2 bed terraced house for sale

Fairfield Road, Walthamstow, London E17

From the moment you arrive, this home stops you in your tracks. The beautifully restored brick façade gives instant kerb appeal, while the classic double-glazed sash windows complete the picture-perfect frontage. Step inside and the charm continues: The high ceilings create a wonderful sense of space, while bespoke fitted storage, Victorian-style multi-column radiators, and solid herringbone wooden floors set the tone. Plantation shutters add a crisp finish, pulling the room together with style and grace. The ground floor flows seamlessly through to the extended kitchen/diner — a space designed for both family living and entertaining. Shaker-style cabinetry paired with solid oak worktops makes the kitchen feel timeless, while French doors invite you out to a glorious west-facing garden stretching nearly 50ft. Sun-drenched for most of the day, it’s a tranquil retreat to enjoy with friends, or simply unwind after work. Upstairs, the large master bedroom sits at the front, with a second double just behind. The family bathroom is nothing short of stunning — terrazzo tiles, brushed brass fittings, and a spacious walk-in shower paired with a full bathtub and underfloor heating create a spa-like sanctuary. Every detail has been thought through, every finish chosen with care. The loft, already generously sized, offers excellent potential. Many neighbours have extended upwards to create two additional bedrooms and another bathroom — a tempting future project for anyone looking to grow into the space. Outside, the west-facing garden is as practical as it is peaceful: Private, sunlit, and ready to be made your own.
Location-wise, you’re right in the sweet spot. Nestled between Lloyd Park and the buzzing Blackhorse Lane redevelopment, you’ve got the best of both worlds — green open space and vibrant new energy. Blackhorse Road station is just half a mile away, putting the Victoria Line and Overground at your fingertips. Locals rave about the “Beer Mile” with its microbreweries, pop-up food, and music, while The Tavern on the Hill (famous for its Sunday roasts) is a firm community favourite. Add in the highly regarded Hillyfield Primary School just 0.2 miles away, and this house doesn’t just tick boxes — it writes a whole new wishlist. This is a beautifully restored Victorian home blending period character with modern design, an abundance of natural light, and a location that delivers community, convenience, and lifestyle in equal measure.

Council Tax Band C
EPC Rating D