Coppermill Lane Walthamstow , E17 7HE

IF YOU LIVED HERE...

You'll love life in our historic Coppermill neighbourhood, it's a fine locale packed with history, where copper ingots were once stamped into halfpenny coins. Step past your handsome red brick frontage and your interior's just as impressive. At the top of the stairs you'll find your 100 square foot lounge where a hunter green statement wall sets off the light sage hues for the first in a series of perfect palettes. Bedroom one sits next door, dressed in artful sapphire blue walls, with a garden view making for an enticing space.

Continue through and your principal bedroom's another double with joyously bright butterscotch walls illuminated by twin windows, intricate ceiling moulding in keeping with the building's Victorian heritage and honey-toned timber floorboards. There's access to the fully boarded loft space from here too - great for storage. The bathroom's a pristine sanctuary dressed top to toe in gleaming metro tiles with a shower over the tub, while the kitchen's similarly attired, with onyx flourishes and a wine rack. Finally, head downstairs for your shared courtyard garden - a forty five foot stretch of low-maintenance patio complete with rosemary infused beds and high fences for privacy.

You're five minutes on foot from bustling St James Street, for a real sense of cafe culture. Here you can take your pick from Incoming Coffee, Long & Short, St James Treats (keep your eye out for the ghost sign here), Beaten by a Whisker and The Curious Goat. Stop by the buzzing community and creative hub CRATE for a dazzling array of independent makers. Or head up the High Street for the market, mall and nine-screen Empire Cinema, before making your way to the esoteric environs of Walthamstow Village.

WHAT ELSE?

- Parents have a great choice of seventeen primary and secondary schools rated 'Good' or better by Ofsted all within a mile, three with 'Outstanding' status. Coppermill Primary is two minutes' walk around the corner.
- St James Street Station is just a five minute stroll. From here you can speed directly to Liverpool Street in twenty minutes. Or Blackhorse Road station's half a mile away to jump on the Victoria Line for an easy shuttle to Kings Cross.
- Walthamstow's bursting with street art, and you've got a fine example right across the road from your new abode. Thanks to Wood Street Walls, US artist Beau Stanton's flowery masterpiece (inspired by Tiffany lamps) marks the start of Cassiobury Road.