Woodville Road Walthamstow , E17 7ER

IF YOU LIVED HERE...

You'll be stepping past your olive tree and on through your charming sage green front door - quite the enticing entrance. Coats, bags and umbrellas can be unloaded in the porch, before opening the door into your huge twenty seven foot deep open plan lounge/diner. Light floods in laterally via the bay window and patio doors to the rear, while a constellation of recessed spotlights glimmer overhead. Honey-hued oak floor boards flow throughout the space and your dining area's lush garden views make for a fine hosting spot.

The kitchen's to the rear and semi open plan to your living space. In here a smart suite of white cabinets sit against a matching letterbox backsplash, Belfast sink and oak worktops. Step through the patio doors for your twenty five foot south-east-facing garden where a raised timber deck gives way to lush lawn flanked by thriving foliage. Back inside and pad up the carpeted stairway for three bedrooms, each sleeper immaculate and cosily carpeted. Lastly, the family bathroom's decked out in white mini metro tiles, with a shower over the tub and leafy views.

Step outside and Walthamstow High Street's just a three minute jaunt around the corner. From here it's a short saunter to the CRATE community, where cafes galore make it a fine remote working destination. Head up the High Street in the other direction for the Mall and on to either our bustling thoroughfare of Hoe Street or the leafy and historic Walthamstow Village. If you choose the latter be sure to check out the tuneful and dog-friendly Pillars Brewery, newcomer Hometipple for expertly curated wines, or the sumptuous Mediterranean fare served up at The Kitchen.

WHAT ELSE?

- Walthamstow has excellent schools and here is no exception, you have twenty primary/secondary schools in a one mile radius alone, all rated 'Good' or better by Ofsted with four deemed 'Outstanding'.
- Walthamstow Central station is fourteen minutes' walk, for direct twenty minute journeys to Oxford Circus. St James Street is even closer, just six minutes' walk, to jump on the Overground for City destinations via the East End.
- For that St James Street cafe culture choose your favourite roast and pastry from Incoming Coffee, Long & Short, St James Treats (keep your eye out for the ghost sign here), Beaten by a Whisker and The Curious Goat.