This three-bedroom terraced house presents a unique opportunity for renovation and investment in a sought-after area of E10. Spanning approximately 958 sq. ft, the property features well-defined living spaces that can be enhanced to suit modern lifestyles. The ground floor offers a spacious through lounge that connects the reception and dining areas, creating a versatile space for family life or entertaining guests. A fully fitted kitchen at the rear leads out to a south-west facing garden, which enjoys plentiful afternoon sunlight—this outdoor area has great potential for landscaping or even extending the home.
On the upper level, you will find three generously sized bedrooms, all benefiting from natural light, complemented by a stylish four-piece bathroom suite. There is also considerable potential for extending the property subject to planning permission (STPP), allowing you to tailor it further to meet your family's needs or improve its investment value.
Located in Leyton, this property is nestled within a community atmosphere that combines convenience with lifestyle benefits. Excellent transport links are nearby, including Leyton Underground and Leyton Midland Road Overground stations, providing quick access to central locations such as Stratford and Liverpool Street. Families will appreciate proximity to reputable schools like Barclay Primary School and Lammas School & Sixth Form.
The area also offers an abundance of leisure activities; local green spaces like Leyton Jubilee Park and Abbotts Park are ideal for outdoor pursuits, while a thriving café culture thrives along High Road Leyton with establishments such as The Cottage Café and Union’s Café. In addition to independent shops and bakeries like Wild Goose Bakery and Perky Blenders, the neighborhood fosters a vibrant community spirit.
With its combination of location advantages, ample room for improvement, and community amenities, this property stands out as an appealing choice for those looking to invest or create their ideal family home in East London.
