2 bed flat for sale in Buckland Road, Leyton, E10 (ref: 4566554e-318b-4038-9adf-91ad18bd4750)

Recently refurbished to a very high standard, and full of natural light from skylights and Crittal doors, this two bedroom garden apartment is as stylish as it's perfectly placed. Leyton central line station is just ten minutes on foot, Francis Road only five.

From your generous and immaculate bay windowed front reception, to the lengthy skylit kitchen/diner, natural light is a priority throughout. The recent refurbishment is still box fresh, with pristine hardwood floors and impeccable colour schemes.

You're well placed for key priorities like transport, social hubs and open green spaces, with Leyton tube, our cafe capital of Francis Road and Sidmouth Park, among a whole host of other highlights, all just moments away.

YOUR NEW HOME

Your 150 square foot reception starts things up in fine style. Bistro shutters sit on the bay window, an elegantly preserved vintage hearth takes centre stage and light blonde herringbone hardwood sits underfoot. There's also plenty of open shelving either side of the chimney breast.

Bedroom one is next door, a substantial double with the high ceilings of the period, finished in striking powder turquoise up to the picture rail, with a matching bespoke fitted wardrobe and views over your pocket courtyard, a lovely lightwell bringing natural illumination into the heart of your new home.

Natural light also streams into your bathroom, next along the corridor, with pristine white metro tiling from floor to shoulder and tub to ceiling, with royal blue and timber accents completing the palette, plus a shower over the tub.

Bedroom two rounds out the sleeping arrangements, another double with its own skylight, plushly carpeted and finished in warm sandy beige.

From here we enter your beautifully bright, 200 square foot, kitchen/diner. Artfully divided by a modest breakfast bar below designer pendulum lighting, the kitchen area is smartly decked out in royal blue cabinetry with brass fixtures and lush timber worktops. There's a striking, designer hexagonal splashback and a full suite of integrated appliances.

More of that ash blonde herringbone hardwood runs underfoot into the dining area. A quadruple set of skylights and an entire rear wall of bi folding Crittal doors flood the entire space with natural light. Walls are once again pristine in white.

Pull the Crittal doors completely back to open up that rear wall and bring the outside in. Here a generous patio gives way to immaculate lawn, all surrounded by diverse, thriving foliage and timber fencing, all overhung by mature greenery.

An expertly landscaped outdoor solace, and the perfect complement to the artful interior.

YOUR NEW NEIGHBOURHOOD

Your new address ticks a lot of boxes. Leyton tube is just half a mile on foot, for eleven minute connections to Liverpool Street and a door to door City commute of barely twenty minutes. If you're heading to the West End then Tottenham Court Road is just eleven minutes further.

If you're looking for the overground then Leyton Midland Road station is just as close for the Suffragette line, and trains from Gospel Oak to Barking Riverside.

It's also worth having a peek under the arches here. Craft beer connoisseurs will love Gravity Well Taproom, and if you're partial to award winning BBQ then Burnt Smokehouse is for you.

There's a wealth of further eating and drinking options arranged along Leyton High Road, just off your peaceful residential turning.

The Coach and Horses and The Leyton Engineer are both nearby highlights, the latter is especially impressive, sat in the Grade II listed environs of the old Town Hall.

Finally Francis Road is just five minutes away, E10's famous capital of cafe culture, with a wide choice of coffee spots and delis. Try Yardarm wines for delicious delicacies and expertly curated vintages to enjoy in or take away.

Greenery is as easily available as everything else, with no fewer than six public parks within a ten minute walk. Joggers and strollers will be spoilt for choice and if you really want to stretch your legs you can be exploring Hackney Marshes or Epping Forest in around half an hour.