Well-presented three-bed terrace with large driveway and solar panels, close to schools and Elizabeth Line access..
Solar panels installed 2020 reduce energy bills
Block-paved driveway (approx. 35') for 2–3 cars
Three bedrooms, one family bathroom only
EPC rating C; mains gas boiler and radiators
Average 891 sq ft on a small plot; mid-century build
Good local schools and shops within walking distance
Harold Wood Elizabeth Line accessible by foot or bus
Local area: high deprivation; may affect resale/rental demand
This mid-20th-century mid-terrace offers practical family living close to local shops, schools and leisure facilities. A large block-paved driveway provides parking for two to three cars and the house benefits from solar panels installed in 2020, helping reduce running costs. The layout includes two reception rooms, a kitchen/diner and a rear garden with patio and lawn.
Upstairs are three bedrooms and a single family bathroom — suitable for a growing family but with limited bathroom provision. The property is an average-sized home (approx. 891 sq ft) on a small plot and was constructed in the 1950s–60s; this means there’s scope for modernization to better suit contemporary family life. EPC rating C and mains gas boiler/central heating are practical positives.
Transport is workable: Harold Wood Elizabeth Line is accessible by foot or regular bus services, and local public transport links are good. Broadband speeds are fast and mobile signal excellent. Practical details include freehold tenure, no flood risk, double glazing and cavity walls.
Be realistic about the wider area: the neighbourhood is recorded as hampered with high deprivation levels, which may affect resale or rental demand for some buyers. Crime is average locally. Overall this is a sensible family purchase or investment with immediate usable space and clear potential for value-adding improvements.