Dominion

Dominion Residential Overview

Dominion is a finished residential building in Walthamstow, East London, inside the London Borough of Waltham Forest. It's on a spot with some local history—it used to be the home of a 1930s Art Deco cinema and music hall, which gave the building its feel. The building has 48 apartments on six floors and is part of a city improvement project by Newlon Living. Living here puts you close to Walthamstow Market, local stores, and parks, so it’s a pretty balanced place to live.

The bigger project was made to combine modern homes with the feel of the area. Dominion has a few one, two, and three-bedroom apartments, but right now, they mostly have two-bedroom ones available. The building is ready to move into, so you can get a home right away in a Zone 3 spot that's easy to get around and has stores and places to go nearby.

Apartment Design and Internal Environment

The apartments in Dominion are made to let in as much light as possible and feel calm and easy to live in over the long term. The layouts have open living rooms, bedrooms that are clearly separate, and are easy to move around in. The inside touches have a modern design but still feel comfortable, so each place is functional but also simple. Every apartment has its own outdoor space, like a garden, balcony, or terrace.

The homes are for sale now, and the two-bedroom apartments start at £495,000. This price is because of where it is, how big it is, and that it's already done. Because there aren't many apartments, it feels more private than in bigger complexes, but there are still shared things and places where people can hang out without losing their own space.

Location, Connectivity, and Lifestyle Context

Dominion is right in Walthamstow, so it's easy to get to public transportation. Walthamstow Central, Blackhorse Road, and Walthamstow Queen’s Road stations are all close enough to walk to, and you can get on the Victoria Line and National Rail. It doesn't take long to get to the center of the city, so it's good for commuting and seeing other parts of London. People usually look at a map to see how close it is to stations and other things they might need.

The area has a mix of city life and nature. Walthamstow Market, which is known as the longest street market in Europe, is nearby, and Walthamstow Wetlands has lots of space to walk and bike. There are also cafes, schools, and other useful places nearby. Marketing stuff has photos and layouts so people can see if it's a place they want to live based on how they live, how easy it is to get around, and if it will be a place worth living in later.