3 bedroom House to rent, Walthamstow, London, E17

Spread out over two floors, this beautifully designed period home benefits from being in a peaceful spot, but still within easy reach of Walthamstow’s many, many perks.

As well as the sizeable bedrooms, you’ll find a bright double-reception room, a smart rear dine-in kitchen, modern family bathroom and a gloriously private rear garden.

It’s situated a short walk on foot from Walthamstow Central tube, and its positioning in the south part of the E17 postcode means it’s a short hop on public transport from the delights of both Leyton and Clapton - win, win!

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After exploring your new neighbourhood, you’ll completely understand why E17 is so often dubbed as one of the best places to live in the press, but with such a lovely home, you may struggle with wanting to leave…

Your dual aspect double-reception room is a light-filled sanctuary, with fantastic wooden flooring and a feature fireplace. The tasteful decor carries on through to the bright dine-in kitchen, which does a wonderful job of balancing tradition with modern convenience; see the pristine cabinets, immaculate tiling and high-spec appliances. The rear doors open up to your lovely rear garden.

On your first floor, you’ll find three immaculately decorated bedrooms and a beautifully designed family-sized bathroom, while in the loft you’ve got another two bedrooms and bathroom - just as stylish, too.

As well as having a garden, you’ve got plenty of greenery nearby; Thomas Gamuel park is a mere block away, where you’ll find rolling lawns, sport facilities and an excellent playground.

The always-charming Walthamstow Village is less than a mile away - and packed with brilliant eateries, while the same distance in the other direction, you’ll find St James St and its creative hub CRATE, a great spot for socialising.

Closer to home, you’ll find the Bakers Arms neighbourhood, which has gems such as The Gleaners at Hornbeam Cafe, Gnarly Vines and brand new artisan bakery Suba.

What else?

Walthamstow Queens Road station is eight minutes on foot for the overground running between Barking and Gospel Oak, perfect if you want to nip to the Essex seaside or the open space of Hampstead Heath.

Head to Walthamstow Central for Europe’s longest market which runs along Walthamstow High Street, as well as shopping centre, which has a fantastic food court and mini golf, as well as the convenient chains.

Comments from the professionals:

Having worked in Stow for over 10 years, it’s safe to say that things have certainly changed over the years. From the new gastro pubs to the quirky local restaurants, E17 has certainly seen a lot of changes over the decade.

Where’s best to visit? My personal favourite is The Village Pub which is in… you guessed it, Walthamstow Village. Here I have spent many evenings in the gardens with friends, family, and work colleagues. If you’re looking for the go to place to eat, Gokyuzu is a must!

Nicholas – Director