Chain-free freehold three-bedroom plus loft, about 1,005 sq ft
End-terrace Victorian with period features and modern double glazing
Open-plan reception and fitted kitchen-diner; landscaped rear garden
Ground-floor shower room and large utility space for convenience
Solid brick walls likely without cavity insulation — upgrade recommended
Small plot size; garden present but limited outdoor space
Excellent transport links: West Ham station, Abbey Road DLR nearby
Area shows deprivation; some local secondary schools rated poorly
Light-filled Victorian end-terrace with family-friendly layout and easy access to transport. The ground floor offers a large open-plan reception flowing to a fitted kitchen-diner, utility space and a ground-floor shower room. A landscaped rear garden provides outdoor space on a small plot.
Upstairs are three well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom, with a loft room currently used as an additional bedroom offering urban views. The house is chain-free, freehold and extends to about 1,005 sq ft — attractive for families or first-time buyers seeking period character with modern comforts such as double glazing and gas central heating.
Practical considerations: the property sits on solid brick walls that likely lack cavity insulation, typical of its 1900–1929 construction era; buyers should budget for potential insulation or energy-efficiency upgrades. The surrounding area is described as deprived in parts, and while there are several good primary schools nearby, some local secondary schools have lower Ofsted ratings.
Location is a strong selling point: West Ham Station and Abbey Road DLR are close by, the Greenway leads to the Olympic Park, and Westfield shopping and amenities are within easy reach. Broadband and mobile signals are strong, and the flood risk is very low. Overall this is a practical, characterful family home with clear scope for targeted improvements to increase comfort and efficiency.