South facing rear garden
Gas fired central heating
Fitted kitchen
Integrated appliances
Stripped wood floors
Close to Leytonstone Central Line and Shops
First floor family bathroom
En-suite to master bedroom
You get such a feeling of anticipation when waiting to enter this five-bedroom Victorian terraced house. Its lovingly maintained exterior, including restored original path tiles and new solid oak front door, conjure up plenty of promise upon which the interior thoroughly delivers.
As soon as you're inside, the rich tones of stripped and polished original floorboards whisk you through the entrance hall and reception room, now a single through-space with a bay window framing the red brick Victorian mission hall to the front, and a large window looking out to the garden at the rear.
The premium kitchen is beautifully fitted with ribbed oak cupboards, slender stainless steel handles and striking black granite worktops. A range of flagship Siemens appliances include an integrated coffee machine, double oven/microwave, gorgeous four burner gas hob in black ceramic and a glass overhead extraction hood, complemented by a concealed dishwasher, washing machine, tumble dryer and fridge freezer.
The kitchen leads out to a south facing garden covered with easy-maintenance synthetic lawn.
On the first floor you'll find three of the bedrooms (two doubles and one single that currently serves as an office). Here is also the location of the family bathroom/wc with contemporary white fittings including a vanity top basin and bath with glass shower screen, along with large format wall and floor tiles.
But it's the newly-created second floor where things really reach a whole new level. In 2016, the house was not only expanded into the roof space, but also given a single storey extension above the existing rear addition. The result created two extra bedrooms including a wonderful new master suite with its own shower room and a breathtaking view from its Juliet balcony towards the skyscrapers of Canary Wharf.
If all that inside wasn't enough, the house is located in Bushwood, the most central and most sought-after part of Leytonstone. Combining all of the area's best qualities and concentrating them into one group of streets, Bushwood has a remarkable and inclusive residents association, and even its own annual yard sale, drawing people from neighboring streets and towns every year.
Leading directly off High Road Leytonstone and bordered along its eastern edge by Wanstead Flats - some of the most beautiful areas of natural parkland in East London - this part of E11 is also home to one of Leytonstone's most revered primary schools, Davies Lane, with the highly regarded George Tomlinson Primary also closeby.
The house is just seconds from the high road and its bustling locals' hangouts (The Birds, The Red Lion, Le Petit Corner, Wild Gooose, etc) that are soon to be joined by with the opening of Eat 17's newest location. Meanwhile commuting is a doddle, with nearby Leytonstone tube whizzing you into town and plenty of local buses connecting the surrounding areas.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE FROM EELEVEN
Descriptions of the property are subjective and are used in good faith as an opinion and NOT as a statement of fact. Please make further specific enquires to ensure that our descriptions are likely to match any expectations you may have of the property. We have not tested any services, systems or appliances at this property. We strongly recommend that all the information we provide be verified by you on inspection, and by your Surveyor and Conveyancer.
