Set in an enviable location between Walthamstow Central, Lloyd Park and Blackhorse Road, this bright and characterful four-bedroom Victorian terrace home has been beautifully restored, blending contemporary convenience with traditional charm.
The spacious open-plan kitchen/lounge is a standout feature, complemented by an additional reception room. Upstairs, you’ll find a stylish first floor bathroom and separate utility, while the converted loft offers a two further rooms and an additional shower room. The south-facing garden with a versatile studio at the rear is the finishing touch.
IF YOU LIVED HERE…
You’ll long admire the timeless frontage as you approach your home. Beyond, your front reception room is a cosy sanctuary, with timber flooring, a characterful fireplace surround, bespoke shutters, a striking ceiling rose, exposed brickwork and vintage-style radiator.
This spotless finish carries on through to your show-stopper of a kitchen/diner/living space via Crittall-style studio doors. There’s plenty of room for lounging and dining here, so entertaining will be high on the agenda. The units are pristine, as are the appliances, while the monochrome flooring brings extra flourish. The breakfast bar will be a huge convenience, while the sky light and blacked framed patio doors add plenty of brilliance in daylight hours.
During warmer months, open the doors and spill out into the south-facing rear garden, which is perfectly secluded thanks to the smart slated fencing. The studio at the rear will be fantastically versatile.
On the first floor, you’ve got two bedrooms, each with spotless decor. As well as a utility area for laundry, you’ve got a family-sized bathroom, which has beautiful marble-style tiling, double basins, a freestanding bathtub and a walk-in shower. Up in the loft, you have a further two bedrooms and yet another shower room.
You’re in a prime spot for making the most of E17. This neighbourhood is brimming with independent coffee shops, lively bars, and excellent eateries, all surrounded by generous green space. Just a short stroll away lies Lloyd Park, home to the William Morris Gallery, the former residence of Walthamstow’s most celebrated son.
Ten minutes on foot brings you to Sodo on Hatherley Mews, serving what the Evening Standard hails as “London’s best pizza.” This pocket of E17 has been buzzing even more since the opening of the Walthamstow Soho Theatre, a major cultural landmark showcasing world-class performances. Head in the other direction towards Blackhorse Road and you’ll discover a wealth of acclaimed spots, from Slow Burn and the Community Saunas to Italian Bakery and Forest Wines. And that’s just the beginning.
Features
- Stunning Family Home
- Victorian Terraced House
- Four Bedrooms
- Period Features Throughout
- Two Bathrooms + WC
- High Spec Finish
- Utility Room
- Low Maintenance Garden
- Additional Garden Room
- Central Walthamstow Location
Rooms
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what else?
- If you need to travel beyond E17, it couldn’t be easier. Just a stroll away, Walthamstow Central offers fast access to both the Weaver Overground and Victoria Line, perfect if you want to guarantee a seat at the top of the line. Alternatively, Blackhorse Road station is a similar distance and connects you to both the Victoria Line and the Overground’s Suffragette line. - You’re also a short stroll from Europe’s longest market, which runs along the High Street. Here you’ll find the multiscreen Forest cinema and the convenient chains in the 17&Central shopping centre. - Parents will be pleased to know you have an abundance of great schools in the area.
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Our Local Guide:
Walthamstow
Situated on the edge of spacious Epping Forest, but every inch urban London, Walthamstow is one of those rare locations where you can have your (artisan) cake and eat it too.
Built from proper East End roots, the rapidly expanding community has transformed the area into a buzzy, creative hub and destination in its own right, making Walthamstow’s close proximity to central London less relevant than it perhaps once was (although if you must leave, it’s only a short hop on the Victoria line or London Overground). In fact, these days you’re more likely to see daytrippers coming into the area, keen to sample its varied offerings of food, drink, culture and green space. However, lucky locals get the added benefit of being part of a genuinely cheery community – and amongst the first to know about that latest hot new opening.
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Features + Perks
Transport links
With Victoria line trains now running every 100 seconds, Walthamstow sits at the top of the second most frequent line IN THE WORLD. On it you can travel to Oxford Circus in just 19 mins (and always get a seat). Or get to Liverpool Street in 18 mins on the Overground.
Green open spaces
Waltham Forest has more green space than any other borough north of the Thames. We’ve got the sprawling Marshes, the Ponds and the Forest, not to mention dog and family-friendly parks scattered with playgrounds, outdoor gyms and picnic spots.
Family fun
There’s a reason families flock to Walthamstow - we’re spoilt for choice when it comes to fun kids’ activities, but Fellowship Square might be the icing on the cake with its all-singing, all-dancing splashtastic fountain.
Schools
Walthamstow Primaries with the highest Ofsted rating include Barclay, St Mary’s CofE and South Grove, while secondaries Frederick Bremer, Walthamstow Academy are ‘good’, and Walthamstow School for Girls ‘outstanding’. Top marks, Walthamstow schools.
Art & Culture
Waltham Forest was the first ever Mayor’s London Borough of Culture in 2019, which regenerated the local creative community. But Walthamstow has actually nurtured a lively arts scene for decades, with international names such as Grayson Perry and Peter Blake having worked on their craft here.
Coleridge Road, E17 6QU
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