Chain-free freehold three-bedroom mid-terrace, approx. 998 sq ft
Two reception rooms plus first-floor family bathroom
Rear garden with shared side access, brick sheds and external W.C.
EPC C; gas central heating via boiler and radiators
Interior dated—carpets remain; suitable for modernization or refurbishment
Solid brick walls assumed uninsulated; possible upgrade costs
On-street parking only; council permit required
Area has above-average crime and local deprivation — verify suitability
This three-bedroom mid-terrace on Crownfield Road is a straightforward, chain-free family home with good bones and clear scope for improvement. At roughly 998 sq ft the layout provides two reception rooms, a kitchen and a first-floor family bathroom — practical spaces that are ready for modernization. The property is freehold and benefits from gas central heating and an EPC rating of C.
Positioned between Stratford and Leyton, the house offers easy access to Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Westfield Stratford City and local schools, making it well suited to families or investors seeking rental demand. The rear garden, shared side access, external brick sheds and separate W.C. add useful storage and outdoor space for urban living.
The interior presentation is dated: carpets remain, fittings are traditional and the property will benefit from cosmetic updating or more substantial refurbishment to unlock full value. Walls are solid brick with no known insulation (assumed), so buyers should factor in potential works for thermal improvement. On-street parking requires a council permit.
Buyers should note practical and local considerations: broadband is available but not currently connected at the property; the area records above-average crime and is classified as deprived; and the title includes historic restrictive covenants (dated 1982). These are factual points to verify before purchase but do not negate the clear potential for a well-executed renovation or rental conversion.
