Park Road, Leyton, E10

A two bedroom first floor apartment, smart and sizeable with plenty of natural light and pristine finishes throughout, including an especially stylish kitchen. Leyton Midland Road overground is within easy walking distance

Smoky grey flooring and pristine white colour schemes are the order of the day here, with large windows casting plenty of natural light. Your kitchen in particularl is boxfresh and sleek, with striking glossy cabinetry.

Leyton Midland Road is your closest station, just ten minutes on foot for the overground Suffragette line. Lea Bridge overground and Leyton central line tube station are both also within walking distance., along with social hubs and greenery.

YOUR NEW HOME

Step through your dedicated front door, and climb the stairs to arrive in that immaculate kitchen, with smooth smoky grey vinyl underfoot and twin banks of matching glossy cabinets, top and bottom.

Worktops are dark glossy, quartz effect affairs, below smooth grey metro tiled splashbacks. A stainless steel oven with matching extractor hood and electric hob completes the effect.

Head round to the front, past a handy pantry, to find your reception room, 160 square feet with broad double glazed windows and soft grey carpet underfoot. Walls are pristine and fresh, and there's plenty of room for hosting.

Back upstairs, your bathroom's as smart as the kitchen, with immaculate tilework running from tub to ceiling and floor to shoulder. Soft pastel green completes the décor, there's a shower over the tub and a striking chrome heated towel rail.

Finally, your bedrooms come in at sixty and 120 square feet respectively, both styled similarly to your lounge in smoky grey and white.

YOUR NEW NEIGHBOURHOOD

Outside you're just a half mile on foot from Leyton Midland Road overground station, for the newly named Suffragette line, running from Gospel Oak to Barking Riverside.

That's a direct line to the Thames, or if you prefer you can ride five minutes and two stops for Blackhorse Road and a quick swap to the Victoria line.

Other transport options include Leyton tube, around twenty minutes on foot for the central line and fast, direct connections to the City and West End. You can also walk to Lea Bridge Road overground in about twenty minutes, and ride right to Stratford in nine.

Be sure to check under the arches at Leyton Midland Road too, for Gravity Well Taproom and Burnt Smokehouse. Great for craft beers and award winning BBQ, respectively.

Other eating and drinking options include Francis Road, just ten minutes away and home to a variety of great choices including Yardarm wines.

Leyton High Road is closer still, and features perhaps E10's most sumptuous gastropub, The Leyton Engineer, sat in the Grade II listed surroundings of the old Town Hall.

Finally you're equally well served for greenery, the wide natural expanse of Leyton Jubilee Park just five minutes on foot. Ideal for both morning runs or evening strolls.

Or a walk of twenty five minutes gets you out among the endless blue and green space of Hackney Marshes. You'll forget you're in London.