, as well as duel aspect light and the pleasing combination of timber counters and red quarry floor tiles. You’ll find the same style aesthetic in your bathroom, which is kitted it out with vintage-style fittings and contemporary practicality. You’ll particularly love the placement of the over-tub shower in a wall alcove, ensuring minimal splash. Unsurprisingly, your double bedroom has been given just as much love and attention when it comes to decor.
The garden at the rear is shared, so you can exercise your green fingers and enjoy catching some vitamin D, but you don’t have to travel far to find more nature; as well as having Jubilee Park a few minutes away, you’ve also got the Hackney Marshes and Lee Valley Park within strolling distance.
As well as having the convenience of big chains such as Aldi nearby, the area has become a thriving hot spot for independents. Look out for eco-refill store-cum-coffee shop Cups & Jars, Italian deli with a Japanese influence Pinch la Deli, eclectic event space/bar/pizzeria Patchworks and Italian ice cream shop Gelateria Romeo & Giulietta, as well as hidden gem Adam’s Naan.
What else?
-The Lee Valley Riding Centre is 14 minute walk away, and runs all sorts of courses for pony-loving amateurs and experts alike.
-The Princess of Wales pub is known across the capital thanks to its lovely canal-side terrace and al fresco dining area - and it’s only a 20 minute walk from your front door.
Reception Room (5.25m x 3.23m (17'2" x 10'7" ))
Bedroom (3.26m x 3.21m (10'8" x 10'6" ))
Bathroom (3.22m x 1.44m (10'6" x 4'8" ))
Kitchen (3.56m x 3.43m (11'8" x 11'3" ))
A word from the owner.....
"It was always nice to walk down leafy Hitcham Road and come home to a sunny and warm flat in a calm area. You're buying a piece of local history with an ex Warner flat; so well proportioned and tons of character. You have your own front door and back garden accessed through the back stairs. The double radiators, high ceilings and large loft space are great too.
In addition to the countless independent cafes, restaurants and shops, there’s a fantastic local thriving community really pushing to keep the area authentic and a good place for people to live. For example, locals are campaigning to transform a disused concrete depot into an oasis for wild swimming on the marshes. WhatsApp and Facebook groups provide support between neighbours, whether it's borrowing a pair of pliers or donating tea bags. Until recently the area was often overlooked but that is changing rapidly, swiftly becoming a hub for artists, creatives and professionals. Simply put Lea Bridge is attracting people from all walks of life who love living in the area."
Lea Bridge Station is nine minutes walk away, which means you can nip to Stratford or Tottenham Hale for quick access to several very convenient tube lines, but the local neighbourhood is worth sticking around for too - there’s a flourishing food and drink scene right on your doorstep.
If you lived here…
The brainchild of Walthamstow's first mayor, Sir Thomas Courtenay Warner, it’s not surprising that these homes are still so popular today, with their instantly recognisable features, like those beautiful arched front entrances and red brick facades. What’s more, this one has been immaculately updated, so comes with even more perks…
Due to the combination of generous double glazed windows, crisp decor and original flooring, your reception room dazzles with light. Whether you choose to stay minimalistic or add your own splashes of personality, it’s the ideal blank canvas.
Your dine-in kitchen has the same rustic Scandi-style, with more pristine decor, as well as duel aspect light and the pleasing combination of timber counters and red quarry floor tiles. You’ll find the same style aesthetic in your bathroom, which is kitted it out with vintage-style fittings and contemporary practicality. You’ll particularly love the placement of the over-tub shower in a wall alcove, ensuring minimal splash. Unsurprisingly, your double bedroom has been given just as much love and attention when it comes to decor.
The garden at the rear is shared, so you can exercise your green fingers and enjoy catching some vitamin D, but you don’t have to travel far to find more nature; as well as having Jubilee Park a few minutes away, you’ve also got the Hackney Marshes and Lee Valley Park within strolling distance.
As well as having the convenience of big chains such as Aldi nearby, the area has become a thriving hot spot for independents. Look out for eco-refill store-cum-coffee shop Cups & Jars, Italian deli with a Japanese influence Pinch la Deli, eclectic event space/bar/pizzeria Patchworks and Italian ice cream shop Gelateria Romeo & Giulietta, as well as hidden gem Adam’s Naan.
What else?
-The Lee Valley Riding Centre is 14 minute walk away, and runs all sorts of courses for pony-loving amateurs and experts alike.
-The Princess of Wales pub is known across the capital thanks to its lovely canal-side terrace and al fresco dining area - and it’s only a 20 minute walk from your front door.
Reception Room (5.25m x 3.23m (17'2" x 10'7" ))
Bedroom (3.26m x 3.21m (10'8" x 10'6" ))
Bathroom (3.22m x 1.44m (10'6" x 4'8" ))
Kitchen (3.56m x 3.43m (11'8" x 11'3" ))
A word from the owner.....
"It was always nice to walk down leafy Hitcham Road and come home to a sunny and warm flat in a calm area. You're buying a piece of local history with an ex Warner flat; so well proportioned and tons of character. You have your own front door and back garden accessed through the back stairs. The double radiators, high ceilings and large loft space are great too.
In addition to the countless independent cafes, restaurants and shops, there’s a fantastic local thriving community really pushing to keep the area authentic and a good place for people to live. For example, locals are campaigning to transform a disused concrete depot into an oasis for wild swimming on the marshes. WhatsApp and Facebook groups provide support between neighbours, whether it's borrowing a pair of pliers or donating tea bags. Until recently the area was often overlooked but that is changing rapidly, swiftly becoming a hub for artists, creatives and professionals. Simply put Lea Bridge is attracting people from all walks of life who love living in the area."
