Property to rent in Forster Road, London E17

If you lived here...?

Your bright reception room flows into a 260 square foot dining area, showcasing a clean white palette while retaining plenty of original charm with a bay window, an open hearth, and original floorboards. At the rear, the kitchen offers seamless garden access and is a home chef's dream, featuring a professional grade range cooker, timber style worktops, and an breakfast counter for extra workspace and seating. White metro tiles line the splashback, complemented by urban style charcoal tiles underfoot. Adjacent, you have a lean to, perfect for storage.?

Head upstairs to find two double bedrooms with a similar bright aesthetic to your reception, with white finishes and original flooring. The larger bedroom, measuring 150 square feet, is bathed in natural light and features two windows with a lovely street views. The second bedroom includes a charming open hearth. Your spacious bathroom overlooks the garden and includes a sumptuous freestanding tub and a large shower cubicle, striking black flooring contrasting nicely with the pristine white tiled walls.?

You'll be moments from thriving St. James Street, brimming with independent cafes, vibrant bars and pubs. For your morning coffee and pastries, visit Weirdough Bakery on Station Road, just five minutes away. Then, head to St. James Street for brunch at 56 St James or enjoy craft beer and sourdough pizza at True Craft Walthamstow. You also have crate St James, a creative space featuring a mix of independent shops, eateries, and workspaces. In addition to St. James Street station, the Victoria line is just twenty minutes away at Blackhorse Road, offering quick trips to Oxford Circus in only twenty minutes.

What else?

- Head twenty minutes south to Lea Bridge Road for further amenities, including charming cafe, kophi, Pincha la Deli Delicatassen for an epic sandwich, and the Hare and Hounds for a pint and comedy.
- Keep fit and zen at MoreYoga, a beloved local yoga studio just twenty three minutes away.
- For an eclectic peek into London's transportation history, Walthamstow Pumphouse Museum is just around the corner.