Walthamstow couple transform 'unloved' maisonette with 'dirty carpets and broken windows' into dream home now being sold for £50...

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Walthamstow couple transform 'unloved' maisonette with 'dirty carpets and broken windows' into dream home now being sold for £50...

A Walthamstow couple has transformed an 'unloved' maisonette into a dream home now on the market for an incredible £500,000. Five years ago, the flat on Blackhorse Road was an "unloved space, with dirty carpets, broken windows, and a pebble dashed front".

After an impressive renovation project, the flat has been transformed into a swanky pad. Before and after photos show the incredible work that has gone into the flat, which is now on the market.

During the project, the carpets have been pulled up and the original pine floors have been sanded and varnished. The windows are now wooden sash boxes.

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Kitchen
The kitchen has been transformed with new flooring and new units

The pebble dash exterior has also been removed revealing the stunning original brickwork. The living room has been painted a deep navy blue, one of the two bedrooms has a funky orange ceiling, and there are gold light switches throughout.

The flat is better proportioned than most Warners. The large living room has plenty of space for dining, making it an excellent room for entertaining, while the two double bedrooms both look out onto the south-west facing garden.

Walthamstow flat
The living room has been painted a stunning dark blue colour and the wooden floors have been revealed

The flat has even more potential for expansion should the new owners wish, as the loft space is included in the lease, meaning the next owner could convert it to add an extra floor. Located just two minutes from Blackhorse Road tube, it is a great flat for those wanting good travel links.

Supermarkets are also easy to access. Lidl is a ten-minute walk away, Tesco and Co-op are five minutes, and there’s a corner shop two doors down. It is now listed on Rightmove for £500,000 with an open house taking place this Saturday, May 13.

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