Victory Road, Wanstead, E11

Victorian Period - Grade II Listed - Short Walk From Wanstead High Street - Well Located For Snaresbrook Central Line Station - Separate Kitchen - Spacious Reception Room - Two Bedrooms - Family Bathroom - Garden Area - Two Allocated Parking Spaces

Durden & Hunt welcome to the market this charming and characterful mews house which is located just a short distance from Wanstead High Street.

Victory Road is set within a popular victorian conversion. We understand it was designed by Arnold Mitchell a prominent architect whose designs include St. Felix school in Southwold and the school of agriculture, Cambridge. It is grade II listed and forms part of Clock Tower estate which is a grade II+ building. The estate was originally a Merchant Seaman’s orphanage established in 1866 and it is understood that Victory Road was part of the nurses home. It was briefly a convent before it became Wanstead hospital between 1937 to 1986. The nurses home was converted into 9 separate houses of which this property in question, Victory Road, is located.

The property is located uniquely within the development and accessed via a quiet pathway giving it a very quiet and private feel, you are then greeted by your garden area. The garden area is easily maintained and currently has a shed for outdoor storage. There is also two allocated parking spaces. From the lounge you can access the secure gated communal garden to the front.

Internally the property benefits from a conventional layout with a separate kitchen, good size lounge, two bedrooms and family bathroom.

There are countless features within the home and these include high ceilings, including approx 18 ft high in the master bedroom and floor to ceiling sash windows. The family bathroom is in particularly high standard.

The property is perfect for first time buyers, home movers, downsizes or investors. A viewing is highly recommended to understand the charm and character of the development and the property.

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