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Sylvan Road, Wanstead Offers In Excess Of £270,000 Share of Freehold 1 bed, Apartment - Conversion An ideally located one bedroom first floor apartment just off Wanstead High • One Bedroom Street, with the bustling heart of our extremely popular East London village right at the end of your road. Semi-detached with large room sizes, you have a • Share of Freehold beautiful brick frontage and are nicely set back from the leafy road. • Moments to Snaresbrook Station Snaresbrook tube station is three minutes' walk, and will whisk you directly to • Central Wanstead Location Liverpool Street in a mere sixteen, or Tottenham Court Road in twenty five, • Period Conversion putting both the City and the West End within half an hour door-to-door. If you like your therapy in retail form then the infinite options of Westfield Stratford • Chain Free City shopping city are at your fingertips in ten minutes. IF YOU LIVED HERE... You'll be welcoming friends and family into your 140 square foot open plan living area with a bay window to the fore, blonde engineered timber floorboards underfoot and plenty of space for dining. Some designer flourishes in here will make for quite a hosting space. The kitchen area's dressed in a smart pine suite, with a characterful chrome and taupe backsplash and recessed spot lighting overhead. Next door and your bedroom's a solid double coming in at over ninety square feet enjoying pristine white walls, more sleekly engineered flooring and a garden view. Lastly, the bathroom comes decked out in white and aqua hues with a timber-paneled tub, rainfall shower and heated towel rail. You may want to adapt the space to your tastes but the fundamentals here are strong. Outside you have the shops and amenities of Wanstead High Street right on your doorstep, and you're spoilt for choice when it comes to a new local. Peckish? Try the Sunday roasts at The Manor House (a gorgeous vintage foodie pub), or the salt beef burger at former 19th century coaching inn The Cuckfield. Be sure to try Nightingale Lane too, it's just five minutes away on foot and home to some great traditional pubs including The Duke and Nightingale on the Green. WHAT ELSE? - Bombetta is an Italian restaurant just a three minute walk away (right by Snaresbrook station) serving hearty portions of authentic Puglian cuisine. Try the spicy sausage bombetta with courgette fries, this enviable eaterie is sure to become a favourite. - Drivers can be on the North Circular and the M11 in around four minutes. - You're located just a five minute stroll from the wild open greenery of Leyton Flats and the peaceful waters of Eagle Pond. It's the best place we know to retreat from the city. You'll forget you're in London. A WORD FROM THE OWNER.. "It is perfectly situated, being a stone’s throw away from the Central line and within walking distance of the lovely Wanstead village.".

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