Erskine Road Walthamstow , E17 6SA

IF YOU LIVED HERE…
This home’s traditional brick façade and bay-fronted design, make a timeless first impression. The frontage highlights its period features with understated elegance, creating an attractive and well-kept exterior.
Inside, the reception room welcomes you with an abundance of natural light filtering through the bay window. An exposed brick fireplace with a working wood-burning stove adds warmth and character, while pale walls and wooden flooring lend a soft, open feel. The room offers generous space for both relaxing and dining, setting a welcoming tone for the rest of the home.
The hallway leads through the property and includes built-in storage cupboards, keeping the space beautifully ordered and uncluttered. Two bedrooms follow, each restful in style. The main bedroom features a period fireplace and soft natural light that enhances its tranquil atmosphere, while the second bedroom offers a light-filled and adaptable space with the same clean lines and warm flooring.
At the rear, the kitchen combines natural wood textures with crisp white finishes, creating a fresh feel. A glazed door opens directly onto the garden, allowing light to pour in and creating a seamless flow outdoors. The bathroom is airy and contemporary, finished with grey metro tiling, a wooden vanity, and a bath with overhead shower, complemented by a built-in cupboard for storage.
The paved garden offers a peaceful outdoor retreat, easy to maintain and ideal for dining or unwinding, with a raised area adding a subtle sense of depth and potential for planting or additional seating.
Set within a vibrant part of Walthamstow, the neighbourhood blends creativity with community spirit. Just a short stroll away, Today Bread offers a warm, laid-back spot for coffee or brunch, while The Bell serves as a much-loved local for food, drinks, and live music. Walthamstow Village is within easy reach, its cobbled streets lined with independent boutiques, cosy cafés like Bern’s & The Beans, and popular spots such as Ruffs Bistro and The Castle pub. For culture and entertainment, the Soho Theatre brings performances to the heart of the area, while nearby Lloyd Park offers weekend markets, tennis courts, and the William Morris Gallery amid its leafy grounds. A little further on, the Walthamstow Wetlands provide expansive green space and tranquil walking trails surrounded by nature.
WHAT ELSE?
Walthamstow Central Station is just a ten-minute walk away, connecting you swiftly to central London via both Underground and Overground lines. A little further on, St James Street Station can be reached in around fifteen minutes, offering direct trains to Liverpool Street and beyond, keeping the city within easy and effortless reach.