London

Measuring out at over 1,550 square feet, this four bedroom end terrace Victorian house requires modernisation throughout and is ideal for those looking for a development opportunity. The original brick facade and Victorian double bay create fantastic kerb appeal and being situated at the end of the terrace, the original garage to the rear could easily be reinstated. The bay fronted lounge has double doors leading to the second reception room just behind, where the high ceilings and original covings create a real feeling of grandeur with the central hallway giving access to the basement. To the rear of the property, you'll find a dated yet fully functional kitchen/diner with a ground floor shower room and access to the 40ft garden. The first floor certainly doesn't disappoint with four bedrooms, a family bathroom and also gives access to the loft area where many along the street have converted the space into two further bedrooms and an additional bathroom. Externally, you'll find a 40ft garden, the orientation means that it gets the sun pretty much all day long, the side access is particularly handy and once had the rarity of a garage that could easily be rebuilt to house a car or be used as a home office.

Located within half a mile of Leyton underground station, you'll have easy access to the Central Line along with the various shops, cafes and restaurants pepper the High Road, from charismatic butcher’s Meatlove, which sells the finest beef, lamb and chicken in the area, to old-school deli Palmeira, not only stocked with imported Portuguese deli items, but with ice-cold pints of Super Bock beer to wash down a light lunch in its café-bar. Cyclists will make a beeline for Bike Shack, just off the main road, while Carnival has become a local institution for cards, gifts and household items, and quirkily-named tailor No-One Famous is on hand for alterations.