House For Sale £835,000
Situated on a pretty, tree lined road in the Nightingale Estate, this attractive semi-detached home is located towards the end of Deynecourt Gardens. The hugely popular, Ofsted 'Outstanding' Nightingale Primary School is at the end of the road while Wanstead High Road and Tube Station are both a short walk away (0.7 miles via Laura Close/Nutter Lane).
Though similar in style externally to its contemporaries on the road, internally this period home is anything but. Greeted by exposed dark navy flooring and crisp white walls, the formal reception is accessed by huge, sliding glass double doors, giving almost an industrial feel in design and maximizing the space and light in what is already a spacious, bright room. The striking juxtaposition of colour runs through into the beautiful open-plan live-in family kitchen to the rear, where a deep blue shaker style kitchen and vaulted ceiling form the centre pieces of the room. An exceptionally social and well-designed space, the elevated design of the kitchen allows for the opposing side of one of the run of kitchen units to house the television and provide ample storage for the living/dining area below, whilst a separate pantry and utility area provide ample additional storage for housing white goods and dry goods. Bi-fold doors lead from the dining/seating area and provide access to a gravel seating area which sits flush with the floor level of the house creating the feeling of an extension of your living accommodation. A handy, contemporary shower room completes the accommodation to the ground floor.
To the first floor there are three contemporary bedrooms, two of which are good sized doubles with the principal bedroom sporting an exposed brick chimney breast with bespoke, fitted wardrobes either side. Like the main family room to the rear, the family bathroom is retro is style and shares the same black, white and dark blue colour scheme, keeping a feeling of continuity through the home. There is further potential to expand the sleeping accommodation by way of a loft conversions (STPC).
Bordered by allotments to the rear the home enjoys unobscured views from the second bedroom and a feeling of space from the landscaped rear garden, adding a bit more trinity to what is already considered a leafy, area of Wanstead.
EPC Rating: E45
Council Tax Band: E
RECEPTION/DINING ROOM/KITCHEN 17' x 16' 9" (5.18m x 5.11m)
RECEPTION ROOM 14' 9" x 12' (4.5m x 3.66m)
UTILITY ROOM 6' 7" x 5' 4" (2.01m x 1.63m)
BEDROOM 14' 9" x 11' 1" (4.5m x 3.38m)
BEDROOM 13' 7" x 11' 1" (4.14m x 3.38m)
BEDROOM 7' 9" x 6' 3" (2.36m x 1.91m)
Though similar in style externally to its contemporaries on the road, internally this period home is anything but. Greeted by exposed dark navy flooring and crisp white walls, the formal reception is accessed by huge, sliding glass double doors, giving almost an industrial feel in design and maximizing the space and light in what is already a spacious, bright room. The striking juxtaposition of colour runs through into the beautiful open-plan live-in family kitchen to the rear, where a deep blue shaker style kitchen and vaulted ceiling form the centre pieces of the room. An exceptionally social and well-designed space, the elevated design of the kitchen allows for the opposing side of one of the run of kitchen units to house the television and provide ample storage for the living/dining area below, whilst a separate pantry and utility area provide ample additional storage for housing white goods and dry goods. Bi-fold doors lead from the dining/seating area and provide access to a gravel seating area which sits flush with the floor level of the house creating the feeling of an extension of your living accommodation. A handy, contemporary shower room completes the accommodation to the ground floor.
To the first floor there are three contemporary bedrooms, two of which are good sized doubles with the principal bedroom sporting an exposed brick chimney breast with bespoke, fitted wardrobes either side. Like the main family room to the rear, the family bathroom is retro is style and shares the same black, white and dark blue colour scheme, keeping a feeling of continuity through the home. There is further potential to expand the sleeping accommodation by way of a loft conversions (STPC).
Bordered by allotments to the rear the home enjoys unobscured views from the second bedroom and a feeling of space from the landscaped rear garden, adding a bit more trinity to what is already considered a leafy, area of Wanstead.
EPC Rating: E45
Council Tax Band: E
RECEPTION/DINING ROOM/KITCHEN 17' x 16' 9" (5.18m x 5.11m)
RECEPTION ROOM 14' 9" x 12' (4.5m x 3.66m)
UTILITY ROOM 6' 7" x 5' 4" (2.01m x 1.63m)
BEDROOM 14' 9" x 11' 1" (4.5m x 3.38m)
BEDROOM 13' 7" x 11' 1" (4.14m x 3.38m)
BEDROOM 7' 9" x 6' 3" (2.36m x 1.91m)
