No longer on the market
This property is no longer on the market
Floorplan
Map3 bedroom terraced house
Sold STC
Terraced house
3 beds
1 bath
1033
EPC rating: D
Key information
Features and description
- *sold by petty son & prestwich*
- Three bedrooms
- Two receptions
- Opportunity to further improve and extend
- Character features and sash windows
- Driveway and cellar
- Westerly garden just shy of 100 feet
- 0.2 Miles from Wanstead Flats and Aldersbrook Road bus routes
- 0.2 Miles from Wanstead Park
- 0.3 Miles to Aldersbrook Primary School
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*SOLD BY PETTY SON AND PRESTWICH* Petty Son & Prestwich are pleased to offer this three bedroom period home within the highly popular Aldersbrook Conservation Area, offering large Westerly facing garden and potential to greatly improve and extend.
Within the leafy green area of Aldersbrook, known for its characteristic rows of grand Edwardian homes bordered by far reaching parklands, the setting for this property is idyllic. A short walk from Alderbrook Primary school (0.3 miles) which has been rated outstanding by Ofsted and excellent transport links, including Manor Park mainline (1 mile) which benefits from the Elizabeth Line and Wanstead tube station (1.4 miles).
Externally the property is everything you would hope and expect it to be in the conservation zone; an exposed brick façade with double height bay, ornate ironwork with glass canopy porch and neatly paved driveway offering that rare benefit in the area of offroad parking. Internally, though in need of some updating, the bones of the property are excellent. The formal lounge still retains its ornate plasterwork, sash windows and glorious original fireplace which, like the dining room, could easily be enhanced with some careful re-decoration. Similarity there is opportunity to further extend the property to the rear to create a large kitchen/diner by way of ground floor extension (STPC), without encroaching too heavily on the large Westerly rear garden that measures just shy of 100 foot in length. There is also a handy cellar accessible from the ground floor. To the first floor there are three bedrooms, two spacious doubles and a single bedroom, and a family bathroom - all of which benefit from characterful sash windows.
Council Tax Band: E
EPC Rating: D59
Reception Room - 5m x 3.94m -
Dining Room - 4.7m x 3.4m -
Kitchen - 3.05m x 2.18m -
Bedroom - 3.96m x 3.61m -
Bedroom - 5m x 3.61m -
Bedroom - 2.92m x 3.61m -
Within the leafy green area of Aldersbrook, known for its characteristic rows of grand Edwardian homes bordered by far reaching parklands, the setting for this property is idyllic. A short walk from Alderbrook Primary school (0.3 miles) which has been rated outstanding by Ofsted and excellent transport links, including Manor Park mainline (1 mile) which benefits from the Elizabeth Line and Wanstead tube station (1.4 miles).
Externally the property is everything you would hope and expect it to be in the conservation zone; an exposed brick façade with double height bay, ornate ironwork with glass canopy porch and neatly paved driveway offering that rare benefit in the area of offroad parking. Internally, though in need of some updating, the bones of the property are excellent. The formal lounge still retains its ornate plasterwork, sash windows and glorious original fireplace which, like the dining room, could easily be enhanced with some careful re-decoration. Similarity there is opportunity to further extend the property to the rear to create a large kitchen/diner by way of ground floor extension (STPC), without encroaching too heavily on the large Westerly rear garden that measures just shy of 100 foot in length. There is also a handy cellar accessible from the ground floor. To the first floor there are three bedrooms, two spacious doubles and a single bedroom, and a family bathroom - all of which benefit from characterful sash windows.
Council Tax Band: E
EPC Rating: D59
Reception Room - 5m x 3.94m -
Dining Room - 4.7m x 3.4m -
Kitchen - 3.05m x 2.18m -
Bedroom - 3.96m x 3.61m -
Bedroom - 5m x 3.61m -
Bedroom - 2.92m x 3.61m -
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About this agent
For well over a century Petty Son and Prestwich has had a long and successful history in Wanstead and the surrounding area. The firm was founded in Leytonstone in 1908 by C. Petty, a locally renowned builder, under the style of Petty & Son. The company was then run by his son Charles, a chartered surveyor. Petty and Son quickly grew in both size and reputation and was soon to become Petty Son & Prestwich when Harry Prestwich entered the partnership, offering services in surveying, estate agency and auctioneering. The Wanstead Office was opened in 1912. Our continued success stems from reputation and recommendation and through this, and good old fashioned hard work, it has allowed us to expand and open a branch in the heart of Buckhurst Hill. Mirroring the company’s ethos to work collectively, our Buckhurst Hill office provide the same tailor-made services to all our clients, both new and established. Situated at the top of Queens Road, the team offer the independent and reliable advice that has been our hallmark in Wanstead for so many decades past. Our current team, who between them boast a combined experience of more than 150 years, offer a wide-range of competitive services that include sales, lettings, property management, financial services, refurbishment and development as well as our established survey department. We are proud to maintain an expansive and thorough knowledge of the market and with the opening of our Buckhurst Hill branch we are able to offer our bespoke service from the exciting, emerging London areas of Forest Gate, Leytonstone and the ever-popular Wanstead, through to the heart of Epping Forest to such areas as stylish Loughton and the picturesque Theydon Bois. We firmly believe that with our expertise and passion combined with the old-fashioned values of reliability, trustworthiness and commitment, we can continue to deliver to our clients across east London and west Essex an unparalleled service into the next century!