Twickenham Road, London, E11

This standout two-bedroom flat is located on sought-after Twickenham Road, a quiet tree-lined street within walking distance from the coffee shops and restaurants of Francis Road. Refurbished thoughtfully throughout by the owners, it mixes original Victorian features with Scandinavian design and playful pops of color to create a unique and inspiring space.

Entrance & Hallway
With its own front door, you are greeted by the smell of a beautiful rose bush and the practicality of a wooden-clad bike storage unit. The hallway is bright with a double-height ceiling and feature lighting. Modern patterned flooring has a pop of hot pink with brass fixtures and fittings. The staircase leads upwards with original whitewashed floorboards throughout.

Kitchen & Breakfast Bar (3.61m x 3.2m)
At the top of the stairs, where a wall once stood, you are now greeted by a beautiful large open-plan kitchen with waterfall countertops and a breakfast bar. Blushed plaster walls marry perfectly with the blue-grey kitchen cabinets, featuring leather pull handles and brass kick plates. A fully brass sink with a matte black tap and industrial-style lighting provides the finishing touches. Solid reclaimed oak roof beams offer ample extra storage.

Lounge & Diner (5.35m x 4.39m)
The lounge leads off the hallway and is considered very large for a flat of this kind; it could easily be divided to provide a third bedroom. Instead, the current owners have space for a dining table and chairs as well as a large sofa and armchair area. Two large south-facing sash windows flood the room with light, which spills over into the kitchen and hall. Whitewashed flooring contrasts beautifully with the teal walls and ceiling, featuring a jungle print feature wall, inbuilt shelving, high ceilings, and other standout decorative touches that make this room really wow.

Master Bedroom (3.67m x 3.52m)
The master bedroom similarly leads off the hallway. A large sash window lights the walls, which have a beautiful pastel green shade that flows perfectly from the pink and blue hues in the hall and kitchen. Inbuilt wardrobes provide storage, and a king-size bed with high ceilings gives this room the perfect calming feeling you want from a bedroom.

Double Bedroom (3.40m x 2.01m)
The double bedroom sits at the opposite end of the flat from the master bedroom and is off the kitchen. Currently set up as a child’s room, it has previously been used as a guest room. It features dual-tone walls and a double-glazed sash window overlooking the beautiful private rear garden.

Bathroom (2.84m x 1.24m)
The bathroom is similarly off the kitchen, next to the double bedroom. Beautiful blue patterned concrete tiles imported from Portugal lead us into the room, where a mixture of materials create something special. Pinewood strips around the bath and a granite countertop sink provide an air of luxury, while solid ply shelving is cleverly installed in what was previously a wasted space.

Garden (7.62m)
A staircase off the kitchen leads to a 25ft private rear garden. A light Cotswold stone patio area leads onto the bamboo and fern-lined lawn, down to a private seating area at the back of the garden. Like all things with this flat, it has been carefully considered and is a great use of the space.

Loft
Having recently purchased the freehold, the loft with access in the hall and double bedroom provides further potential to improve and extend this wonderful property.

The Area
Leyton is a popular area of East London, well-positioned for access to the green spaces and facilities of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, as well as Epping Forest, Walthamstow Wetlands Centre, Hackney Marshes, and the Lea River. The pedestrianised Francis Road is only a minute's walk away, offering a variety of independent cafes, bars, shops, and restaurants, including Yardarm, Marmelo Kitchen, Phlox, Edie Rose, Pause, Venner, and Dream Records.

The nearby East Bank has recently opened in the Olympic Park, which will be home to the V&A East (due to open in 2023). There will also be a new Sadler’s Wells, a BBC Music performance venue, and the London School of Fashion.

There are excellent schools in the area, including Newport Primary School, which is only a few minutes away. A key feature of the house is its location—Leyton tube station (Central Line) is just eight minutes away on foot.

The newly-opened Crossrail, with services from Stratford, will run Elizabeth Line services into central London in just 12 minutes. Stratford International also runs express train services all over the UK, taking passengers to the south coast in under an hour

EPC band: D

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