Norton Road, Leyton, London, E10

Guide Price £650,000 - £675,000

This attractive three-bedroom double bay-fronted period terraced home offers approximately 1,033 sq. ft. of well-balanced accommodation, combining generous room sizes, character features and excellent potential for future enhancement. The ground floor is arranged around a bright and spacious through lounge, with two well-proportioned reception areas enhanced by a bay window, decorative coving and ceiling rose, creating a welcoming space for both family living and entertaining. To the rear, the kitchen/diner provides a sociable hub of the home, offering ample space for dining and direct access to the garden. A ground floor WC adds everyday practicality. Upstairs, the first floor comprises three bedrooms, including a generous principal bedroom to the front, alongside two further well-sized rooms, all served by a family bathroom. The layout is ideal for growing families or those seeking flexible work-from-home space. Externally, the property enjoys a 32ft rear garden, complete with a shed and plenty of room for outdoor entertaining, play or relaxation. There is also excellent potential to extend (subject to the necessary planning permissions), allowing buyers to further increase living space if desired. A fantastic family home offering period charm, generous proportions and future potential, ideally suited for buyers looking to put down long-term roots.

Norton Road puts you right at the crossroads of green space and East London culture. With Chatsworth Road, Hackney Marshes, and Walthamstow Marshes close by, weekend walks or bike rides are just a doorstep away. Lea Bridge Station is a short stroll, getting you to Stratford or Tottenham Hale in one stop, while St James Street Station gives you a direct line to Liverpool Street in under 30 minutes. Feeling peckish or ready for a flat white? Locals swear by Pavilion Bakery, Pinch La Deli, and Kophi, while Lea Bridge Library now houses a newly renovated café and workspace. Patchworks is your go-to for craft beer (hello Blondies), mouthwatering pizza (Scando’s), and wellness sessions at BLOKspace, plus, you can catch everything from club nights to markets under one roof. And when it’s time for a proper dinner out? Saffron Kitchen at the end of the road is a local legend, while the Hare and Hounds pub garden makes for the perfect sundown setting. A delightful blend of space, location, and outdoor living, this flat is full of character, yet wonderfully liveable. Whether you're searching for your first home or a stylish downsize, Norton Road offers a little bit of everything, in a place you’ll love to call home.

Council Tax Band C
EPC Rating D