This exceptional three-bedroom, semi-detached 1930s home truly embodies character and history. Meticulously preserved and maintained, the property retains virtually all its original features, including original painted windows, Bakelite light switches, and four functioning 1930s fireplaces. The original floorboards were re-varnished last year with an eco-friendly varnish, ensuring the house is move-in ready.

The welcoming hall, featuring William Morris wallpaper, leads into the light-filled, open-plan through reception room with a front bay window, benefiting from all-day light. The walls are finished in Farrow & Ball paint, reflecting the quality upkeep. Garden access is available from the rear. The kitchen is finished with vintage upper cabinets, a copper French sink with a vintage faucet and a recently replaced Bosch fridge and dishwasher; all tiles are the originals. The downstairs WC is charmingly wallpapered with vintage maps and has an original Royal Doulton sink.

Upstairs, there are three good-sized bedrooms, including a primary room with a bay window and fireplace. The second bedroom includes built-in storage and a fireplace. The bathroom retains original 1930s fittings, including a re-enamelled tub and Royal Doulton sink with updated faucets.

Outside, the mature gardens are thoughtfully planted, with the front garden being south-facing and the back garden north-facing, featuring fig and apple trees and cottage-style plants. The garage roof and door have both been recently replaced.

Situated in a location between Wood Street and Highams Park (Upper Walthamstow), not far from the William Morris Gallery and Lloyd Park. Epping Forest is just five minutes away. Local attractions range from independent shops in Wood Street. Nearby, there are cultural spots like Walthamstow Trades Hall and the Forest Cinema. Crucially, the location is well-connected, offering fast access to Liverpool Street via the Overground, the Victoria Line, and major bus routes.