5 bed mid-terraced house for sale in Lyndhurst Drive, Leyton, E10 (ref: 0285d161-cd59-4660-813e-276c98fa7811)

An utterly immaculate, five bedroom, two bathroom family home. Recently refurbished to an impeccable standard across all three storeys, there's plenty of flair and character to go with the pristine paintwork. And you have Abbotts Park just at the end of your street.

Your new home is packed with delightful designer details around every turn, with over 2250 square feet of impeccably appointed living space. Marbled tilework and tower radiators blend seamlessly with exposed brickwork and vintage hearths. This is no cookie cutter glowup but a labour of love.

Abbotts Park is literally on your doorstep, just a few steps away at the end of your peaceful, tree lined street. Leyton Midland Road station is just five minutes away, for overground links across the capital and some charming eating and drinking spots tucked away under the arches.

YOUR NEW HOME

Starting kerbside, you're nicely set back from the street by a white gravelled front yard, while your facades flawless brick makes for a fine first impression.

Inside your 280 square foot through lounge sits to the right, with oversized golden herringbone flooring underfoot and ornate original mouldings over head. A pair of jet black vintage hearths and matching tower radiators make for a striking contrast with the palest cream paintwork, and natural light flows in from the bistro shuttered bay window.

Heading on down the hall, past a handy spare WC boldly finished in ebony and deep jade green, we come to your glorious kitchen and diner.

In here, that charming herringbone hardwood flows on underfoot, while striking gold beams and vaulted skylights sit overhead. A substantial bank of stone grey cabinetry runs down the right hand side below the skylights, with chrome fittings, marbled work surfaces and a suite of integrated appliances.

A matching marbled kitchen island takes centre stage below designer light fittings, while to the rear dual aspect Crittall doors and oversized windows flood your dining area with light, and frame impressive views of your garden.

Step out here for an immaculate slate patio ascending to lush lawn surrounded by smart new timber fencing. A substantial, secluded solace.

Upstairs now, where your first, foremost bedroom totals an impressive 250 square foot, with a skyblue and white colour scheme, exposed brick chimney breast and striking tower radiator. Bedroom two is another generous double in soft pastels while bedroom three sits to the rear, featuring striking dark herringbone floors and an exposed brick wall.

In between you have your family bathroom, neat and boutique in floor to ceiling tilework and royal blue trim, and a useful first floor utility room, with kitchen cabinets and counter and plenty of space for laundry.

Upstairs again, past more charming exposed brick, and you have a second family bathroom, skylit and home to a corner rainfall shower cubicle against a dramatic backdrop of glossy blue letterbox tilework.

Your third sleeper sits to the front, dual aspect between twin skylights and a garden view, with more exposed brick trim and eaves storage. Bedroom five completes things, dual aspect and bright courtesy of a floor to ceiling side window.

YOUR NEW NEIGHBOURHOOD

Abbotts Park is your go to green spot for morning runs, evening strolls or exercising furry friends. If you really want to stretch your legs, the open greenery of Epping Forest and the waterways of Hollow Ponds are around fifteen minutes away.

Leyton Midland Road is your closest transport choice, for overground trains to Gospel Oak and Barking Riverside. Blackhorse Road is two stops and five minutes away for the Victoria line, or alternatively you can walk fifteen minutes to Leytonstone tube and jump straight on the Central line.

Keeping it local, the arches by Leyton Midland Road are home to the craft ale delights of Gravity Well Taproom and the critically acclaimed BBQ offerings at Burnt Smokehouse, while across the road you have Perky Blenders, one of E10;'s most beloved coffee spots.

There are more cafes arranged along Francis Road, just ten minutes away and also home to Yardarm wines, Dreamhouse Records, and the much loved Northcote Arms pub. The Filly Brook and the Heathcote & Star are both also well worth a visit.

And finally you also have an excellent choice of local schools, with twenty five primary/secondaries within easy walking distance. Barclay Primary, less than a half a mile away on foot, was rated 'Outstanding' at its latest inspection.