2 bedroom terraced house

A fabulous two bedroom house, bathed in natural light, located in a quiet residential street close to the River Lea and the green open spaces of Springfield Park and the Walthamstow Wetlands.

The house is beautifully presented benefiting from internal accommodation totally approximately 1048 sq ft, fitted with engineered oak floorboards throughout and has ample storage.

The property is accessed via the ground floor and there is parking available for residents at the front of the house for a small annual fee.

Upon entering the property there is a large hallway with ample cloakroom area for storage of coats and shoes, as well as a guest WC. There is a home office arranged at the front with a large window with floor-to-ceiling glazing with plantation shutters.

The heart of the house is the living area with a wonderful open-plan kitchen and dining room, perfect for entertaining, all arranged beneath high ceilings with skylights above, creating an impressive atrium.

The kitchen area has been meticulously redesigned recently and features Carrara marble worktops, handmade Zellige Moroccan tiles, antique brass taps by Devol, a ceramic butler sink and a brand new double-oven range cooker. There is an adjoining bespoke designed pantry with made-to-measure lime-washed oak shelving, as well as a marble shelf and worktop.

The first floor comprises of two bedrooms and a family bathroom. The main bedroom sits at the front of the house and benefits from a balcony and walk-in wardrobe. The second bedroom has a skylight overhead and internal windows overlooking the living area below.

Saw Mill Way sits just on the edge of the Lea Valley nature reserve, opposite the Walthamstow Wetlands. The canal offers a lively array of activities based out of Springfield Marina, including a rowing club, a canal-side cafe and numerous other water sports. There are playing fields very nearby and Springfield Park with its free tennis courts is currently undergoing a multi-million pound regeneration project. Further green space at Walthamstow, Hackney Marshes and Markfield Park are a short distance away.

The house is close to Stoke Newington and Clapton as well as South Tottenham, which has a growing number of excellent cafes, homeware shops and artist studios as well as Beavertown, Pressure Drop and Five Mile taprooms.

For transport links the closest tube station is Seven Sisters for the Victoria Line and there are London Overground stations at Stamford Hill and South Tottenham as well as numerous bus routes.