A split-level four bedroom flat on Lea Bridge Road, arranged across the first and second floors with a private garden, two bathrooms and no onward chain. Set within easy reach of Leyton’s green spaces, cafés and local taprooms, it’s a flexible home with almost 1,000 square feet of internal space and useful connections from nearby Lea Bridge Station.
IF YOU LIVED HERE...
You’d enter via your own front door and head up to the first floor, where the reception room sits at the front of the plan, brightened by a bay window and offering a comfortable setting for relaxing or gathering. Two bedrooms are also arranged on this level, giving the home plenty of flexibility from the outset.
Towards the rear, the kitchen is set apart, with space for dining and a practical feel for everyday use. From here, you have access to the private garden, creating a welcome outdoor extension to the home. A bathroom completes the first floor.
Upstairs, the second floor brings two further bedrooms beneath the roofline, along with a second bathroom. The split-level layout gives the flat a natural sense of separation, making it well suited to family life, sharers, guests or home working.
WHAT ELSE?
- Walthamstow Marshes, Leyton Jubilee Park, Lea Valley Park and Hackney Marshes are all close by, giving you generous open space for walking, running and cycling.
- Lea Bridge Station is a short walk away, with useful links towards Stratford, Tottenham Hale and onward connections into Liverpool Street.
- There’s a growing selection of cafés, breweries and taprooms nearby, particularly around Argall Way and the surrounding streets, adding plenty of character to the local neighbourhood.
Features
- First Floor Flat
- Split-Level
- New Lease of 177 Years on Completion
- Four bedrooms
- Two Bathrooms
- No Chain
- Private Garden
- Walking Distance to Walthamstow Marshes, Leyton Jubilee Park and Lea Bridge Library
Leasehold
87
£0
£100
Rooms
2.94 x 4.33 (9'7" x 14'2")
9’6 "
3.18 x 4.11 (10'5" x 13'5")
10’4 "
3.46 x 3.64 (11'4" x 11'11")
11’4 "
2.11 x 2.50 (6'11" x 8'2")
6’9 "
3.84 x 2.78 (12'7" x 9'1")
12’6 "
2.34 x 2.68 (7'8" x 8'9")
7’7 "
1.97 x 1.85 (6'5" x 6'0")
6’5 "
1.78 x 1.69 (5'10" x 5'6")
5’8 "
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word from the expert...
“Leyton has that rare mix of grit and warmth that makes everyday life feel a little richer. On Francis Road, Saturday mornings turn into catch-ups over coffee, while the High Road hums with the scent of everything from Peruvian fusion to fresh-baked bread. I love that you can be in Jubilee Park with the dog one minute, picnicking in Coronation Gardens the next, or heading to the Olympic Park for something completely different. It’s a place that gives you room to breathe without ever feeling sleepy. The homes here have real soul; Victorian terraces with bay windows, Edwardian conversions full of character, and just enough quirks to make each one unique. Add the quick Central Line dash into town, schools you can count on, and a community that still says hello on the street, and it’s hard not to feel anchored here. Leyton isn’t trying to be perfect, it’s real, evolving, and exactly where I want to be”. JOSEPH EARNSHAW E10 BRANCH MANAGER
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Our Local Guide:
Leyton
Assured locals barely bat an eyelid when the national press dub Leyton one of ‘best places to live’ in London – it’s been a regular feature since the 2012 London Olympics regeneration, but the area’s constant evolution means even frequent visitors can get taken aback by just how much it has going on.
With the lively cafes on Francis Road, the bustling High Road, the family-friendly footie action and easy access to the Olympic Park, Leyton can often feel like a city within a city. What’s more, these various layers work together to create a balanced community that comes free of any pretension, so even newbies can find themselves having a natter with the locals while they explore Leyton’s latest delights. It’s an easy reach too, with the Central line connecting Leyton with the city to the west, and leafy Essex to the east.
Area Guide
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Transport links
There’s no ‘late’ in Leyton thanks to the excellent transport links. Leyton tube is on the Central line with direct trains into the City and Central London, while Leyton Midland Road is handily placed on the Overground line, as is the new-ish Lea Bridge station.
Great Pubs
Whether you want a quiet pint in the sunshine or a night of banging tunes, Leyton has you covered for pubs. With The Leyton Star, The Coach & Horses, William the Fourth, locals and visitors are spoilt for choice.
Plenty of period property
Leyton’s amenities might be largely new additions, but a lot of the property is gloriously old. Victorian and Edwardian houses are plentiful - including budget-friendly ‘doer-uppers’, and the wide tree-lined streets add further appeal.
Lea Bridge Road, E10 7DY
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