Bright, newly renovated bungalow with large garden and ample parking near Upminster station..
Single-floor living ideal for downsizers or limited mobility
Large paved forecourt with ample off-street parking
78' rear garden offers generous outdoor space
Newly renovated interior with contemporary finishes
14' living room convertible to a fourth bedroom
Double glazing installed post-2002; fast broadband and excellent mobile signal
Built 1930–1949; solid brick walls likely lack insulation
Council tax band: expensive
Comfortable single-level living in Upminster, newly refreshed and ready to move into. This semi-detached bungalow combines a light 19' sitting/dining room, a separate 14' living room that could convert to a bedroom, and a well-sized 12' kitchen — useful flexibility for downsizers or small families. The property benefits from double glazing, mains gas central heating and a large paved forecourt providing ample off-street parking and gated side access.
A 78' rear garden offers substantial outdoor space for gardening or entertaining, while the house sits in a quiet turning close to Upminster town centre and C2C/District Line station. Nearby schools rate well locally and the neighbourhood is very affluent with low crime, excellent mobile signal and fast broadband — practical for home working or commuting.
Notable drawbacks are presented plainly: council tax is expensive, the brick walls are likely uninsulated (1930s–1940s construction), and neighbouring properties lie close which limits long-distance views. Although newly renovated internally, the property’s period construction could mean future works to improve wall insulation or loft storage access if higher energy efficiency is required.
Overall this is a well-presented, adaptable bungalow that will particularly suit downsizers seeking straightforward, low-maintenance suburban living with strong transport links and good local amenities.