4 bed terraced house for sale

Turner Road, Walthamstow E17

Set across three floors and offering over 1200 square feet of internal space, this Victorian-style terrace provides a well-balanced and versatile layout ideal for a range of living arrangements. With four bedrooms and two bathrooms, there's flexibility for growing households, home working or visiting guests. Positioned on the edge of Walthamstow Village, you’ll find the charm of a characterful period home paired with the energy and convenience of a thriving neighbourhood. A fantastic opportunity to secure a substantial home in one of East London’s most desirable locations.

If you lived here...

Entering your home, you’ll step through the hallway and into the main living space. Here, the reception room stretches the length of the ground floor, offering a bright, adaptable layout. A bay window to the front and glazed doors at the rear bring in light throughout the day, while wood-effect flooring and neutral tones create a calm and versatile backdrop. Storage sits neatly beneath the stairs, and there’s direct access out to the garden, bringing a sense of flow between indoors and out.

The garden is fully decked and enclosed by high fencing, making it a private, low-maintenance area. With ample room and a shed already installed, it’s ready for a creative refresh—whether through planting, built-in seating or a more landscaped finish.

To the rear, the kitchen is well arranged with plenty of storage and preparation surfaces, easy to personalise over time. Just beyond, the ground floor bathroom includes a bath with overhead shower, soft blue walls, twin windows, and built-in shelving that adds a practical finishing touch.

On the first floor, two bedrooms are served by a second bathroom. The larger bedroom spans the width of the house and feels airy and inviting, while the second room offers flexibility as a nursery, guest room or study. Finished in muted tones, the bathroom includes a bath, overhead shower, window and built-in cupboard.

At the top, the loft bedroom is naturally bright, with two skylights, wood flooring and access to eaves storage. A final rear single room offers a quiet, flexible retreat.

This part of Walthamstow offers a strong sense of community alongside an ever-growing mix of independent culture and green space. Just around ten minutes’ walk away, Walthamstow Village is a true local gem, full of character, cobbled streets and a warm, village-like feel. You’ll find much-loved spots like The Castle pub, artisan grocer and restaurant Eat 17, and a range of cafes, bakeries and boutiques that make it a favourite weekend destination. Nearby, Wood Street Indoor Market is packed with vintage finds, while the iconic God’s Own Junkyard glows with neon art and creative energy. Lloyd Park, the Feel Good Centre, the new Soho Theatre and excellent local schools, including the outstanding Henry Maynard, are all within easy reach.

What else?
Getting around is easy, with Wood Street Station just seven minutes away, offering swift Overground links to Liverpool Street. A little further on, Walthamstow Central provides both Victoria Line and Overground services, making journeys into the city and across London straightforward. The area is extremely well connected, with excellent transport options close at hand.

Reception Room (7.51 x 3.11m (24'7" x 10'2"))

Kitchen (3.07 x 2.41m (10'0" x 7'10"))

Bathroom (2.41 x 2.02m (7'10" x 6'7"))

Bathroom (3.07 x 2.41m (10'0" x 7'10"))

Bedroom (3.43 x 2.66m (11'3" x 8'8"))

Bedroom (4.35 x 3.35m (14'3" x 10'11"))

Bedroom (4.96 x 3.90m (16'3" x 12'9"))

Bedroom (3.14 x 2.21m (10'3" x 7'3"))

Garden (6.5m (21'3"))

A word from the expert...

"For me it’s the sheer variety you find in each pocket of Walthamstow that makes working and socialising here so enjoyable. Whether it’s having a coffee from Perky Blenders, going for a Sunday morning walk in Epping Forest, dropping into one of the local breweries in Blackhorse Road, or catching up with friends in Lloyd Park, the growth and positive changes within E17 have been incredible in recent years."
Kim heywood

E17 branch manager