• Three Bedroom Victorian Terrace +
• Extended Loft with Sleek En Suite +
• Family Bathroom +
• Stunning Herringbone Flooring +
• Private Rear Garden +
• Exposed Brickwork +
• Bay Frontage with Sash Windows +
• Moments to Francis Road +
• Close to Leyton Station +

This three-bedroom Victorian terrace in Leyton Village comes with a smart loft conversion already in place, giving you 860 sq ft of flexible space to make your own. The open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area runs from front to back, soaking up light all day, and a west-facing garden is ready for sunny afternoons and late-evening suppers. Step outside and you’re moments from Francis Road’s cafés, wine bars, and independents with Leyton Underground (Central line) and Leyton Midland (Overground) both just over ten minutes on foot, keeping the whole city within easy reach.

IF YOU LIVED HERE....

From the moment you walk in through your cheerful sunshine-yellow front door, the design choices here do all the talking. Everything feels crisp, well-thought-out, and easy to live in.

The main living space runs from front to back without interruption, cleverly designed with different zones in mind. The bay window floods the front with light, oak chevron flooring pulls everything together, and period details - coving, ceiling roses - sit happily alongside newer touches like the anthracite feature wall and vertical radiators. The fireplace niche is ready to style up however you like, and the colour palette flows straight into the kitchen, so the whole level feels joined-up rather than patched together.

The kitchen hugs one wall, with wooden worktops and a central island under emerald glass pendants, roomy enough to actually use without cramping the space. Push open the bifold doors and the garden becomes part of the house, perfect for lazy breakfasts or late-night drinks.

The garden itself is deliberately low-maintenance: a stretch of decking and simple planters keep it calm and usable, without demanding every weekend for upkeep.

Back inside, the staircase is flanked by brickwork on one side and glazing on the other, carrying light all the way through (don’t forget the integrated under-stairs storage either). On the first floor, two bedrooms sit on either side of the bathroom. The largest has stripped wooden floorboards and twin sash windows, whilst the smaller overlooks the garden. The bathroom keeps things unfussy with white metro tiles, a proper bath, and an overhead rain head shower.

And then there’s the top floor: a full loft suite with floor-to-ceiling glazing with garden views, plus Velux windows to double the daylight. The en-suite walks the line between fun and functional—geometric flooring, unobtrusive graphic wallpaper, and a sunlit shower that makes mornings less of a slog.