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2 bedroom flat

Chain-free
Flat
2 beds
1 bath
516
EPC rating: C
Added > 14 days

Key information

TenureShare of freehold
Council taxBand C
BroadbandSuper-fast 80Mbps *
Mobile signal
EEO2ThreeVodafone

Features and description

  • Two Bedroom Flat
  • First Floor
  • Open Plan
  • Sash Windows
  • Chain Free
  • Gas Central Heating
  • Shower Room
  • Well Maintained
  • Share of Freehold
  • EPC Rating C

An exceptionally well-presented first floor, two bedroom flat for sale in the popular area of Clapton. With two double bedrooms and reception room, plus well-specified kitchen area and shower room, the flat is offered with a share of the property’s freehold. Clapton is a popular area with excellent amenities and transport links. 


The flat occupies the majority of the first floor of an impressive, converted double-fronted Edwardian villa and is set on a wonderful tree-lined residential street, surrounded by similarly attractive properties.  


As you enter from the front door, to the right and across the hallway is bedroom two – which has a large sash window looking out to the rear of the property. The room offers a built-in storage cupboard which leaves room for a double bed, side cabinets and additional chests of drawers.

 

Back to the hallway and on your right, you’ll find a wide squared archway which leads into the bright reception room. A large east-facing bay with tall sash windows provides exceptional natural light and there’s generous room for a large settee, entertainment unit and bookcases. The size of the room would allow for a large, stylish centre rug completed by a feature coffee table.

 

Opposite the bay window, at the far end of this large room is the kitchen area. The L-shaped design includes a range of base and wall cabinets and a full height, integrated fridge/freezer. Cabinets are gloss white in a shaker-style with modern chrome handles, and the countertops are in a high-quality solid timber. There’s a stainless-steel sink with modern chrome mixer tap, a washing machine, a built-in stainless-steel

cooker and a gas hob with extractor above. Backsplashes are formed from stone grey mosaic tiles and there are two vertical panels of glass blocks which add an interesting design touch and serve to provide additional light into the internal hallway. Flooring throughout this space is high quality engineered timber and there are three radiators which follow the form of the bay window.

 

Returning to the hallway, to your right is the stylish shower room. There’s a high quality, wall-mounted vanity unit comprising of a large basin with mono-block tap and two drawers below, plus a wall-mounted mirror with a shelf. The large walk-in shower cubicle with glazed panel has a rainfall shower above and a separate wall-mounted shower head, and there’s a cleverly designed shelf set into the wall. There’s a modern low-flush WC, with a built-in cupboard behind, which houses and conceals the central heating boiler.

 

The final room at the far end of the hallway is bedroom one, which looks out to the front of the property. This is a good sized double room with a large wardrobe including both hanging space and drawers. There’s space for a double bed and bedside cabinets with room left over for additional storage, a dressing table or an armchair.


The property is ideally located directly between the fabulous facilities offered by the Upper Clapton Road and the relaxing green spaces of Springfield and Millfield Parks. Upper Clapton Road and the surrounding streets provide every conceivable amenity, including a host of independent shops and hospitality businesses, such as the Crooked Billet Pub and Restaurant, Sodo Pizza and The Dialogue Café. There are supermarkets, pharmacies, health centres and schools within a few minutes’ walk including the Ofsted outstanding-rated Southwold Primary School. The property is also only a few minutes’ walk from the River Lea, where you can take relaxing walks alongside the many narrow boats, with riverside pubs such as the Princess of Wales and the Anchor & Hope and cross to the wonderful open spaces of the Hackney and Walthamstow Marshes and Lee Valley Park. Clapton Overground station is just five minutes’ away, which will get you into central London in less than 20 minutes and there are excellent bus services accessible on the doorstep.


