1 room flat of 32m² in London

A newly renovated one-bedroom, first floor, Victorian conversion, flooded with natural light and offered unfurnished. You'll find this property nestled in the exciting new neighbourhood of Wood Street with trendy cafes and eateries on your doorstep. Wood Street overground station is less than a quarter of a mile on foot and will get you directly to Liverpool Street in a mere twenty minutes. Alternatively, Walthamstow Central is just one stop away, for West End access via the Victoria Line. If you lived here... You'll be right around the corner from Wood Street - one of Walthamstow's most exciting new neighbourhoods. There's a vintage market, great choice if independent restaurants, cafes and shops plus some excellent pubs and bars, with new facilities opening up all the time. Wood Street station is just a third of a mile away on foot, and will get you directly into Liverpool Street in 20 minutes. Alternatively hop off at Walthamstow Central after just one stop (2 minutes) for direct runs to the West End. What else? - For some of the best, coolest and comfiest bars and pubs Walthamstow has to offer, head to The Village, just a half mile or so on foot. - Decor throughout is smart and neat, with plenty of scope for personalisation. - For your new local may we suggest The Duke, it's a great gastropub just a few minutes away that does a range of mean burgers. A word from the expert... “I have worked in Walthamstow for over 7 years, and I still enjoy the buzz in the area. From the scene in Walthamstow Central which offers Collab, Gokyuzu and the Empire cinema. Take a short stroll to the famous William Morris gallery which is located on the popular Lloyd Park surrounded by beautiful green scenery. Walthamstow Village has been a popular trend for me over the years with its bubbly night life and quirky pubs. My personal favourite is The Village Pub. There are four trains stations in Walthamstow. Walthamstow Central, Wood Street, Blackhorse Road and Walthamstow Queens Road. I have commuted to and from Central London from Walthamstow Train Station which takes less than 20 minutes so I can see why Walthamstow has the nickname ‘awesomestow’”. Jon vassallo Media manager