Set behind an attractive exposed brick façade, this beautifully proportioned four-bedroom family home offers approximately 1,341 sq. ft. of thoughtfully arranged living space, perfectly blending period charm with modern comfort. The ground floor opens into a generous through lounge, where a charming bay window floods the space with natural light. Features such as plantation shutters, elegant coving, hardwood flooring, and a cosy reading nook create a welcoming and characterful atmosphere. Practical touches include understairs storage, ideal for busy family life. To the rear, the home has been extended to create a stunning kitchen/dining space. The fully fitted kitchen is bright and contemporary, enhanced by skylights that bathe the room in natural light, making it a perfect hub for everyday living and entertaining. A convenient ground floor WC adds to the functionality of the space. From here, doors lead directly out to the impressive 50ft rear garden, which enjoys a high degree of privacy as it is not overlooked, thanks to established mature trees that create a leafy, secluded outlook. The first floor comprises three well-proportioned bedrooms along with a family bathroom, offering flexible accommodation for families or home-working needs. The top floor is dedicated to a spacious master suite, complete with its own en-suite bathroom, creating a peaceful and private retreat away from the main living areas. With its generous proportions, excellent natural light, and a superb balance of original features and modern enhancements, this is a home perfectly suited to comfortable family living and stylish entertaining.

Norfolk Road is a highly sought-after turning with a strong sense of community, and having direct views over the park is something you don't find very often. Blackhorse Road station is a 10–15-minute walk and gets you to Oxford Circus in under 20 minutes, while the house itself enjoys outlooks over the open green spaces of Higham Hill Park. The shops, cafés and pubs of Higham Hill Village are just five minutes’ walk through the park, and Walthamstow’s Craft Beer Mile, an increasingly popular collection of independent breweries, beer gardens and taprooms including Exale, Truman’s Social Club, Signature Brew and Wild Card’s Lockwood, is moments away on Blackhorse Lane. For nature lovers, the Lockwood Way entrance to Walthamstow Wetlands, the largest nature reserve in London with 500 acres of wild blue and green space, is less than a quarter of a mile on foot. Families will appreciate the range of well-regarded local schools in the area, with popular primary options such as, Winns Primary School and Hillyfield Primary Academy close by, making this home ideal for buyers looking for excellent educational opportunities as well as connectivity, community and green space.

Council Tax Band C
EPC Rating TBC