Description

This charming two-bedroom apartment, set on the first floor of a characterful 1930s semi-detached property, offers a delightful blend of space and style. Boasting a generous reception room and a separate kitchen/diner, the home is packed with personality and is offered with an expansive private back garden just a stone’s throw away from Wood Street overground station. IF YOU LIVED HERE... This beautifully decorated apartment exudes charm, blending calming neutral tones with characterful original features, including picture rails, coving, polished wooden floorboards, and an antique iron log burner. The living room is a standout space, with a large bay window that floods the room with light and features elegant plantation shutters. Ingeniously designed bespoke cabinetry below the window doubles as seating—perfect for enjoying a cup of tea, a good book, or simply watching the world go by. It also serves as a discreet extra storage space. The room is anchored by a striking fireplace, complemented by dark-stained original wood flooring and flanked by wooden shelving nestled into the alcoves, creating a cosy yet sophisticated atmosphere. Adjacent to the living room is a versatile single room, ideal as a guest room, nursery, or home office. This space also benefits from natural light and offers a tranquil view of the leafy street below. The dual-aspect kitchen-diner is an invitingly large space, perfect for cooking and gathering. It boasts a gas hob, oak worktops, eye-catching industrial radiators, and a glazed door that provides direct access to the private garden below. A large loft space offers a fantastic opportunity for expansion in future whilst the garden is a true oasis with a mix of mature trees and shrubs, a lawn, and gravel pathways. It’s an ideal retreat complete with bike storage and a summer house, making it perfect for relaxing, entertaining, or enjoying outdoor activities year-round. WHAT ELSE? Wood Street just a short walk away where you’ll find the charming Wood Street Indoor Market, with quirky independent shops, vintage treasures, and artisan cafes. Nature lovers will appreciate the proximity to Epping Forest and Greenway Community Garden is just around the corner. For those who enjoy a lively social scene, you’re just a half-mile walk from the heart of Walthamstow Village, which lives up to its name with plenty of peaceful greenery and historic architecture, not to mention a great selection of award-winning bars, restaurants and gastropubs. Culture enthusiasts can explore the local art scene and enjoy live performances at the nearby William Morris Gallery and avid Instagrammers are spoilt for visual delights at God’s Own Junkyard. With excellent transport links, including Wood Street Overground Station on the Weaver Line with trains every 15 mins taking you directly to Liverpool Street or Walthamstow Central to connect with the beginning of the Victoria line where you’ll most likely to get a seat, you’re just a short commute from the buzz of central London while enjoying the charm and creativity of this thriving East London neighbourhood. Bedroom - 1.80 x 2.44 (5'10" x 8'0") - Reception - 3.97 x 4.65 (13'0" x 15'3") - Bedroom - 4.50 x 3.65 (14'9" x 11'11") - Bathroom - 1.68 x 1.91 (5'6" x 6'3") - Kitchen / Diner - 4.66 x 4.47 (15'3" x 14'7") - A WORD FROM OWNER... "We’ve absolutely loved living here. The flat is spacious, filled with natural light, and features large living areas with stunning views of the surrounding trees. The private back garden, which is not overlooked, is a true sanctuary, home to magnificent apple, pear, cherry, and magnolia trees. At one end of the road lies Epping Forest, perfect for regular walks, while at the other end is Wood Street, offering the convenience of an overground station with quick access to central London. Wood Street itself is full of charm, with a great garden centre, post office, library, and an excellent array of independent cafés, bakeries, and bars. The community here is incredibly warm and welcoming, with friendly and helpful neighbours. Just a street away, you’ll find a nature reserve and the Greenway Community Garden—perfect for peaceful escapes. It’s also a short stroll to Walthamstow Village and the lively breweries near God’s Own Junkyard."