2 bed end terrace house for sale

Spencer Road, Walthamstow E17

Welcome to this stunning two-bedroom end-of-terrace home, meticulously restored and elegantly finished in a contemporary style. Highlights include a beautifully designed light-filled kitchen extension, open-plan double reception, off-street parking, and energy efficient triple glazing. You’re just a short walk from Wood Street Station and the expansive green spaces of Epping Forest nearby.

If you lived here
Set within a handsome period building, original Victorian features blend seamlessly with contemporary interventions such as fully repointed and restored brickwork and cast iron radiators. The property can be entered either by a practical side entrance leading directly to the kitchen - great for unloading the shopping from your driveway, and also from a traditional street-facing doorway opening into the hallway.

The impressive double reception room stretches to 24ft, where restored period elements – including coving and ceiling roses – are complemented by herringbone wooden flooring flowing throughout. The room's focal point is a modernised fireplace featuring a wood slab mantel and grey brick hearth, flanked by alcoves that provide
considered storage possibilities.

The kitchen extension represents a masterclass in contemporary design, where light floods in through a continuous band of skylights and a fully glazed rear elevation. This space connects seamlessly with the garden via both a single glazed door or bi-fold doors, creating a fluid indoor-outdoor living arrangement perfect for entertaining. The considered material palette includes Farrow and Ball stiff key blue ply cabinetry, wooden worktops and industrial-style elements like a limed brick feature wall, exposed steel beams and extractor flue add architectural interest. A moveable island unit on castors offers flexible preparation space, complementing the professional-grade double oven and gas hob.

The elegant family bathroom features distressed lime-washed floorboards, a designer bath and sink, and a sophisticated combination of smoke-grey tiles with charcoal accents. Natural light streams through a generous window, enhancing the sense of space. Upstairs, the principal bedroom spans the width of the property, with 2 windows overlooking the quiet residential street. The second bedroom, with its warm terracotta walls and charcoal trim, offers a tranquil garden aspect.

The private rear garden has been thoughtfully designed with grey porcelain tiles forming an immediate terrace, ascending via two decked steps to a lawn punctuated with stepping stone tiles. Horizontal slatted fencing draws your eye to the raised beds at the far end housing a carefully curated selection of acres, ornamental grasses, and ferns, creating a low-maintenance urban oasis with a further patio at the rear.

What else?
Conveniently positioned near to the many amenities of Wood Street including supermarkets, cafes, boutiques and the charming Wood Street Indoor Market, perfect for vintage treasures. Epping Forest nearby offers endless opportunities for walks, cycling, and outdoor adventures whilst culture enthusiasts can explore the local art scene and enjoy live performances at the nearby William Morris Gallery set in Lloyd Park with its array of civic amenities. Walthamstow Village is 20 mins by foot. Excellent transport links include Wood Street Overground Station connecting to Liverpool Street in under 20 mins or Walthamstow Central for the Victoria line in less than 10.

Reception Room (3.25m x 3.91m (10'8" x 12'10"))

Reception Room (3.43m x 3.63m (11'3" x 11'11"))

Storage

Kitchen/Diner (5.00m x 5.13m (16'5" x 16'10"))

Bedroom (4.25m x 3.31m (13'11" x 10'10"))

Bedroom (2.59m x 3.45m (8'6" x 11'4"))

Bathroom (2.47m x 3.10m (8'1" x 10'2"))

Garden (14m x 4.15m (45'11" x 13'7"))

A word from the owner....

"We love the close proximity to Wood Street station, Walthamstow, and Epping Forest. There are plenty of cafes, bakeries, pubs, restaurants and shops to explore. We also enjoy the short walk to Lloyd Park on a Saturday for the coffee and food stalls.”