Buckland Road, Leyton, E10

An impressively immaculate two bedroom, split level second floor period conversion. You have a long lease, plus the generous original proportions as well as sleek contemporary design and a skylit upstairs bedroom. It's all sat on a quiet residential street between Leyton High Road and Francis Road.

Interior design is a blend of artfully preserved vintage features and exposed brick and sleek contemporary designer style, including glossy blonde hardwood floors and a bright, seamless kitchen. All stretching for over 750 square feet.

Francis Road, E10's ever evolving social hub, is just five minutes away for a range of independent stores, cafes and delis. There's also a choice of transport options within easy walking distance, plus a range of open green spaces and some excellent schools.

YOUR NEW HOME

Your handsome white frontage offers plenty of kerb appeal. Step inside and climb the stairs for plenty more flawless finishes.

To the front your lounge comes in at over 150 square feet, pristine in white with twin double glazed windows letting natural light flood in and pale blonde engineered hardwood floors flowing underfoot.

At centre stage there's a charming exposed brick chimney breast, home to a smart designer hearth and mantel, with bespoke open shelving and storage either side.

Bedroom one is next door, off your carpeted hallway. A 115 square foot double, there's more blonde hardwood underfoot and another exposed brick chimney breast. Everything else is pristine, white and bright.

Moving on we come to your family bathroom, immaculately decked out in smoky grey metro tilework from floor to ceiling. Oversized white tiles run underfoot, there's a sharp modern suite and a shower over the tub.

The first floor is completed by your dual aspect, naturally bright and pleasantly substantial kitchen diner. Over 125 square feet, the flanks of cabinets are bright and seamless, home to a full suite of integrated appliances, timber worktops and a metro tiled splashback.

With large format tilework, glossy and marbled, running underfoot and plenty of space for dining, this is a superb second social space.

Finally, head upstairs into your expertly converted loft for bedroom two, a 150 square foot double with blonde hardwood and lots of custom made storage. Dual aspect between a skylight and south east facing window, it's wonderfully, naturally bright.

YOUR NEW NEIGHBOURHOOD

Francis Road, still Leyton's premier social hub despite the area's ever evolving amenities, is just five minutes away on foot, for a superb choice of independent cafes, bars and stores.

Yardarm presents a fine choice of expertly curated wines to enjoy in or take away, along with delectable deli offerings, while Albert & Francis offer up artisanal coffee brews and the new KERB street market offers excellent street food and fresh produce every Saturday.

Leyton tube is just half a mile away on foot, for the Central line, and ten minute direct connections to Liverpool Street. That's a door to door City commute of around twenty minutes. If you're heading to the West End, Oxford Circus is just twenty minutes direct.

Closer still is Leyton High Road, home to The Leyton Engineer, a top tier gastropub sat in the Grace II listed surroundings of the Old Town Hall. It's also well worth exploring nearby Leyton Midland Road overground, just half a mile on foot.

Under the arches here you'll find Gravity Well Taproom and Burnt Smokehouse, the original Perky Blenders is across the road and the growing amenities of Tilbury Yard are just up the road. The station itself serves the Suffragette overground line, running from Gospel Oak to Barking Riverside.

Local greenery is diverse and plentiful, with Sidmouth Park and Coronation Gardens both just moments away, a real boon for runners. A little further afield, the endless blue and green space of Hackney Marshes can be yours in about twenty minutes.

Finally explore to the South for Stratford. You can reach the Olympic Park, East Village and Westfield in about half an hour on foot.