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The property is located on the doorstep of Lloyd Park, which offers extensive green open spaces, tennis courts and the famous William Morris Gallery. It’s also a gentle stroll from Walthamstow Central Station, making the daily commute a doddle. Internally the property boasts a spacious living room with wood burner feature, a generously sized double bedroom with extensive built-in storage, fully fitted kitchen, modern bathroom, and an extremely spacious and well-lit double loft room with Velux window and bespoke built-in wardrobe space, ideal for use as an office or studio space. The loft room has an approximate space of 30 Sq M.
In This Area - By Walthamstow Diary
William Morris was a Walthamstow lad - he lived in the Water House on Forest Road. His childhood home is now the William Morris Gallery, the only gallery dedicated to his life and work. Lloyd Park, in which the gallery stands, is named after another former resident of the Water House, Edward Lloyd, a publisher of penny dreadfuls. As well as having a medieval moat, playground and a cafe, the park is also home to some great local events, including the Barbican‘s Walthamstow Garden Party, and the May Day dog show which shouldn‘t be missed. The best dressed dog round is amazing. One year it had a Star Wars theme, with staffie Princess Leia competing against at-at Great Danes - it was glorious. The park is surrounded by quiet streets of ex-Warner properties, The Bell pub is around the corner from the gallery, and the cafes of Hoe Street and Chingford Road are just a few minute‘s walk away. Give Wyndwood Art District a go - this little cafe has a lot going on, including a running club and regular exhibitions. Tommy‘s Tuc Inn cafe, opposite the park, is a popular spot for a morning after reviving breakfast. All this is only a fifteen minute walk from the Walthamstow Central station.
Dimensions:
Communal Entrance
Via front door leading into:
Communal Entrance
Further door leading to:
Entrance Hallway
Staircase leading to first floor.
First Floor Landing
Doors To:
Living Room (3.48m x 3.33m (11‘5 x 10‘11))
Kitchen (2.69m x 1.75m (8‘10 x 5‘9))
Bedroom (3.58m x 3.33m (11‘9 x 10‘11))
Bathroom (1.88m x 1.80m (6‘2 x 5‘11))
Loft Room
Currently used as a bedroom.
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). Back to listing
Full details for 1 Bedroom Flat For Rent in Walthamstow
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Description
A beautifully presented one bedroom flat on Bedford Road.The property is located on the doorstep of Lloyd Park, which offers extensive green open spaces, tennis courts and the famous William Morris Gallery. It’s also a gentle stroll from Walthamstow Central Station, making the daily commute a doddle. Internally the property boasts a spacious living room with wood burner feature, a generously sized double bedroom with extensive built-in storage, fully fitted kitchen, modern bathroom, and an extremely spacious and well-lit double loft room with Velux window and bespoke built-in wardrobe space, ideal for use as an office or studio space. The loft room has an approximate space of 30 Sq M.
In This Area - By Walthamstow Diary
William Morris was a Walthamstow lad - he lived in the Water House on Forest Road. His childhood home is now the William Morris Gallery, the only gallery dedicated to his life and work. Lloyd Park, in which the gallery stands, is named after another former resident of the Water House, Edward Lloyd, a publisher of penny dreadfuls. As well as having a medieval moat, playground and a cafe, the park is also home to some great local events, including the Barbican‘s Walthamstow Garden Party, and the May Day dog show which shouldn‘t be missed. The best dressed dog round is amazing. One year it had a Star Wars theme, with staffie Princess Leia competing against at-at Great Danes - it was glorious. The park is surrounded by quiet streets of ex-Warner properties, The Bell pub is around the corner from the gallery, and the cafes of Hoe Street and Chingford Road are just a few minute‘s walk away. Give Wyndwood Art District a go - this little cafe has a lot going on, including a running club and regular exhibitions. Tommy‘s Tuc Inn cafe, opposite the park, is a popular spot for a morning after reviving breakfast. All this is only a fifteen minute walk from the Walthamstow Central station.
Dimensions:
Communal Entrance
Via front door leading into:
Communal Entrance
Further door leading to:
Entrance Hallway
Staircase leading to first floor.
First Floor Landing
Doors To:
Living Room (3.48m x 3.33m (11‘5 x 10‘11))
Kitchen (2.69m x 1.75m (8‘10 x 5‘9))
Bedroom (3.58m x 3.33m (11‘9 x 10‘11))
Bathroom (1.88m x 1.80m (6‘2 x 5‘11))
Loft Room
Currently used as a bedroom.
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). Back to listing
