From the street, this four double bedroom, two bathroom Victorian terrace presents with classic proportions, original brickwork and double glazed sash windows. Inside, it is immediately clear this is a home shaped by architectural intent rather than a standard renovation.

The front reception room retains its original character, with high ceilings, cornicing, a ceiling rose, restored floorboards and a working original cast iron fireplace. Light enters through the bay window, creating a calm and well-balanced living space. Beyond, the dining room connects naturally to the modern kitchen, with Corian worktops and underfloor heating (UFH) providing everyday comfort.

The rear of the house is defined by a striking architectural extension, fully consented and delivered through a rigorous design process that would be extremely difficult to replicate under current planning conditions. A floor-to-ceiling bespoke oak door opens the kitchen directly to the garden, while the external elevation is finished in Shou Sugi Ban timber cladding.

The garden has been designed to be usable and low-maintenance, with paved surfaces, a large U-shaped raised bed with integrated seating and lighting, and established planting. It enjoys direct sunlight from lunchtime.

On the first floor, the principal bedroom to the front is generous and light-filled, with an original fireplace. A second bedroom at the rear features floor-to-ceiling architectural glass overlooking the garden. These are served by a contemporary family bathroom with a freestanding Lusso Stone bath, walk-in shower and UFH, with a secret laundry space off the hallway.

The second floor is accessed via a bespoke birch ply staircase, leading to two further bedrooms with architectural glazing, eaves storage and a jade green tiled shower room with UFH.

Ideally located, the house is a five-minute walk from Walthamstow Central and Orford Road. A carefully designed home where Victorian character and confident modern architecture meet