Property Details: - Type: Terraced house - Bedrooms: 4 - Bathrooms: 2

Agent: E10 Homes - Leyton Phone: 020 8115 7436

<p>Laid out over three storeys and over 950 square feet, this is a substantial and well polished family find. Surrounded by greenery, you're also just a short walk from Leyton's premier social hub of Francis Road, and Leyton tube.</p><p>From the extremely generous through lounge to the four well proportioned bedrooms this is an expansive family home in every sense. There's also a neatly landscaped rear garden and a range of artful colour palettes throughout.</p><p>Every box is ticked here with transport, nightlife and nature all on your doorstep. From the cafes and bars of Francis Road, to the open greenery of Sidmouth Park and the Central line links of Leyton tube, everything that matters is within easy reach.</p><p>YOUR NEW HOME</p><p>The handsome Victorian style frontage is decked out in classic yellow London brick, and set back nicely from your peaceful residential street behind a low wall and a small front yard.</p><p>Step inside and a set of double doors lead through into your 250 square foot through lounge. Finished in soft pastel green paintwork, dual aspect and naturally bright thanks to that large bay window. Blonde hardwood runs underfoot, and it's laid open to your kitchen at the back.</p><p>The kitchen is another striking affair, with pristine white cabinets top and bottom, separated by a sleek metro tile splashback and smoky grey, chunky worktops. Black and white chessboard vinyl runs underfoot, and there's a leafy garden view from over the sink.</p><p>Step out into your garden, and you have a balanced mix of patio and lawn, overseen by mature greenery and attracting wonderful evening sun. It's all surrounded by timber fencing and home to a handy shed. Back inside your ground floor's completed by a guest WC.</p><p>Upstairs, your bedroom to the front is a generous double, lit by twin double glazed windows, softly carpeted and finished in pastel peach. Bedroom two sits next door, another double, currently in use as a study.</p><p>Your family bathroom is next, tiled in mint green with an oversized vanity mirror, copper accents, vessel sink and rainfall shower. Bedroom number three, to the rear, completes the first storey with another pastel green finish.</p><p>Finally the converted loft is home to your principal bedroom; 200 square feet, dual aspect and skylit, this is a splendid retreat, pristine in white, bright, airy and spacious.</p><p>YOUR NEW NEIGHBOURHOOD</p><p>You're just a few steps from Coronation Gardens, an expertly landscaped stretch of greenery in the heart of Leyton, perfect for joggers and strollers alike. At the other end of your road you have Sidmouth Park, another relaxing green space.</p><p>And just the other side of Sidmouth Park, around five minutes walk in total, you have Leyton's cafe capital of Francis Road . Here you'll find an excellent choice of independent cafes, and shops, from Marmelo Kitchen to Yardarm - great for picking up expertly curated vintages.</p><p>There's also a treasure trove of vinyl racks to browse at Dreamhouse Records, plus the regular Saturday KERB Street Market, great for everything from crafts to fresh produce. And be sure to look up Francis Road Lates for a regular programme of pop up events.</p><p>When it comes to travel, Leyton tube is your go to, just five minutes away for speedy Central line connections to the City and West End. Liverpool Street is barely a quarter hour away, door to door, making for an enviable morning commute.</p><p>Leyton Midland Road overground station is another option, fifteen minutes on foot for the Suffragette line running straight to the River Thames. Explore under and around the arches here for more eating and drinking spots, including the award wining Burnt Smokehouse and the original Perky Blenders cafe.</p><p>Finally, parents will be pleased to know you have an excellent choice of primary schools nearby, with Newport and Willow Brook both rated 'Outstanding' at their latest inspections. While for secondary students, Norlington and George Mitchell are both well regarded.</p>