Capworth Street, London

A bright and smartly finished two bedroom, two bathroom apartment on the first floor of a landmark pub conversion on the Leyton borders. You have a gorgeous communal garden, tall windows an all sides and a wealth of nearby greenery.

Sat in E10 but just twenty minutes on foot from E17's Walthamstow Central, you can explore the very best of both postcodes from here.

IF YOU LIVED HERE..

You'll be part of this thoughtful pub conversion, with the original architecture very much preserved, right down to the communal beer garden. Great for getting to know the neighbours. Inside, your open plan kitchen and reception totals over 200 square feet, flooded with natural light from a pair of oversized windows, blonde hardwood runs underfoot and your kitchen sports a striking metro tile splashback.

Elsewhere your principal bedroom,a substantial 160 square foot double, features a gloriously leafy view and more of those high ceilings making for an airy atmosphere throughout. There's an en suite shower room, tiled in sandstone and finished in white, with a dedicated corner cubicle. Bedroom two is another double, while your family bathroom is another sandstone and white affair, with a shower over the tub.

Outside, Leyton Midland Road overground is just half a mile on foot for the Gospel Oak to Barking Riverside line. Alternatively take a twenty minute stroll to Walthamstow Central, where you can jump in the Victoria line for the West End and overground connections to the City, both taking around twenty minutes. You also have the woodland, playgrounds and greenery of Leyton Manor Park just two minutes from your front door.

Kitchen / Reception Room - 5.58 x 3.70m (18'3" x 12'1") -

Bathroom - 2.05 x 1.80m (6'8" x 5'10") -

Bedroom - 4.44 x 3.31m (14'6" x 10'10") -

Ensuite - 1.83 x 1.33m (6'0" x 4'4") -

Bedroom - 3.75 x 3.55m (12'3" x 11'7") -

WHAT ELSE?

- You can be exploring the streets of Walthamstow Village in about twenty minutes, where you'll find an ever evolving range of independent bars, restaurants and gastropubs.
- As noted the communal beer garden is splendidly preserved, with riotously colourful foliage, patio and a sweeping lawn.
- Even if you're not catching a train, Leyton Midland Road is still well worth the stroll with the likes of Perky Blenders, Gravity Well Taproom and Burnt Smokehouse gathered in and around the arches.