A bright and well-proportioned two-bedroom ground floor flat in a Chingford, with Ridgeway Park just moments away and easy access to both Chingford and Highams Park. Beautifully kept and thoughtfully arranged, it also comes with the added benefit of communal gardens and a separate storage and utility room.
IF YOU LIVED HERE...
Step inside and the layout is practical and easy to settle into, with a generous reception room at the heart of the home measuring almost eighteen feet in length. Floor to ceiling windows draw in plenty of natural light and give the space an airy, open feel, while the outlook onto the communal gardens adds a lovely sense of calm. Tiled flooring and a soft, neutral palette keep everything feeling clean, simple and easy to style.
Just off the reception room, the kitchen is smartly arranged with good worktop space and a straightforward layout that works well for day to day living, while the dark cabinetry adds depth and contrast. Both bedrooms are well proportioned, with the larger room offering a comfortable main bedroom and the second lending itself equally well to guests, a child’s room or a study. The bathroom sits neatly alongside, and the separate storage and utility room is a particularly useful extra, keeping the practical elements of daily life tucked neatly out of sight.
WHAT ELSE?
Ridgeway Park is moments away, with open green space, tennis courts, an adventure playground and the Chingford Model Railway Club all close at hand.
You’re well placed for both Chingford and Highams Park, making day to day travel and getting across East London pleasingly straightforward.
The communal gardens and tree-lined outlook give the home a calm, tucked-away feel that is rare to find so close to local amenities.
Features
- Two Bedroom Apartment
- Ground Floor
- Easy Access to Chingford and Highams Park
- Approx. 643 Square Foot
- Storage and Utility Room
- Communal Gardens
- Moments from Ridgeway Park
- Excellent Condition
Rooms
3.26 x 5.45 (10'8" x 17'10" )
10’7 "
2.8 x 2.75 (9'2" x 9'0" )
9’2 "
2.8 x 3.72 (9'2" x 12'2")
9’2 "
2.8 x 2.74 (9'2" x 8'11")
9’2 "
1.85 x 2.36 (6'0" x 7'8")
6’1 "
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a word from the owner...
"The flat is situated on a south east / north west axis, meaning the main living spaces are flooded with both natural light & sunlight, enhancing warmth through its floor to ceiling windows in the living room. These same glass windows look out onto the well cultivated communal gardens and tree lines beyond. The gardens & public areas are regularly well maintained by one of the long term residents on the block, who takes immense pride in keeping Phoenix Court looking fantastic. The tranquil & calm location combined with the natural light make this an ideal working from home destination, and for the majority of time, the garden feels private. An additional benefit from all of this is the abundance of wildlife, you often have to remind yourself that you are still very much in London. Nearby Ridgeway Park allows for immediate access to more green space. And is home to the Chingford Model Railway club, offering seasonal rides and family friendly fun, alongside tennis courts and an adventure playground. For further greenery and outdoor space you are well positioned to access Epping Forest, Highams Park and possibly the best fish and chips in the land: Fish & Chicken, in Chingford Mount, which is a favourite haunt of famous local boy made good; Sir David Beckham."
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Our Local Guide:
Chingford
Chingford has flourished more quickly than people have caught on in recent years, making it something of a well kept secret for locals (it wasn’t us who told you). Full of village charm but only 26 minutes from central London, it’s easy to see the appeal.
With sprawling parks in the centre and the 6,000-acre Epping Forest lining the northern boundary, there’s more open space than you can shake a native hornbeam stick at, no wonder that Chingford has spawned two England football captains in recent decades.
For those looking to refuel after burning off all that energy in nature, there’s a thriving food and drink scene, although let’s be clear that the area’s admired status pre-dates the macchiato. Local historical landmark the Queen Elizabeth’s Hunting Lodge was built for Henry VIII way back in 1543.
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Transport links
With trains running four times an hour, you can nip to Liverpool Street from Chingford in about 25 minutes on the Overground. It’s only a short hop to Walthamstow on the same line, so it’s easy to connected with the ultra-convenient Victoria line.
Family friendly
Growing families look towards Chingford when they want to stretch out but still enjoy nifty travel to and from Central London. It’s a win, win situation, especially considering all the child-friendly amenities.
Vibrant shopping
Although Chingford enjoys the benefit of all that calm, open space, it has still got a vibrant centre, with shops ranging from chains to independents offering everything from essentials to quirky gifts.
Plenty of open green spaces
As one of the best access points to the 8,000 acre Epping Forest, Chingford is quite the prime spot when it comes to open spaces. If you like your nature to be slightly more manicured, there’s also the Green Flag awarded Ridgeway Park.
Chingford Avenue, E4 6RH
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