Behind the original brick façade - all confidence and classic kerb appeal - lies a home that delivers style, space and soul in equal measure. Step inside and it’s immediately clear this is a house that’s been thoughtfully curated rather than simply renovated. The two original reception rooms have been seamlessly opened up to create a generous through-lounge, perfect for modern family living while still honouring the home’s heritage. Original coving, exposed brickwork and elegant detailing bring character in spades, while the plantation shutters frame the bay window beautifully, filtering light like a soft morning whisper. It’s a space that feels both welcoming and quietly impressive. To the rear, the fully fitted kitchen flows effortlessly into a dedicated dining and entertaining area - the real heart of the home. With doors opening directly onto the south-facing garden, this is where summer evenings stretch long and conversations linger. The layout also offers exciting scope for a side return extension, creating the ultimate family space complete with a central island, glazed roof and dramatic floor-to-ceiling picture windows - a canvas ready for something spectacular. Upstairs, the first floor continues to impress. The master bedroom sits proudly to the front, featuring bespoke fitted wardrobes, hardwood floors and Victorian-style multi-column radiators - a perfect blend of period charm and contemporary comfort. Two further bedrooms provide flexibility for growing families, guests or home working, while the beautifully finished bathroom to the rear is calm, stylish and effortlessly practical. The central landing also gives access to a large loft space, and with many neighbouring homes already converted, there’s clear potential to add two further bedrooms and an additional bathroom, should you wish to grow into the house over time. Outside, the garden is a genuine showstopper. A spacious decked area leads out to a 45ft south-facing garden that enjoys sunlight for the majority of the day ideal for entertaining, unwinding or letting little ones roam free while you soak it all in.

Location-wise, you’re perfectly placed. Sandwiched between Walthamstow’s best-loved hotspots, you’ve got Lloyd Park and the Blackhorse Lane regeneration to the north, Walthamstow Central to the east, and St James Street alongside the vast open spaces of the Wetlands to the south-west. Blackhorse Road and Walthamstow Central stations are both under half a mile away, offering swift access to the Victoria Line, Barking to Gospel Oak and Overground services that will have you in Liverpool Street in around fifteen minutes. Add to this a highly regarded school catchment, including Stoneydown and Hillyfield Primary, and you have a home that truly ticks every box - character, space, potential and connectivity wrapped up in one very compelling package. A house with heart, head and a bright future ahead.

Council Tax Band C
EPC Rating D