Brunswick Road, Leyton, London, E10

Tucked away on one of Leyton’s friendliest streets, this Abraham-built first floor maisonette (c.1900) delivers a rare blend of period elegance and modern joy. Set across just under 740 square feet, this two-bedroom home is a sunshine-soaked, soul-nourishing delight—complete with its very own private garden sanctuary. Make your entrance via your own private front door and ascend to discover a layout that just works. The generous reception room is a showstopper from the start: high ceilings, a beautiful cast iron fireplace, and a large bay window that pulls in the morning sun like a warm embrace. It’s the perfect spot to kick back with a book, binge a boxset, or host a laid-back evening with friends. Down the hallway (bright, central, and a rare spatial treat), you’ll find the main bedroom—serene and spacious—and a second bedroom that's currently moonlighting as a stylish home office. Whether you're remote working, writing your novel, or just want a quiet zone, it’s got the versatility box firmly ticked. At the rear lies the real heart of the home: a beautifully appointed kitchen/diner with views over the trees. Pastel cabinetry, butcher block worktops and open shelving combine with sleek appliances to make this space as functional as it is fabulous. The dining room—bathed in light thanks to a large side window—is a joyful setting for Sunday roasts, wine-fuelled dinners, or a morning coffee as the world wakes up. And for the cherry on top? A modern bathroom sits neatly beside the kitchen—clean, stylish and ready to serve. From the kitchen, a staircase leads you down to your sole use garden. Lovingly tended and wonderfully private, it’s a calm green pocket perfect for summer lounging, pottering with the plants, or alfresco dining under twinkling lights.

Brunswick Road is perfectly placed—just half a mile to Leytonstone Station, and with Francis Road (aka Leyton’s beloved pedestrianised parade) just around the corner. Think artisan coffee, indie bookshops, yoga studios, and community spirit in abundance. Fancy a pint or some top-tier people-watching? The Leyton Star, Leyton Technical, and Coach & Horses are all within easy reach. Need a reboot? Try The Royal Café—we recommend the mushrooms and poached eggs. And if you need a splash of nature or retail therapy, you're spoiled either way: Sidmouth Park and Coronation Gardens are moments away, while Westfield Stratford is just one Central Line stop up.

Share of Freehold
Council Tax Band B
EPC Rating C