Three-bed end-terrace with garden — no upward chain, ideal for refurb or investment.
No upward chain — quick sale potential
Offered with no upward chain, this three-bedroom end-terraced house on Homerton Road presents a clear opportunity for first-time buyers and buy-to-let investors. The layout includes a bay-front lounge, separate dining room with large storage cupboard, kitchen with garden access, and a first-floor bathroom. A decent rear garden and shared side entry add outdoor space and flexibility.
The property benefits from double glazing (unknown install date) and open rear views, while the end-terrace position gives extra light compared with mid-terraces. The dining room could be opened into the kitchen (subject to regulations) to create a modern open-plan living space. Nearby schools have good Ofsted ratings and local bus links and leisure amenities are close by.
Buyers should note several practical issues: the seller reports the central heating boiler is not working; the roof shows wear, some exterior damp and old windows may need replacement; walls are likely solid brick with no cavity insulation (assumed). The house dates from 1930–1949 and will require targeted refurbishment and ongoing maintenance. The area is classified as very deprived with average crime levels, which may affect resale values and rental demand.
This property is best for someone wanting a value-led purchase to improve and personalise, or an investor seeking a straightforward let-after-refurb option. Viewing is recommended to assess scope for renovation, heating replacement, and potential to reconfigure the ground floor layout.