£2,100 pcm
(£485 pw)
3 bed flat to rentNewport Road, Leyton E10
3 beds
1 bath
1 reception
700 sq. ft
EPC Rating: C
Just added
Available from 25 September 2026
Unfurnished
About this property
Three Bedrooms
Two Doubles One Single
Well Presented
First Floor Apartment
Own Section Of Rear Garden
On Street Permit Parking
Available September
Unfurnished
A handsome brick-fronted three bedroom purpose built maisonette on the first floor of a striking Victorian terrace, where period features rub shoulders with characterful design, with an open plan kitchen living room and exquisite shared garden, just a few steps from Leyton's thriving social hub of Francis Road.
Leyton Midland Road overground station is five minutes away on foot, and just one stop from Walthamstow Central, for direct 20 minute runs to Oxford Circus and Liverpool Street. Alternatively, Leytonstone tube is equidistant and will speed you directly to The City and West End in 15 to 20 minutes, via the Central line.
If you lived here
Leyton's increasingly popular social hub of Francis Road - recently part-pedestrianised - is literally at the end of your street and home to an ever-increasing range of independent stores, cafes and foodie pubs. From the homemade delights of Marmelo Kitchen and Yardarm deli and wine bar to the cosy environs of the Northcote Arms and tantalising coffee at Strange Brew, you are sure to find a favourite spot.
What else?
- Parents will be delighted to know you have twenty primary/secondary schools in a one-mile radius, all rated 'Good' or better by Ofsted and including the 'Outstanding' Newport Primary, just four minutes' walk.
- If it is nature you are craving then the wide, open green space of Bushwood and Wanstead Flats is eighteen minutes' walk or a six minute cycle away. Its vast expanse, once the chosen hunting grounds of Henry VIII, is the perfect place to leave city life behind.
Leyton Midland Road overground station is five minutes away on foot, and just one stop from Walthamstow Central, for direct 20 minute runs to Oxford Circus and Liverpool Street. Alternatively, Leytonstone tube is equidistant and will speed you directly to The City and West End in 15 to 20 minutes, via the Central line.
If you lived here
Leyton's increasingly popular social hub of Francis Road - recently part-pedestrianised - is literally at the end of your street and home to an ever-increasing range of independent stores, cafes and foodie pubs. From the homemade delights of Marmelo Kitchen and Yardarm deli and wine bar to the cosy environs of the Northcote Arms and tantalising coffee at Strange Brew, you are sure to find a favourite spot.
What else?
- Parents will be delighted to know you have twenty primary/secondary schools in a one-mile radius, all rated 'Good' or better by Ofsted and including the 'Outstanding' Newport Primary, just four minutes' walk.
- If it is nature you are craving then the wide, open green space of Bushwood and Wanstead Flats is eighteen minutes' walk or a six minute cycle away. Its vast expanse, once the chosen hunting grounds of Henry VIII, is the perfect place to leave city life behind.
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