Chewton Road, Walthamstow, London, E17

Full of character and offering an impressive amount of space, this original three-bedroom first-floor Warner flat is a wonderfully versatile home on one of Walthamstow’s sought-after tree-lined streets. With approximately 1,194 sq. ft. of accommodation including a substantial loft room, plus a south-facing 40ft garden, it offers far more space than you might expect from a traditional Warner flat.

The large reception room sits at the front of the property and is a particularly inviting space, with three sash windows drawing in plenty of natural light. Original coving, a beautiful cast-iron fireplace and bespoke fitted shelving add plenty of character, while the generous proportions leave ample room for comfortable seating. Just behind is the principal bedroom, which is notably larger than you would typically find in a Warner flat. Measuring approximately 14ft, it is a bright and peaceful double bedroom with bespoke fitted wardrobes providing excellent storage.

The central hallway leads through to the second bedroom and the spacious kitchen/diner. The kitchen has been thoughtfully fitted with plenty of cabinetry and worktop space, integrated appliances and attractive patterned flooring, with enough room to dine and entertain. From here there is access down to the private rear garden, which extends to approximately 40ft and enjoys a desirable south-facing aspect. Mature planting, lawned and paved areas and a garden shed create a lovely outdoor space with plenty of room to relax, entertain or potter away on a sunny afternoon. The third bedroom is currently arranged as a home office and provides a flexible additional room that could work equally well as a nursery or occasional bedroom.

From here, stairs lead up into the impressive loft room. Measuring approximately 17ft by 12ft and accompanied by extensive eaves storage, this is a fantastic bonus space with real character. Similar properties along the street have formally converted their lofts to create substantial principal bedroom suites with additional bathrooms, offering exciting potential here too, subject to the necessary consents. A family bathroom completes the accommodation, with a bath and overhead shower, while the wealth of built-in and eaves storage throughout makes the home as practical as it is characterful.

Chewton Road is a highly sought-after, tree-lined turning perfectly positioned between Blackhorse Road and St James Street. Blackhorse Road Underground Station is less than half a mile away, providing fast Victoria Line connections into central London, while St James Street offers convenient Overground services into Liverpool Street. The neighbourhood itself has become one of Walthamstow’s most exciting pockets, with an excellent mix of independent cafés, food and drink spots and local amenities within easy reach. For time outdoors, the vast open landscapes of Walthamstow Wetlands, Walthamstow Marshes and Hackney Marshes are all close by, giving you acres of green space to explore. Combining the charm of an original Warner flat with a south-facing garden, three bedrooms, an impressive loft space and excellent transport links, this is a home with plenty to offer now and exciting possibilities for the future.

A word from the Vendor:

"We’ve loved living on Chewton Road and are only moving a few streets away, which probably says everything about how much we like the area. The street has a real community feel. We have lovely, quiet neighbours who we’ve become great friends with, and there’s usually a street party each summer. Nearby Stoneydown Park also hosts community events, including an open-air cinema. We regularly run around Walthamstow Wetlands and the Marshes, and St James Park is a lovely local green space. There are also great schools and nurseries nearby. We love having Blackhorse Road and St James Street within walking distance, particularly the breweries and taprooms around Blackhorse Road. St James Street has lots going on too, with plans approved for new shops, food and drink businesses in the railway arches. We’ll especially miss the south-facing garden. It gets loads of sun and we’ve spent many summer evenings out there enjoying a glass of wine. It’s been a really happy home for us and we hope the next owners love it as much as we have."

Leasehold 155 Years
Ground Rent £200 p/a
Council Tax Band C
EPC Rating D