3 bed terraced house for sale

Dunedin Road, Leyton E10

A strikingly finished three bedroom Victorian. You have a wealth of social space, the generous proportions of the period and lots of scope to grow upwards. Outside, you're well placed for everything that makes E10 so special.

You have almost 850 square feet to stretch out in, softly carpeted throughout and finished in classic style. Vivid colour schemes give each space a unique sense of character, while your garden to the rear stretches away for over sixty feet.

The artfully landscaped greenery of Coronation Gardens is just a few footsteps around the corner, and Leyton tube's fast connections to the City and West End are just five minutes on foot. High Road Leyton, Francis Road and even East Village are all within reach.
Your new home


The classic Victorian brick frontage sets the tone immediately with plenty of vintage kerb appeal. Inside, soft green carpet runs underfoot in the hallway, your stairway rising ahead as the open plan through lounge awaits to your left.

In here mint green walls and textured ceilings are split by pristine white cornicing. Dual aspect, full of natural light and totalling more than 200 square feet, it's a huge social space, the vivid colour scheme offset by vintage trim.

To the rear your kitchen's home to a generous suite of pine cabinets, sat below striking marbled worktops and white tiled splashbacks. There's more tilework underfoot and walls are finished in energetic canary yellow.

Your garden's accessed from here, a sixty five foot mix of patio and flourishing beds, stretching away between timber fencing. Lush, green yet refreshingly low maintenance this is a wonderful outdoor retreat.

Upstairs now, where you'll find the sleeping arrangements all generously proportioned. Your principal bedroom comes in at an enviable 150 square feet, full of light from the twin sash windows, illuminating striking light purple paintwork and artfully distressed original floorboards running underfoot.

Next door bedroom two is another double, finished in pale green with blonde hardwood underfoot. Bedroom three, a generous single, sits to the rear in cream and more hardwood. In between your family bathroom features smoky dark marbled tilework around the pistachio tub, and smoky slate grey underfoot.

Finally, with that loft space so far unexplored, you can follow in the footsteps of your neighbours and add your own whole new storey. That's potentially two more bedrooms and another bathroom, subject to the usual permissions.
Your new neighbourhood


First things first, you're just a five minute walk from Leyton tube here. With direct nine minute connections to Liverpool Street via the Central line, that's an enviable door to door City commute of just fifteen minutes.

And if you're heading to the West End, Tottenham Court Road is just eleven minutes further.

Whenever you're in search of local nightlife, The Leyton Engineer is just moments away on High Road Leyton. Sat in the Grade II listed surroundings of the Old Town Hall, this is a splendid new local.

Francis Road is also well worth a visit, just a third of a mile on foot for a range of independent cafes and delis, plus the much loved new Kerb street market, every Saturday from ten til four. Great for fresh produce and street food.

Even the former Olympic Village is within walking distance; East Village is just twenty minutes' walk from your new front door, and home to an ever evolving range of independent shops, bars and restaurants. Walk just a little further for the massive Westfield shopping centre and the endless greenery of the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.

There's plenty more nature even closer to home, not only is Coronation Gardens on your doorstep but Sidmouth Park and Leyton Jubilee Park are both just moments away. For a great range of jogging and strolling routes.

Finally local schools are chiefly excellent, with a number of nearby primaries scoring 'Outstanding' ratings on their latest Ofsted inspections.

A wonderfully bright and generous Victorian family terrace, from the classic brick frontage to the lengthy rear garden. With lots of light, space and scope for development this is a great find with plenty of personalisation potential. All well placed for transport, greenery and the bustling heart of Stratford.

EPC Rating: D