- Four double and single bedrooms across two storeys
- Large lounge and conservatory offer flexible living space
- Single garage plus driveway parking for up to three cars
- Decent rear plot with garden potential for families
- Chain free — ready for a quick sale
- Built 1930s solid brick; likely no wall insulation, refurbishment needed
- Council tax described as expensive; factor running costs
- Local area records higher crime rates; consider security measures
A substantial 1930s semi-detached family home on Upney Lane offering four well-proportioned bedrooms across two floors and generous reception space. The large lounge and extended kitchen/conservatory layout gives flexible living for growing families, while the decent plot and rear garden offer scope for outdoor play and landscaping. Practical features include an integrated single garage, a wide paved driveway with space for multiple cars, mains gas central heating and double glazing.
This property is offered chain free and is suited to buyers wanting space and potential rather than a turn-key finish. The solid brick walls are likely uninsulated as-built and some updating is anticipated — a good opportunity for refurbishment to add value, modernise the kitchen and bathrooms, and improve energy performance. Council tax is noted as expensive and the immediate area records higher-than-average crime; sensible security and budget planning are advised.
Located close to Barking Park and several well-rated schools, the house sits in a well-connected neighbourhood with excellent mobile and fast broadband speeds. No flood risk is recorded. Overall, this is a roomy family home with clear scope for improvement and strong practical benefits (parking, garage, garden) for buyers seeking space and long-term potential.
