Radlix Road, London, E10

A bright and generous four bedroom, two bathroom family home, immaculate and characterful in equal measure, with a varied suite of charming colour schemes.  There's a striking loft suite, as well as a basement, and the greenery of Leyton Jubilee Park is just moments away.

Everything's bright and generous throughout, with the high ceilings of the period, timber staircases and hardwood floors. There's a particular wealth of social space, with both a lengthy through lounge and extended kitchen/diner. You also have the reassurance of a complete onward chain.

You're sat on a peaceful street just under half a mile on foot from Lea Bridge Road for all your day to day needs and you can be exploring the greenery of Leyton Jubilee Park in around five minutes.. Leyton Midland Road station, for the Suffragette overground line, is five minutes walk and it's just a mile on foot to Leyton tube, for direct central line access to the City and West End.

YOUR NEW HOME

Kerb appeal is impressive, with flawless London brick, front yard and vintage check pathway.

Inside the standard remains high, with your high ceilinged through lounge coming in at an impressive 300 square feet. The open plan staircase and kitchen/diner to the rear accentuate the sense of light and space.

Underfoot you have striking blonde herringbone hardwood, flowing in from the hallway and onto that kitchen/diner at the rear. In between your through lounge is finished in pale pastel peach, bespoke open storage, a period hearth and tower radiators all adding eye catching design accents.

Double patio doors lead out to your garden. We'll get out there in a moment.

The dual aspect kitchen/diner keeps the design standard high, with soft mint green cabinets contrasting nicely with black marbled worktops, oversized splashbacks and yellow paintwork.

That signature herringbone hardwood continues underfoot, and natural light floods in courtesy of a pair of oversized Crittal style patio doors.

Throw these back for a substantial painted timber deck, barbecue perfect and festooned with pots. This descends to a generous expanse of Trulawn, stretching away to timber planters at the rear.

You're barely overlooked out here, everything ends at a high brick wall painted smoky grey.

Back inside, and head up the striking sky blue timber staircase, yet another welcome splash of colour, for your sleeping arrangements. Your principal bedroom sits to the front, 170 square feet, with bistro shutters, verdant paintwork and honey coloured hardwood floors.

Bedrooms two and three are both solid doubles, smart and bright with striking colour schemes of their own. 

Your family bathroom completes the first floor in navy blue and white. Micro hexagon tilework flows underfoot and white letter box tiles run from floor to ceiling. Navy accents contrast nicely on the side of the freestanding clawfoot tub and on the timber vanity unit.

Continue up the sky blue staircase for your loft suite, a real boutique marvel. Dual aspect between a garden view and skylight, you have ash blonde hardwood flooring and a tranquil powder blue colour scheme. A sleek en suite shower room completes things in white.

YOUR NEW NEIGHBOURHOOD

Outside and you're on a peaceful residential street that's nonetheless less than half a mile on foot from the main thoroughfare of Lea Bridge Road. Here you'll find cafes, shops and all your daily needs as well as an especially fine gastropub, The Hare & Hounds.

Sumptuous décor and splendid Sunday Roasts are the order of the day here. Just half a mile on foot from your front door, it would make a lovely new local.

Alternatively, Leyton High Road is less than a mile away, for more excellent wining and dining spots, including a range of cafes, the much loved Coach & Horses gastropub and the superb Leyton Engineer, sat in the Grade II listed surroundings of the old Town Hall.

If you want to venture into nature then Leyton Jubilee Park is closer still, barely a third of a mile on foot for a wealth of wide open greenery, a gift for joggers and strollers alike. And if you really want to lose yourself then Hackney Marshes is just fifteen minutes further.

Leyton Midland Road overground is your nearest station, just a ten minute walk for Suffragette line connections from Gospel Oak to Barking Riverside. As well as direct runs to the River Thames you can also ride just two stops for a quick swap to the Victoria line at Blackhorse Road.

For the central line and speedy, direct access to the City and West End, Leyton tube station is around twenty minutes on foot. From here, Liverpool Street is eleven minutes direct, Tottenham Court Road twenty.

Be sure to check under the railway arches too; you'll find Gravity Well Taproom and BBQ Smokehouse, fine options for drinking and dining.

Finally parents will be particularly pleased to discover an excellent choice of schools, with twenty two all less than a mile away, including a choice of primaries all rated 'Outstanding' at their latest inspections.

 An expert and lovingly developed family home, bursting with light, colour and character. You have a handy basement and secluded and sizeable rear garden. Outside you have all your amenities, transport and greenery within easy reach.