Palmerston Road, Walthamstow, E17

£425,000 (Leasehold)

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Walthamstow Office : 020 8520 5255
163/165 Hoe Street, Walthamstow, London, E17 3AL

This property has been sold

Key Features

2 Bedrooms

1 Bathroom

- First Floor Split-Level Flat

- Two Bedrooms

- Double Glazed & Gas Central Heating

- Rear Garden

- Lease 109 years

- Viewing By Appointment Only

Local Transport

Walthamstow Queens Road (0.3M)

St James Street (London) (0.3M)

Walthamstow Central (0.4M)

Property Description

Offers in Excess of £425,000 is this well presented Victorian two bedroom, first floor split level conversion situated in the heart of Walthamstow. The property boasts spacious accommodation, two double bedrooms, a family bathroom, a newly fitted kitchen large enough for a table or breakfast bar, The lounge located to the front is very bright and

Palmerston Road is a typical Walthamstow street scene with its neat rows of Victorian Terraces. It is perfectly located within a 10 minute walk Walthamstow Central, the Market, Shopping Mall and station; and half a mile of Blackhorse Road station.

This flat has just undergone complete refurbishment with a lovely fitted kitchen and modern bathroom, meaning that it is ready to move straight in. The Communal garden which is sectioned off for sole use to the rear is perfect for lazy summer evenings with a cold glass of something! Or why not start your own veggie patch?

Walthamstow Central is just a short walk away, offering Victoria line and Overground services, as well as the night Tube at the weekends. Walthamstow Mall offers a range of high street brands and supermarkets, Walthamstow market is still believed to be the longest Street market in Europe and there is also a Farmer market on a Sunday morning – offering lovely fresh seasonal Produce.

To top it off there is also a brand new cinema complex with a range of popular eateries such as pizza Express and Nandos. Whilst the old EMD cinema located just around the corner has been converted into a trendy pop up bar.

Blackhorse Road and Blackhorse ‘Village’ are nearby giving great access to Blackhorse Road station. The name is actually a mispronunciation of Black House, a grand old house that once stood near St James Street. Blackhorse Road runs through the heart land of the old Warner estate. Stoneydown Park is not only a great park with a kids playground, it is also home to a music festival. Every summer the Stoneydown Park festival fills the air with good music from local musicians, and fills our bellies with great food and nice cold beer. Its completely free Quiet streets, good transport links and free music, what more could you want.