Terraced house for sale in London E17, 2 Bedroom

Could there possibly be anything nicer than hunkering down in the beautiful lounge diner of this wonderful Victorian home in Poets Corner with a good book and a cup of tea on a cold winter’s evening? Well, once the summer months return, we suggest sitting in the delightful, sun dappled garden enjoying a glass of something cold after a stressful day at work would be equally as good! Which goes to prove that our first impression of this charming home was correct – it’s a home for every day of the year, come rain or shine. In a nutshell, it’s a house that you are going to instantly fall in love with. Take a look at the photos and we’re sure you will agree. Every room is warm, inviting and beautifully presented, from the aforementioned lounge diner (check out the exquisite stripped wood flooring) and modern kitchen, through to the family bathroom and two bedrooms. Add in that private rear garden (with the convenience of the side access – no muddy bikes through the house!), and this is a home that will just make you smile every time you walk through the front door. And if that isn’t enough to make you want to live here, well then we give up…

Living Here...

This Victorian terraced house nestles quietly in the Poets Corner area of Walthamstow, close to the bright lights and buzz of Hoe Street and Walthamstow Village, yet cocooned on a peaceful side road which could be miles away from the hustle and bustle of East London. Everything is on your doorstep, from comedy at The Rose & Crown through to the latest blockbusters at The Scene and artistic inspiration at the William Morris gallery. And that’s even without heading in the opposite direction to the Village and sampling the many culinary delights on offer there. Not only is this a great part of Walthamstow to live, just imagine being able to tell your friends you live somewhere with a name as aesthetically pleasing as Poets Corner…

In This Area - By Walthamstow Diary

Where in Walthamstow can you find a Greek theatre, supposed plague pit, and a collection of dead poets? Give up? Well i’ll tell you - the answer is Church Hill. Ok, plague pits and dead poets make it sound a bit a grim so let me tell you more. The dead poets are road names, Milton, Aubrey and Byron. These roads, along with a few others are often referred to as Poets Corner. This little bit of E17 has a great community vibe, and residents hold a cracking street party every year. The Greek theatre is in the grounds of Walthamstow School For Girls. Built in the 1920s, this open air theatre still hosts performances every summer. The plague pit - well, that’s more of a local legend really. People say that Vinegar Alley, which links Church Hill to Church Lane, gets its name because locals sprinkled vinegar along the alley to stop the plague spreading from the graves beyond. This probably isn’t true, but it’s a good story to tell visitors. With easy access to the Village, Hoe Street and the High Street, Church Hill and its surrounding roads are a great base from which you can explore the rest of Walthamstow.

Dimensions:

Entrance

Via front door leading directly into:

Lounge/Diner (7.65m x 3.18m (25'1 x 10'5))

Door to:

Kitchen (3.84m x 1.93m (12'7 x 6'4))

Staircase leading to first floor.

First Floor Hallway

Doors to:

Bedroom One (4.11m x 2.90m (13'6 x 9'6))

Bedroom Two (4.11m x 2.62m (13'6 x 8'7))

Bathroom (2.57m x 1.37m (8'5 x 4'6))

Rear Garden (approx 15.24m (approx 50'))

Disclaimer:

The information provided about this property does not constitute or form part of any offer or contract, nor may it be relied upon as representations or statements of fact. All measurements are approximate and should be used as a guide only. Any systems, services or appliances listed herein have not been tested by us and therefore we cannot verify or guarantee they are in working order. Details of planning and building regulations for any works carried out on the property should be specifically verified by the purchasers’ conveyancer or solicitor, as should tenure/lease information (where appropriate).