MATERIAL INFORMATION

Tenure – Share of Freehold

Length of lease – 108 years remaining (16th November 2007 for 125 years)

Annual ground rent - n/a

Ground rent review date – n/a

Annual service charge - n/a

Service charge review date – n/a

Council tax band – C


These property particulars have been prepared by Trading Places Estate and Letting Agents under the instruction of the owner and shall not constitute an offer or the basis of any contract. They are created as a general guide and our visit to the property was for the purpose of preparing these particulars. No form of survey, structural or otherwise was carried out. We have not tested any of the appliances, services or connections and therefore cannot verify them to be in working order or fit for the purpose. This includes heating systems. All measurements are subject to a margin of error, and photographs and floorplans are for guidance purposes only. Fixtures and fittings are only included subject to arrangement. Reference made to the tenure and where applicable lease term is based on information supplied by the owner and prospective buyers(s) must make their own enquiries regarding all matters referred to above.


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Area statistics

Crime score
High crime
10/10
Home prices (average)
2 bedroom flats
£535,737

About this agent

Trading Places - Leytonstone
Trading Places - Leytonstone
46 Church Lane Leytonstone E11 1HE
020 3544 7963
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Live-in local estate agents in Leytonstone and E11 As a husband and wife team with over 50 years’ collective experience in property sales and lettings, we’ve been your local estate agents since the late nineties. In 2021, during the height of the Coronavirus pandemic and its many challenges, we decided to give our team a boost, a bright new future, something to look forward to... and it was also about time Trading Places got a fresh look too, one to reflect the wonderful and vibrant local community we love so much. Over the past two decades we’ve grown and evolved as people and as a business and watched the fantastic neighbourhood we live and work in do the same. So, while our core values and exceptional service standards will never change, we really hope you like our brand new look. We’re able to combine our passion for property and our deep affection for the area to help people find their next happy home. And with a fantastic mix of distinctive Edwardian and Victorian properties, charming cottages full of character, snug terraced houses and smart, modern flats, this beautiful London suburb really does have something for everyone – you just need the right support to help you find it! Whether you’re looking for a quiet and cosy home to really settle in, or a vibrant pad in the heart of the ‘hubub’, our local estate agents know every part of Leytonstone and the surrounding hidden gems of East London... and we promise that we’ll always offer you 100% honest advice. Family Run and Community-Centric There are lots of estate agents to choose from, so how do you decide which one to trust with your property sale, letting or your search for a new home. We both hail from several generations of east-enders, went to school in London E11, and Jen was born in Whipps Cross hospital – so we have deep roots in the local area. Our supporting team (who are family and friends, not just colleagues and staff) are also locally connected, giving us the unique ability to provide a level of customer service and local knowledge quite unlike any other. We feel genuinely privileged to live, work and play in Leytonstone, and our work has allowed us to explore many beautiful period houses with their stunning architecture and features, alongside more contemporary properties and developments that have sprung up over the years. Having rented and bought our own first properties here, we’ve grown along with the area, playing an active role in the community for two decades and getting to know the best places to eat, drink, shop, walk, learn, socialise, exercise and relax. We currently live near Hollow Ponds, part of Epping Forest, and highly recommend a stroll around the lake or an hour boating in the warmer weather! The real difference at Trading Places is that once our working day is done, we don’t head home to another community – because our home is where our heart is and we wouldn’t want to be anywhere else. Experienced, accredited and award winning While we focus very much on a friendly and people-first approach, we take our responsibilities as estate and letting agents very seriously. During our time here, we’ve helped thousands of satisfied clients move home, waving off those who leave for pastures new, while welcoming others into our wonderful community – we’ve even sold many homes several times over, seeing them change through the years. We’re also accredited and registered: The Guild’s member for E11 The Property Ombudsman Propertymark ARLA Propertymark NAEA Safeagent And have won multiple awards too: The Best Estate Agents Guide AllAgents The British Property Awards Three Best Rated Agent Agent Tracker (no longer operating) We think all good relationships start with a friendly chat, so why not get in touch and let us know what you’re looking for – we’re completely confident that our local estate agents can help.
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