Marlborough Road London , E4 9AL

IF YOU LIVED HERE

You’d enjoy coming to home to this comfortable family house with its spacious rooms and huge garden. Downstairs the front and rear living rooms have been combined to create a large open-plan space that’s over 24 ft long. This is zoned into a large front lounge and a rear dining area, conveniently located next to the kitchen.
The kitchen is a lovely light room with extensive fitted wall and floor cabinets and windows on two sides; above the sink and into the lean-to. This leads to a charming covered outdoor dining area on a raised terrace. There’s also a terrace to the side of the property (with direct access from the garage) and a large lawn with shrubs, trees, a pond and a shed.

There are three bedrooms and a family bathroom upstairs. Both double bedrooms have a wall of fitted cupboards and wardrobes, and all three bedrooms and the stairs and landing are fitted with a practical mid-brown carpet. The bathroom has cream marbled tiles on the floor and walls, and great natural light from two obscured glass windows. It has a bath with an overhead shower and curved glass screen and a freestanding washbasin and WC.

WHAT ELSE...

- It’s just a couple of minutes’ drive to the North Circular Road and a short walk or cycle to Epping Forest or the River Lea.
-You have the best of both worlds here, with easy access to the thriving neighbourhoods of Highams Park and North Walthamstow as well as Chingford Mount.
-Chingford Mount and the centre of Highams Park are both a 15 minute walk, giving you plenty of options in terms of shops, restaurants and other amenities. There are also regular nine-minute buses to Chingford Mount. Alternatively there is a large Morrisons supermarket and gym within walking distance.
-Highams Park has regular 25 minute Overground trains to Liverpool Street, and there are great road links, with the North Circular Road just half a mile away.
-There’s easy access to lots of green spaces. Highams Park and Epping Forest are just over a mile to the east and the River Lea is a mile to the west. From here you can walk or cycle to the extensive Walthamstow Wetlands.