Church Path Walthamstow , E17 9RQ

IF YOU LIVED HERE...

You'll be stretching out throughout the entire bottom floor of this rare to market period conversion, which comes in at over 1000 square foot total. The lounge/diner alone is over 500 square feet, with a separate kitchen set off to one side. Walk through the equally generous bedroom - almost 200 square feet - and you come to the ‘sun room’ - aka, a large conservatory leading out to the private patio at the back. Perfect for dining, whatever the weather.
Countless unique touches are scattered throughout; the kitchen boasts an enviable stained glass ceiling. Not just a great conversation piece, it floods the room with natural light so you'll want to make the most of the breakfast bar. Elsewhere, the lounge features a beautiful mantelpiece, gorgeous cast iron radiators and original timber flooring. Meanwhile, the bathroom is truly unique with a separate walk-in shower area and thoughtful features, such as the vintage-style towel rail. Not only is it lovely to look at but the home has been very intelligently converted, with all dead space converted into storage areas. A floor plan this large normally means you're compromising on location. Not so here. Church Path is the quiet pedestrian walkway connecting Walthamstow Village with Walthamstow Central, as such you're perfectly positioned between the peace, quiet and award-winning bars and restaurants of Walthamstow Village, and the bustling facilities of Walthamstow Central, with its 20 minute straight run into Oxford Circus.

WHAT ELSE?

- Despite being in such a cosmopolitan hub, you’re surrounded by excellent green space; Lloyd Park, which houses the William Morris Gallery, is 15 minutes north, the recently launched Fellowship Square, with its impressive fountains, is in the same area, while Hollow Ponds, at the cusp of Epping Forest, is around 15 minutes east.
- You’ll love the quaintness that comes from Church Path overlooking the Vestry Museum, a hidden gem in the borough that recently opened fab new pasta cafe called Darling’s on the premises.
- If you leave your front door and head right, you’ll come across the buzzing Walthamstow Central - packed with everything you could possible need. However, head left, around the corner and you’ll reach the much-loved Nags Head, as well as the access point to the unique Ravenswood Industrial Estate, which is home to the ever-popular God’s Own Junkyard, as well as breweries Wildcard Brewery Tap, Pillars Brewery, Trap, plus gin palace Mother’s Ruin.