• Victorian Villa +
• Three Double Bedrooms Including Primary Suite With Underfloor Heating +
• Beautiful Curb Appeal +
• Wealth of Period Features +
• Multiple Living Spaces +
• Located Within Forest Gate Conservation Area +
• Close to Forest Gate Station & Wanstead Flats +
• Planning Permission Granted for Ground Floor Extension +
• Large South Facing Garden +
• Eat in Kitchen-Diner +

This handsome Victorian villa offers generous proportions and a strong sense of presence, with three double bedrooms including a well-considered primary suite and multiple living spaces arranged over two floors. Period features are woven throughout, adding depth and heritage, while the eat-in kitchen-diner supports everyday living and entertaining with ease. Outside, a large south-facing garden provides a valuable extension of the home. Positioned within the Forest Gate Conservation Area, the property enjoys close proximity to Forest Gate station and the wide open landscapes of Wanstead Flats. There is also clear potential for further development, subject to the usual consents.

IF YOU LIVED HERE…

Set back from the road behind a front lawn, the Victorian façade presents classic brickwork and a porch that creates a quietly inviting arrival. Stepping inside, a striking stained glass front door and a handsome staircase offer an early glimpse of the period detailing found throughout the home.

From here, the first reception room is rich in colour and atmosphere, with a bay window, ornate cornicing, an intricate ceiling rose and a striking fireplace giving the room a confident, expressive feel. Moving on, the second reception room unfolds with real presence, where period detailing continues alongside a further fireplace and parquet flooring that adds warmth and pattern underfoot. Its proportions draw you naturally towards the rear of the house, making it suited to relaxed evenings and more sociable occasions. The kitchen-diner brings together classic-style cabinetry, a central island and parquet flooring, with wide garden-facing windows and a natural connection through to the conservatory.

Wrapped in glazing, the conservatory enjoys a close relationship with the garden, where greenery and shifting daylight shape a gentle atmosphere throughout the year. Beyond, the south-facing garden is arranged with lawn, planting and a seating area, creating a peaceful, sun-filled setting behind the house. Back inside, a cellar sits below, providing additional storage.

Upstairs, the main bedroom continues the home’s period story, with high ceilings, deep carpeting and a fireplace adding a subtle note of grandeur. A dressing room leads through to the en suite, finished in soft, neutral tones with a refined, understated feel. Of the remaining bedrooms, one enjoys the charm of a bay window, while the other looks peacefully over the rear garden. The family bathroom completes the first floor, featuring a bath alongside generous tiling and a soothing, well-balanced palette.