Set behind a striking original brick façade with attractive square double-bay sash windows, this beautiful three-bedroom period home offers instant curb appeal and approximately 951 sq. ft. of well-proportioned living space, making it an ideal choice for growing families. Stepping inside, you’re welcomed into a generous and elegant reception room, rich in period charm. The space boasts a stunning cast-iron fireplace, original coving, ceiling rose and beautiful wooden flooring, all complemented by large square-bay windows that flood the room with natural light. This is a wonderful space for entertaining or relaxing with the family. To the rear, the home opens into a bright and spacious open-plan kitchen/dining room. Well designed with ample storage and integrated appliances, this sociable space benefits from large windows that draw in plenty of daylight and provide a seamless connection to the garden beyond, perfect for everyday family living. Outside, you’re truly in for a treat. The south-west facing garden, measuring close to 30 feet, enjoys sunshine throughout the day. Whether it’s hosting summer BBQs, gardening, or enjoying a peaceful morning coffee, this outdoor space offers fantastic versatility. The first floor comprises two well-sized double bedrooms and a comfortable single bedroom, all filled with natural light and offering excellent storage potential. Completing this level is a stylish four-piece family bathroom, featuring a large walk-in shower as well as a bathtub. There is also excellent scope to extend, with many neighbouring properties having converted the loft to create an additional bedroom and en-suite (STPP), allowing buyers to add further value and tailor the home to their needs. With its period features, generous layout, sunny garden and future potential, this is a fantastic family home in every sense.

Perfectly positioned between Leyton and Upper Leytonstone, this home truly offers the best of both worlds. Skip the generic pub crawl, your local scene is right on your doorstep. Just opposite on Tilbury Road by Midland, you’ll find a buzzing strip of independents including Gravity Well Brewery, Chop Shop Tavern, Leyton Calling, Swirl E10, Famous Burnt Smokehouse, Perky Blenders, and Host, all within a two-minute stroll. Everyday convenience is equally strong, with the new M&S Foodhall and much-loved Forno Bakery adding even more appeal to nearby Leytonstone. Families are well catered for, with Barclay Primary, Gwynn Jones, and George Mitchell close by, alongside Leytonstone Secondary School and Leyton Sixth Form College. Transport links are excellent: Leyton Midland Road Overground (Suffragette line) is moments away, connecting you to Crouch Hill and beyond, while the Victoria Line is just five minutes away, getting you to Oxford Street in around 25 minutes. When it’s time to unwind, Abbotts Park with its tennis courts is just around the corner, and Hollow Ponds and Leyton Leisure Lagoon offer generous green space for walking, cycling, and relaxing.

Council Tax Band C
EPC Rating D