Welcome to 63 Francis Road, London, a cozy and compact flat type home with 2 bed in the E10 6PN area. This lovely residence, which comes with a leasehold tenure, and sits comfortably in tax band B.
This classic property was built 1900-1929 and has a reported internal area of 53.21 internal square metres
The local area is known for its high value-to-quality ratio -
with a market valuation of £50,700 and a rental potential of £330 per month,
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it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
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In addition to our own current description, this property has received a tailor-made description dated to May 25, 2025. It's possible the property has changed since then,
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You ll find this bright, inviting, and updated Victorian maisonette in a tree lined residential area within a few minutes walk of Francis Road s pedestrianised centre. Filling the first floor and with a private rear garden, it feels peaceful and separate from the thriving village scene on your doorstep, while original features bring a cosy, character charm to the spacious rooms.
In the last few years, the property has received a full interior redecoration. The original doors and flooring were preserved where possible, while some windows have been replaced, a new front door, and new radiators were installed, with new wiring and power sockets added when the kitchen and bathroom were redesigned. A new boiler was also fitted in 2023.
STEP INSIDE
White capitals and sash window frames pop against the variegated brickwork dressing the smart frontage of the period terrace where you ll discover the maisonette. Beyond the front patio screened by a low brick wall, you ll come to a recessed porch, where a new grey painted numbered front door leads into a private ground floor hallway.
Ahead, the stairs lead up to a split level landing. Here, off white walls and grey painted floorboards enhance the light, airy feel created by a high ceiling with a central pendant light. On the lower landing, there s space to hang up coats. Further along, wooden flooring runs across a spot lit dining kitchen that pulls in natural light from windows on two sides and a glazed rear door leading to a porch area with stairs descending to the private garden.
Fitted by Howdens in 2020, the kitchen combines pale green shaker style cabinets with copper handles, marble effect worktops, and a glossy white metro tiled splashback for an upmarket, contemporary vibe coordinating with the stylish flat panelled radiator warming the space. A central pendant further illuminates the dining area, while integrated appliances and features include a copper tap to the white butler sink, a Samsung spilt oven with a Bosch gas hob and extractor hood, and a Bosch fridge and dishwasher.
Just off the kitchen, glossy white metro wall tiles and marble effect floor tiles form the backdrop in the spot lit bathroom. Warmed by a chrome heated towel rail, it s been finished to a high standard and features a double ended deep bath with a glass screen protecting a large rainfall shower head and rainfall handheld attachment. A modern vanity basin unit with a mirror above and a toilet with a concealed cistern complete the suite.
Continue onto the upper landing to discover the primary double bedroom painted in cooling off while and a dreamy pale blue brightened by a tall rear window and a central pendant. Meanwhile, a grey carpet and traditional style column radiator add warmth and comfort.
You ll pass a useful storage cupboard on your way to the second bedroom, ideal for a single bed or home office decorated in soft green wall tones offsetting the grey painted original floorboards underfoot.
Venetian blinds filter the light streaming through a large front sash window, with matching blinds fitted to the huge box bay window in the adjoining living room. In here, contemporary off white walls meet a high, elegantly coved ceiling and grey painted floorboards, which echo the column radiator and an original cast iron fireplace with decorative inserts and a mustard tiled hearth. In addition, chunky alcove shelving painted to match the walls and mantelpiece flank the chimney breast, with a cupboard on one side and a high shelf above the bold blue accent wall opposite.
OUTDOORS
Stairs at the back of the maisonette lead to a low maintenance garden split between a decked patio and an artificial grass lawn. Iron hanging basket hooks adorn the tall enclosing wooden fencing, offering more opportunity to bring colour and texture into the space.
A NOTE FROM THE OWNER
I love how the sun streams through the bay window in the afternoon, and the dining kitchen is so nice to sit in in the morning. The neighbourhood is thriving, and there are great places to eat nearby.
GETTING AROUND
The Overground at Leyton Midland Road is a 16 minute stroll away and has a swift change to the Victoria line at Blackhorse Road. The Tube at Leyton is around 10 minutes walk, making light work of getting to the City, West End, Canary Wharf and South Bank; Stratford is just one stop away.
IN THE NEIGHBOURHOOD
Francis Road is one of Leyton s most constantly in demand locations, thanks to its urban village of independent local businesses. Firm favourites include Yardarm wine bar, Phlox bookstore, Dreamhouse Records, Edie Rose florist, Marmelo Kitchen, and Pause yoga studio.
Our local sellers particularly recommend the Filly Brook craft beer hall, Gravity Well Taproom brewery and bar, and Yardarm wine bar. Also nearby are the Heathcote & Star pub and Coach & Horses, which serves a fantastic Sunday roast.
Just around the corner is Leyton County Cricket Ground with its wonderful Edwardian pavilion, while Coronation Gardens is a 10 minute walk. The location is perfectly placed to enjoy the beautiful green spaces of Olympic Park, Wanstead Flats, and Hollow Ponds all within around 30 minutes walk or a short cycle ride .
You can reach Stratford by foot, with Hackney Marshes and Queen Elizabeth Olympics Park with the Lea Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre, VeloPark and London Aquatics easily accessible along with Westfield shopping centre. The development around the park is on the rise, with the new East Bank cultural hub soon to include world class experiences, including Sadler s Wells East theatre, the BBC, UAL s London College of Fashion and the V&A East Museum.
SCHOOLS
Popular and well performing schools with an Ofsted rating of Good or above include two local primaries, Dawlish 10 minutes walk and Newport four minutes , and Norlington Secondary & 6th Form for Boys 11 minutes .
EPC Rating C"
Tax band B
