Hoe Street Walthamstow , E17 4BS

IF YOU LIVED HERE…

Your main living area is a brilliantly sized space, with just enough distinction between the kitchen and reception room to divide the rooms up without impacting on the flow of light.

The kitchen area features sleek units, glossy tiling and integrated appliances, while the reception room has pristine decor and a large amount of natural light thanks to the generous balcony doors. Not only does your fourth floor height given you striking views of the city, but it also provides an element of energy efficiency - something you’ll be pleased about in winter, even though the balcony will have you longer for the summer.

The bedroom is just as plush with neutral decor and soft carpeting, while the bathroom is as contemporary as you’d hope for, with sparkling fittings and an over-tub shower. There’s plenty of in-built storage in the hallway.

Within a short hop of your well maintained building you have some excellent food and drink options, including ramen joint Tonkotsu, Signature Brew’s burger venture Collab and sourdough specialist Today Bread, which is situated with in the iconic Central Parade building, home to some excellent independent stores and studios. Further on, you’ll find the award-winning Sodo, as well as the eclectic Ye Olde Rose & Crown pub.

You’ve also got Europe’s longest market which runs along Walthamstow High Street and the convenient chains found in the newly-developed the 17&Central shopping centre, which also has a fantastic food court operated by CRATE. If you need to escape further afield, Walthamstow Central station, which is an incredible one minute on foot away, is served by both the Victoria line and Overground, so double the convenience.

WHAT ELSE?

- Next year you’ll also be able to enjoy being just a few minutes from the much anticipated Soho Theatre Walthamstow, which was been given a £30m investment as part of the council’s’ London Borough of Culture 2019 commitment to the arts and community.
- Despite all this urban living, you’re actually still surrounded by greenery; Lloyd Park is less than ten minutes away, where you’ll also find the William Morris Gallery, the former home of Walthamstow’s most famous son and a great place for rotating exhibitions.
- Walthamstow Village is just a short stroll away, offering even more food and drink options, such as the Queens Arms pub and E17 store (‘London’s poshest Spar’ according to the Evening Standard).