A smart and spacious three-bedroom end-terrace home, set on a quiet residential street and perfectly positioned between Lloyd Park and Higham Hill Park. Highlights include a south-facing rear garden with a summer house, a separate kitchen, and a generous reception room. The ground floor also benefits from a convenient WC, while the first floor offers a family bathroom.
While the immediate neighbourhood is packed with independent gems, Blackhorse Road Station is just a mile away, where you have access to the Victoria line and Suffragette Overground. Buses are also plentiful, so it’s a brilliant base for anyone wanting to enjoy all the perks of London.
IF YOU LIVED HERE...
Spanning 1,247 square feet, this beautifully presented home offers generous living space designed for modern comfort.
The bright and spacious reception room is immaculately finished, with plenty of natural light creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The adjoining kitchen is fitted with sleek units and high-spec appliances, while overlooking the secluded and low-maintenance rear garden. Here, you’ll find a generous patio, mature planting, and a charming summer house at the rear.
Upstairs are three bedrooms, all finished in a smart palette, along with a stylish family bathroom featuring modern fittings. A convenient ground floor WC completes the layout.
You are perfectly placed to explore the creative heart of Walthamstow. Whether it’s the vast Walthamstow Wetlands, farmers market in of Lloyd Park, or the community vibe of Higham Hill Park, green space is always a stroll away.
The local food and drink scene is world-class. Within 15 minutes, you can pick up pizza at the Italian Bakery, browse biodynamic vino at Forest Wines, or visit the UK’s first dedicated brandy house, Burnt Faith. You’re even near a preserved original Banksy at Bonners fish and chip shop. For socialising, the famous Blackhorse Beer Mile and the new community saunas are right nearby. You’ll never be short of things to do.
Features
- Three Bedroom House
- 1930s Mid Terrace Home
- Spacious Reception Room
- Large Private Garden
- WC to Ground Floor
- Separate Study
- Beautiful Summer House
- Short Walk To Lloyd Park
- Council Tax Band C
- Ideal Family Home
Rooms
4.7 x 3.0 (15'5" x 9'10")
15’4 "
3.7 x 3.7 (12'1" x 12'1")
12’1 "
3.7 x 3.4 (12'1" x 11'1")
12’1 "
2.7 x 1.6 (8'10" x 5'2")
8’9 "
3.7 x 3.4 (12'1" x 11'1")
12’1 "
3.7 x 3.4 (12'1" x 11'1")
12’1 "
1.8 x 1.6 (5'10" x 5'2")
5’9 "
2.5 x 2.5 (8'2" x 8'2")
8’2 "
View the Energy Efficiency Rating and Environmental Impact Rating for this property here.
Stow Residential Limited endeavour to maintain accurate depictions of properties in Virtual Tours, Floor Plans and descriptions, however, these are intended only as a guide and purchasers must satisfy themselves by personal inspection.
what else?
- You’ll also benefit from being just over a mile from Soho Theatre Walthamstow, a major cultural landmark brought to life with a £30 million investment as part of the council’s London Borough of Culture 2019 initiative to put arts and culture at the heart of the community. - Head to Walthamstow Central for Europe’s longest market which runs along Walthamstow High Street, as well 17&Central shopping centre and Forest Cinema. - Head towards the Bell junction and Hoe St beyond, and you’ll come across some of the excellent independent ventures, including vegetarian-focused cafe Buhler, award-winning pizza restaurant Sodo, and the gloriously eclectic Walthamstow Trades Hall.
What's on your doorstep?
miles
miles
miles
miles
Our Local Guide:
Walthamstow
Situated on the edge of spacious Epping Forest, but every inch urban London, Walthamstow is one of those rare locations where you can have your (artisan) cake and eat it too.
Built from proper East End roots, the rapidly expanding community has transformed the area into a buzzy, creative hub and destination in its own right, making Walthamstow’s close proximity to central London less relevant than it perhaps once was (although if you must leave, it’s only a short hop on the Victoria line or London Overground). In fact, these days you’re more likely to see daytrippers coming into the area, keen to sample its varied offerings of food, drink, culture and green space. However, lucky locals get the added benefit of being part of a genuinely cheery community – and amongst the first to know about that latest hot new opening.
Area Guide
❤ Team favourites
Places + wonders
Rodney Place, Walthamstow
’s
Features + Perks
Transport links
With Victoria line trains now running every 100 seconds, Walthamstow sits at the top of the second most frequent line IN THE WORLD. On it you can travel to Oxford Circus in just 19 mins (and always get a seat). Or get to Liverpool Street in 18 mins on the Overground.
Green open spaces
Waltham Forest has more green space than any other borough north of the Thames. We’ve got the sprawling Marshes, the Ponds and the Forest, not to mention dog and family-friendly parks scattered with playgrounds, outdoor gyms and picnic spots.
Family fun
There’s a reason families flock to Walthamstow - we’re spoilt for choice when it comes to fun kids’ activities, but Fellowship Square might be the icing on the cake with its all-singing, all-dancing splashtastic fountain.
Schools
Walthamstow Primaries with the highest Ofsted rating include Barclay, St Mary’s CofE and South Grove, while secondaries Frederick Bremer, Walthamstow Academy are ‘good’, and Walthamstow School for Girls ‘outstanding’. Top marks, Walthamstow schools.
Art & Culture
Waltham Forest was the first ever Mayor’s London Borough of Culture in 2019, which regenerated the local creative community. But Walthamstow has actually nurtured a lively arts scene for decades, with international names such as Grayson Perry and Peter Blake having worked on their craft here.
Rodney Place, E17 5NN
Be in the know with our Secret Showcase.
Our Secret Showcase gains you early access to our most beautiful homes before they're listed anywhere else. To be the first in the know, subscribe to our mailing list and/or follow us on social media.
@StowBrothers
