£475,000 /Sale price

Artfully arranged and lovingly finished this Share of Freehold, split level, two bedroom, two bathroom apartment sits atop an end terrace conversion with over 775 square feet of beautifully realised living space. The thoroughfare of Lea Bridge Road is just moments away, for all your day to day amenities.Elegant, artful designer touches are everywhere, from the mint green timber staircase to the richly restored original floorboards in your front lounge and bedroom. There's also a pair of immaculate bathrooms and a sleek, pristine kitchen/diner.You're well placed here, just around half a mile to the restaurants and cafes of Francis Road. Leyton Midland Road overground is around ten minutes' walk, for Suffragette overground trains across London.YOUR NEW HOMEClimb the stairs for your 165 square foot front lounge; bright, immaculate and a superb introduction. Lovingly restored original floorboards flow underfoot in here, and there's a jet black hearth taking centre stage.Otherwise everything's all sleek and contemporary, with a mint green statement wall facing the chimney breast. Next door bedroom one comes similarly styled, with pristine white walls and rich original floorboards.Your family bathroom is a fine blend of vintage and modern, a classic suite teaming nicely with flawless metro tilework running from tub to ceiling, and timeless micro hexagons flowing underfoot.To the rear your kitchen/diner completes your first floor in style; stately grey cabinets sit below a  white tiled backsplash and chunky timber worktops, while a constellation of recessed spotlights glimmer overhead.Upstairs now, and your principal suite is a real breathtaker, sitting dual aspect between a skylight and rear window, with white walls and floors to maximise the natural light.Your en-suite shower room provides a boutique finishing touch; skylit with a smoky grey metro tiled backdrop to the walk in shower cubicle.YOUR NEW NEIGHBOURHOODE10's famous Francis Road is just a half mile on foot from your new front door, and well worth exploring. As well as a great range of cafes and coffee spots you can find well curated vintages and deli delicacies to enjoy in or take  away at Yardarm.Leyton High Road is just as close and has its own fine choice of nightlife including a pair of much loved local gastropubs - The Coach & Horses and The Leyton Engineer. The latter is especially sumptuous, occupying the Grade II listed former town hall.You have a range of transport options within easy walking distance too. Lea Bridge overground and Leyton tube are both around a twenty minute walk, and will speed you directly into Stratford and the City, respectively.Closer still you have Leyton High Road overground, for the Suffragette line running from Gospel Oak to Barking Riverside. A direct run to the River Thames.Explore under the arches here for Gravity Well Taproom and Burnt Smokehouse, both well worth a visit even if you're not getting on a train.When it comes to greenery you're well served by nearby Leyton Jubilee Park, less than five minutes away and perfect for morning jogs and evening strolls.Finally, if you really want to stretch your legs, push on for about twenty minutes and you can lose yourself among the never ending  blue and green space of Hackney Marshes.EPC Rating: D