Set on a well-connected residential street in Chingford, this chain free three-bedroom 1930s semi-detached home offers a generous 1096 square feet of living space, a private garage, driveway and a large corner plot with potential to extend, subject to planning permission. Chase Lane Park is just a short walk away, while Walthamstow and Chingford stations are both within easy reach.
IF YOU LIVED HERE.....
Step through the porch and into a welcoming home unfolding across two floors, offering around 1096 square feet of well-proportioned living space. A central hallway sets the tone, with a downstairs WC neatly tucked away and a natural flow guiding you through the ground floor.
The reception room sits to the front, with a bay window drawing in plenty of daylight and offering ample space for both relaxing and gathering. To the rear, the kitchen/diner stretches across the back of the house, creating a generous everyday hub with direct access out to the garden. It’s a practical, well-considered layout with room for cooking, dining and spending time together.
Upstairs, you’ll find three bedrooms and a family bathroom. Two are comfortable doubles, while the third is ideal as a nursery, study or guest room. Outside, the corner plot brings a welcome sense of openness, with a private garage and driveway adding to the home’s everyday ease.
WHAT ELSE?
- Chase Lane Park is a short walk away, offering green space, play areas and a handy local spot for fresh air.
- Chingford Mount is close by for day-to-day essentials, cafés, shops and useful local amenities.
- Walthamstow and Chingford stations are both within easy reach, giving you strong connections across East London and into the city.
Features
- Three Bedroom House
- Semi Detached 1930's
- Approx. 1096 Square Foot
- Chain Free
- Easy Access to Walthamstow and Chingford Stations
- Private Garage and Driveway
- Potential to Extend (STPP)
- Downstairs WC
- Large Corner Plot
- Short Walk to Chase Lane Park
Rooms
3.81m x 7.75m (12'5" x 25'5" )
12’5 "
5.50m x 6.52m (18'0" x 21'4" )
18 "
1.83m x 2.47m (6'0" x 8'1" )
6 "
3.63m x 4.15m (11'10" x 13'7" )
11’9 "
3.62m x 3.47m (11'10" x 11'4" )
11’9 "
1.82m x 1.77m (5'11" x 5'9" )
6 "
7.75m x 6.9m (25'5" x 22'7" )
25’4 "
2.28m x 4.96m (7'5" x 16'3" )
7’5 "
View the Energy Efficiency Rating and Environmental Impact Rating for this property here.
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a word from the expert.....
“I love the outdoors as much as the buzz of the city, so Chingford is perfect for me. With Epping Forest on the doorstep, cycling, hiking and exploring are always close by, while transport links take you into the city in under half an hour. Moving between Chingford Mount and North Chingford for a pub, café or takeaway means there is plenty of choice. I often meet friends at The Rusty Bike for Thai food, a wide beer selection or a game of football. Weekends are for the Kings Head, with its sunny beer garden and cosy roasts in winter. Travelling between appointments is a joy thanks to the friendly community, where you are often greeted with a smile. The area’s diversity adds to its appeal, with international takeaways and supermarkets offering new tastes to discover. Evenings are for dog walks at Yates Meadow, where peaceful hills meet city skylines. Chingford truly has something for everyone and is more affordable than much of London”. WILL TURNER E4 ASSISTANT BRANCH MANAGER
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Our Local Guide:
Chingford
Chingford has flourished more quickly than people have caught on in recent years, making it something of a well kept secret for locals (it wasn’t us who told you). Full of village charm but only 26 minutes from central London, it’s easy to see the appeal.
With sprawling parks in the centre and the 6,000-acre Epping Forest lining the northern boundary, there’s more open space than you can shake a native hornbeam stick at, no wonder that Chingford has spawned two England football captains in recent decades.
For those looking to refuel after burning off all that energy in nature, there’s a thriving food and drink scene, although let’s be clear that the area’s admired status pre-dates the macchiato. Local historical landmark the Queen Elizabeth’s Hunting Lodge was built for Henry VIII way back in 1543.
Area Guide
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Transport links
With trains running four times an hour, you can nip to Liverpool Street from Chingford in about 25 minutes on the Overground. It’s only a short hop to Walthamstow on the same line, so it’s easy to connected with the ultra-convenient Victoria line.
Family friendly
Growing families look towards Chingford when they want to stretch out but still enjoy nifty travel to and from Central London. It’s a win, win situation, especially considering all the child-friendly amenities.
Vibrant shopping
Although Chingford enjoys the benefit of all that calm, open space, it has still got a vibrant centre, with shops ranging from chains to independents offering everything from essentials to quirky gifts.
Plenty of open green spaces
As one of the best access points to the 8,000 acre Epping Forest, Chingford is quite the prime spot when it comes to open spaces. If you like your nature to be slightly more manicured, there’s also the Green Flag awarded Ridgeway Park.
Middleton Avenue, E4 8EG
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