Glenthorne Road, Walthamstow, London, E17

This stunning ground floor Victorian conversion is one of the best that we have seen for a while and with both a sole use garden and a share of the freehold, it's certainly one not to be missed! From the front, it's perfect with the restored brick facade, the double glazed sash windows compliment the Victorian double bay perfectly and internally, you're in for a real treat! The master bedroom to the front has retained the original stripped wooden floors, the cast iron fireplace continues the character theme, and the plantation shutters frame the bay window perfectly. Just behind you'll find the second double bedroom and a modern style bathroom further along the hallway. To the rear is where the magic happens, as having been extended both to the rear and into the side return, you'll have 275 square feet of prime entertaining space which is bathed in natural light courtesy of the large skylights and wall to wall glass to the rear. We loved the sleek lines of the modern style cabinetry, its works perfectly with the stone worksurfaces and integrated appliances and the central island is a lovely design feature. You'll notice some lovely design features such as the stainless steel Belfast sink, multi column radiators and doors that lead to a hidden courtyard. Externally, the sole use garden is a fantastic asset, the large patio area is a great place to host those Summer BBQs and carefully selected shrubs and trees seclude you from the surrounding houses.

You'll be situated on 'The Blackhorse Ladder', an area of highly sought after tree lined turnings sandwiched in between Blackhorse Road and St. James Street stations. With Blackhorse Road station being just a stones' throw away, this one is a commuters dream with easy access to the Victoria Line and the overground trains from St. James Street will whisk you into London Liverpool Street in under 20 minutes.
On your doorstep is Crate17, which, with its variety of boutique style shops, shared working spaces and restaurants, bars and cafes, is a great place to hang out along with our personal favourite ’56 St. James’. Just a few minutes in the other direction will take you to the ‘Beer Mile' where you'll find numerous microbreweries all of which are dog friendly, and the regular pop-up food venues means that you'll never be lost for options.


Council Tax Band B
EPC Rating D