Renness Road Walthamstow , E17 6EX

IF YOU LIVED HERE...

You'll be relaxing in your bright and inviting 145 square foot lounge, with a box bay window, pristine white walls and grey engineered floorboards flowing throughout. Step back through the hallway past the stairs and your 210 square foot kitchen/diner's home to a striking suite of gleaming pewter grey cabinets, an onyx metro tiled backsplash and the dining area nestled next to the garden.

Open the door here for your south-facing garden. Barely overlooked, Trulawn also means it's gloriously low maintenance. Back inside and the ground floor's completed by your first bathroom with a tub and handily sectioned off sink. Head up the stairs and you'll find two double bedrooms, the principal coming in at a sizeable 155 square feet. Bathroom two's just as inviting as its predecessor with more charcoal hues and a rainfall shower cubicle. Lastly, up on the second storey's your 160 square foot skylit loft room complete with a wealth of storage.

Outside and four bus routes run just steps away from your front door. The W15 will whisk you straight to Walthamstow, Leyton Flats, Spitalfields and Hackney, the 123 to Blackhorse Road station, Walthamstow Wetlands, and Ilford for the Elizabeth line. The N73's your carriage from the West End when night falls, and the W11 will get you straight to the Victoria line in either direction, for easy twenty minute runs to Oxford Circus.

WHAT ELSE?

- Parents will be pleased to know you have twenty four schools rated 'Good' or better by Ofsted, all in a one mile radius. Three of these have 'Outstanding' status.
- The Blackhorse Beer Mile, our popular collection of independent craft breweries, tap rooms and beer gardens, is seven minutes' walk. From Exale to Signature Brew and the vast Penny Social, this is bound to be a hit.
- Hoe Street's a four minute cycle away for some fine entertainment options (Ye Olde Rose & Crown and upcoming Soho Theatre Walthamstow). Six minute's ride further will bring you to Walthamstow Village, its picturesque leafy streets ideal for pottering on a Sunday afternoon.