Radlix Road Leyton , E10 7BD

IF YOU LIVED HERE…

You’ll love the level of consideration that has gone into restoring this home, from all the bespoke carpentry to the pristine decor. And because the design is so timeless, it will still have the wow-factor in many years to come.

The reception room is bright and airy, with the spotless decor and sweeping parquet further accentuating the amount of space. You’ll love the thoughtful updates such as vertical panel feature wall, custom shutters and space-saving column radiator. At the rear you’ll find your striking industrial-style kitchen/diner, where features range from the stainless steel units and mosaic tiles to the double oven and sleek worktops. As well as a breakfast bar, there’s space for a dining table, so hosting will be a joy, especially when you can open up the generous patio doors and spread out in the epically sized garden. It’s been thoughtfully landscaped, with a rich mix of foliage bringing an air of seclusion to the lawn and gravel patio, as well as ample storage (both for bikes and a separate brick outhouse).

Head back inside and up to the first floor, and you’ll find two immaculate double bedrooms (one with bespoke storage), and a third smaller room. You’ve also got a smartly designed bathroom, complete with glossy tiling and an an over-tub shower. You’ll love the black framing too.

Beyond your spacious front garden, you’ll love exploring your new area. Just 16 minutes away, you’ll find Francis Road, where you’ll be spoilt for choice when it comes to eateries and independent stores to browse, while slightly nearer around the Leyton Midland Road arches you’ve got some brilliant new choices, including the much lauded smokehouse Burnt and Gravity Well Taproom.

Travel seven minutes in the other direction and you’ll reach the sprawling Jubilee Park (Waltham Forest’s largest park, no less), a hub for sport, play and relaxation.

Or head a few blocks north to Lea Bridge Road, which has become an awesome new hot spot for independents, such as eco-refill store-cum-coffee shop Cups & Jars, Italian deli with a Japanese influence Pinch la Deli and eclectic event space/bar/pizzeria Patchworks, which now houses Blondies brewery - a great choice for a new local.

WHAT ELSE?

-Leyton Midland Road station is a 13 minute walk for the Gospel Oak to Barking line, while Lea Bridge station is 21 minutes. Bus routes are also plentiful, and there’s a great infrastructure for cycling, meaning you can easily hop to Walthamstow or Clapton.
-After a huge rebuild, the Lee Valley Ice Centre recently reopened, offering a range of sessions and lessons that suit all ages and abilities. Alternatively, The Lee Valley Riding Centre runs all sorts of courses for pony-loving amateurs and experts alike. Both are within a short walk away, so you’re in the perfect location for some new and unique hobbies.
-Parents will be pleased to know you have plenty of great schools in the area.