Woodgrange Road Forest Gate , E7 0EP

IF YOU LIVED HERE…

You'll be stretching out in artfully appointed apartments finished to the highest standards. Herringbone hardwood runs underfoot in your open plan lounge and kitchen, the latter decked out in smoky cream cabinets, home to integrated Zanussi and AEG appliances, all topped off with gleaming quartz worktops. Bedrooms are sizeable doubles, all featuring carpets of 100% British wool. Floor to ceiling windows offer a wealth of natural light throughout, while essential outside space is provided by a pair of balconies offering dual aspect rooftop views over East London. Downstairs, your new home features a large private courtyard with chill out areas, as well as a carefully curated selection of commercial offerings on the ground floor, including an independent coffee shop and restaurant, plus arts studio and workshops. Outside, and both the City and West End are just a quarter hour away door-to-door. Forest Gate station sits just across the road, from here the speedy Elizabeth line will get you directly to Liverpool Street in thirteen minutes, or Tottenham Court Road in sixteen. Staying local? You have the epic open greenery of Wanstead Flats, and Winchelsea Road's ever-evolving array of cafes, bars and restaurants right on your doorstep.

WHAT ELSE?

- The landmark Westfield shopping centre is just twenty minutes on foot. Alternatively, cyclists can join bike lanes just moments away on Romford Road, and follow them all the way to this shopper's paradise and on to the East Village, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, and more.
- For parents, Forest Gate has an enviable choice of schools, with eight 'Outstanding' primary/secondaries all less than a mile from your new home. The Ofsted rated 'Outstanding' Forest Gate Community School is right around the corner.
- Among other transport options, Wanstead Park overground station is just a couple of minutes' walk, for direct access to the Thames via the Gospel Oak to Barking Riverside line. Here you can jump onto a ferry from the RB1 pier to travel up the river.