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Key Features
- Ground-floor gallery and cultural space
- Offering F2 (formerly D2) use class – Ideal for community use
- May also be suitable for a range of alternative uses, subject to the necessary consents
- Approximately 3,014 sq. ft.
- Flexible, open-plan space, making it ideal for a variety of uses
- Occupying a prominent position in Walthamstow town centre
Description
Occupying a prominent corner position at the junction of Hoe Street and Forest Road, The site has been comprehensively redeveloped to provide 18 residential apartments above, with a self-contained commercial unit at ground floor level.
The ground floor unit falls within the F2 use class, making it well suited to community occupiers. However, alternative uses may also be considered.
Internally, the unit offers a bright, flexible open-plan layout, providing an adaptable footprint capable of accommodating a variety of occupier fit-outs and uses.
Full-height glazing wraps around the corner elevation, flooding the space with natural light and providing excellent visibility and passing exposure to Hoe Street and the surrounding junction.
Location
The property occupies a prominent position on Hoe Street, the principal thoroughfare through Walthamstow town centre, E17 — one of London’s most sought-after and fast- regenerating locations
Walthamstow Central station is moments away, offering Victoria line access into central London in under 20 minutes, plus London Overground connections across East London, with numerous bus routes running directly along Hoe Street
The immediate area offers a vibrant mix of independent and established retailers, with Selborne Walk (The Mall) providing mainstream high street shopping nearby, alongside Walthamstow Market — one of Europe’s longest outdoor markets — and a thriving café, restaurant and cultural scene, including Soho Theatre Walthamstow.
Combined with excellent green space nearby, including Walthamstow Wetlands and Lloyd Park, the location offers occupiers access to a large, diverse and growing catchment
