£900,000 /Sale price

The restored brick facade and double-glazed sash windows set the tone the moment you arrive; this home has serious kerb appeal. The Victorian double bay front is not just charming, it?s iconic?instantly wrapping the property in period elegance while hinting at the thoughtful design waiting inside. Step through the door and you?ll find over 1,400 sq. ft. of beautifully finished living space, where no expense has been spared. The two reception rooms have been united into a generous through-lounge, brimming with original coving, bespoke fitted carpentry, and warm hardwood flooring. Plantation shutters frame the bay window perfectly, allowing natural light to dance across the space while still giving you privacy when needed. Extended to the rear, the property has been cleverly reimagined to offer both practicality and wow factor. A downstairs W/C and storage under the stairs provide everyday convenience, but the real star of the show is the kitchen/diner, delivering 270 sq. ft. of pure entertaining joy. The extension has been dug down to allow for higher ceilings, giving the space an open, airy grandeur. Skylights flood the room with sunshine, while bifold doors erase the line between indoors and the landscaped garden. Design lovers will swoon at the details: exposed brickwork, fully fitted shaker cabinetry, stone worktops, and integrated appliances?all revolving around a central island that invites family life to gather around it. Whether it?s cocktails with friends, Sunday roasts, or kids? homework while dinners on the go, this space is built for it all. On the first floor, the bay-fronted master bedroom is dressed with bespoke fitted wardrobes, a true retreat at the end of the day. Just behind sits the second double bedroom, with the third overlooking the rear. The family bathroom is a slice of spa-like calm, complete with freestanding tub, separate walk-in shower, and the luxury of underfloor heating. Head up again and you?ll find the cleverly converted loft. Two further double bedrooms sit up here, along with another sleek bathroom?also with underfloor heating?and the elevated views over Walthamstow?s chimney pots give a true sense of character and place. The 40ft rear garden is designed with easy living in mind?catching sun for most of the day and offering distinct zones for entertaining and relaxing. A large patio has already hosted its fair share of BBQs, while the raised deck at the back is the perfect sundowner spot, glass of wine in hand.Positioned between Wood Street and Walthamstow Village, you?re spoiled for choice. Wood Street station is just a quarter-mile away, with trains whisking you to Liverpool Street in around 15 minutes. Prefer the tube? It?s just one stop to Walthamstow Central and the Victoria Line. Weekend wanderings could take you to Orford Road for brunch, boutique shops, and wine bars, or further afield into the wilds of Epping Forest and the open stretches of Chestnut Fields. Add in strong school catchments and this becomes the quintessential forever home for young families. This is a Victorian classic reinvented for modern life, where space, light, and style combine to create a home that?s as practical as it is beautiful. Council Tax Band CEPC Rating TBC