The house blends period features with modern updates, according to estate agents The Stow Brothers.
The terraced house has a classic yellow and red brick exterior enhanced with crisp white detailing.
A neatly kept garden and hedge lead to a doorway framed by an arch.
The Wanstead-based estate agents said the end-of-terrace house has a reception room that “unfolds with an easy sense of flow”, with two distinct seating areas arranged around a characterful fireplace.
A bay window gives natural light, while the original coving and ceiling roses lend an elegant finish.
The spacious open-plan kitchen-diner features tiling, extensive work surfaces and a clean-lined cabinetry.
The back of the ground floor is lit by skylights.
Glazed doors present a view of the south-west facing garden, lending the room a “graceful indoor-outdoor rhythm”.
The garden, enclosed by mature planting, provides a broad lawn and a paved terrace for quiet outdoor moments.
On the first floor, there are two “well-proportioned” double bedrooms.
One is described as “well-balanced with fitted wardrobes and a warm backdrop”, while the other has a view of the garden.
The modern bathroom features a full-length bath topped with an overhead rain shower.
The remaining two double-bedrooms sit on the top floor.
One of the bedrooms benefits from skylights and an ensuite, while the other offers a versatile space adaptable to various needs.
According to the estate agent, the property is conveniently located close to local amenities with plenty of independent cafés and shops around Francis Road.
Notable spots include Marmelo Kitchen, Yardarm, and The Northcote Arms.
The pedestrian-friendly stretch often hosts a weekend market which adds to the local vibe.
Leytonstone High Road also provides conveniences, such as the Wild Goose Bakery and popular dining spots like Bocca Bocca.
Nearby Wanstead Flats, part of Epping Forest, offers wide open scenery for long walks.
Additionally, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, a short distance away, offers a range of sports facilities and cultural venues.
Local schooling options, include Newport Primary School, which is just a four-minute walk away.
For those who rely on public transport for commuting, the estate agents add that both Leyton and Leytonstone Underground stations are just over ten-minutes from the property, offering swift connections across the city.
For extra Overground options, Leytonstone High Road and Leyton Midland stations are around fifteen-minutes away.
The owner of the property stated: “Richmond Road is a great place to live – close to Francis Road with the shops and market, outstanding local schools and easy walking distance to the tube and overground.
“We’re lucky to have a pocket park right by the house that adds some greenery to the road and has been a place for our children to play.
“We’ve done lots of building work to the house, adding bedrooms and extensions so as a buyer this means you’d be able to move in and concentrate on putting your stamp on the house without costly renovations.
“The kitchen is probably our favourite room, big enough for having friends over but also a quiet and sunny spot where you can lie on the sofa overlooking the garden.
“The garden brings us happiness throughout the year, from the big cherry blossom and magnolia flowers in spring to the mature wisteria and roses in the summer and the brilliant autumn leaves.
“It’s a lovely private space, with the side access providing extra width.
“We’ll be sorry to leave.”
