Brighton Avenue, Walthamstow, London, E17

Set on a quiet, tree-lined street in one of Walthamstow’s most sought-after pockets, this beautifully styled two-bedroom ground floor flat combines elegant period character with thoughtfully updated modern touches. From the moment you arrive the warm brick façade and classic bay window set a welcoming tone. Step inside and you'll find 590 sq. ft of immaculately presented living space, featuring stripped wood flooring and original fireplaces, giving the home a truly refined and homely feel. The front-facing double bedroom is flooded with natural light through its beautiful bay windows, complemented by crisp white plantation shutters and an original cast-iron fireplace, making it a calm and charming retreat. The second bedroom, also generously sized, offering flexible space for guests, a home office, or additional living needs. The heart of the home is the cosy reception room, complete with feature fireplace, perfect for unwinding or entertaining. This flows into the kitchen, where classic white subway tiles, patterned flooring, and oak-style countertops create a bright and stylish cooking environment. Step out through the rear and you’re greeted by your own private garden, a leafy haven stretching over 46 feet in length. There's plenty of room for entertaining, gardening, or simply enjoying the fresh air, and the addition of a large shed adds practicality and potential for a home studio or workshop.

Located in the heart of Walthamstow, Brighton Avenue benefits from a prime position that perfectly balances urban convenience with a village-like charm. Just a short stroll away is the much-loved Walthamstow Village, known for its historic architecture, independent shops, and award-winning eateries such as Eat17 and The Queens pub. Lloyd Park, with its open green spaces, tennis courts, and William Morris Gallery, offers the perfect escape for outdoor leisure. For commuters, the property is ideally placed between Walthamstow Central and Queens Road stations, providing swift access to the Victoria Line and Overground, putting central London within easy reach. You’re also within easy walking distance of Wood Street, a buzzing hub of artisan cafes, vintage shops, and a thriving street market. The area boasts excellent local schools and a strong community spirit, making it just as popular with young professionals as it is with families.

Share of Freehold
Council Tax Band B
EPC Rating D