Woodberry Way, London E4 7DY, UK

2021-04-29 16:16, User_1

The Stow Brothers E4 Agent Valuation of this property is £750,000

Description:

A plushly appointed, elegant and spacious family home, this 1930s classic is sat on the end of the terrace for all the benefits of being semi detached, arranged across three floors with impressive blue and green views to the horizon. You have twin bathrooms, a substantial rear garden and front drive.

You're in the enviable environs of Upper Chingford here, with the open natural spaces that define the area laid out before you. All this and you can still be on the M11 in around ten minutes and Chingford overground station is just a half mile on foot, for direct twenty seven minute connections to Liverpool Street.

If you lived here...

You'll be enjoying a grand and spacious family home, enviably sat on a corner plot for extra space, privacy and light. Inside you have a wealth of sociable space, with a pair of reception rooms coming in at around 180 square feet apiece, with a large bow window to the front and floor to ceiling patio doors offering a gorgeous garden vista to the rear.

Design & Decor is simple and classic in both spaces, with calm dove grey walls, soft carpets, plenty of natural light and a classic period hearth and mantel taking centre stage in each room. Elsewhere, rich dark engineered hardwood runs underfoot in your hallway, contrasting nicely with the designer stair carpet, and on into your spacious kitchen. In here you have a sleek suite of fitted cabinets, timber countertops and grey metro tile backsplashes plus a full range of integrated appliances and a wine rack.

Step out into your garden and a substantially elevated, BBQ-perfect patio leads down to a barely overlooked, impressively lush length of lawn surrounded by thriving greenery. There's a secluded patch to the rear, complete with greenhouse, mature trees and a shed. Back inside and your ground floor's completed by a handy spare WC, while upstairs your master bedroom's a tranquil, airy affair of 170 square feet, once again full of light thanks to the classic bay window.

The remainder of the first floor has been put to imaginative use, with your second double decked out as a luxurious, 150 square foot dressing room, with a vast amount of storage, another tranquil colour palette and the first hint of those vast views you'll enjoy upstairs. Bedroom three, a generous single, is currently in use as a home office and music room, with statement wall and light blond hardwood floors.

The first of your two bathrooms, a lifesaver on busy mornings, is comprehensively appointed with a classic freestanding clawfoot tub complemented by a dedicated shower cubicle, fully tiled in smoky grey. Upstairs again, and your loft conversion is no simple addition but an expertly realised full storey in its own right. Your first bedroom's a double awash with natural light from twin skylights and plenty of storage. Your last bedroom to the rear is blessed with the full effect of those miles of natural views, finally your second bathroom's fully tiled in sandy tones.

What else?

- The vast green expanse of Epping Forest starts just five minutes away from your front door, perfect for morning jogs, evening strolls or exercising furry friends.
- Parents will be pleased to know that you have six primary/secondary schools less than a mile away on foot, with two 'Outstanding' rated primaries just half a mile away
- Station Road serves as your local social hub, with a good choice of cafes, restaurants, bars and takeaways less than a quarter of a mile away.

Garden (23m x 6.5m ( 75'5" x 21'3"))

Reception Room (3.96m x 4.26m (12'11" x 13'11" ))

Wc

Reception Room (3.33m x 4.13m (10'11" x 13'6" ))

Kitchen (2.54m x 3.02m (8'3" x 9'10" ))

Bedroom (2.06m x 2.76m (6'9" x 9'0" ))

Bedroom (3.76m x 4.21m (12'4" x 13'9" ))

Bedroom (3.34m x 4.20m (10'11" x 13'9" ))

Bathroom (2.42m x 1.80m (7'11" x 5'10" ))

Bedroom (4.19m x 3.12m (13'8" x 10'2" ))

Bedroom (3.22m x 2.75m (10'6" x 9'0" ))

Bathroom (1.89m x 2.24m (6'2" x 7'4" ))

Explore our 'Charms of Chingford' pages for everything this picturesque part of East London has to offer.

Previously part of Essex, Chingford became an urban district in 1894, an early sign of what would prove to be increasingly close ties to the capital as improved transport links brought professionals flowing to the suburbs in search of bargains.

The local landscape is mostly sturdy post-war terraces and semi-detacheds, with pockets of more contemporary developments and plenty of parks, not to mention golf, cricket and country clubs.

Modest parades of local shops are scattered about the area, with most social life focused on the stretch of Station Road between Kings Head Hill and Chingford Golf Course.

Bordered by the wild green expanse of Epping Forest, and with Liverpool Street just twenty seven minutes by train, Chingford links Essex and the capital to this day, for the very best of both worlds.

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