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Area stats4 bedroom terraced house
Sold STC
Terraced house
4 beds
2 baths
Key information
Features and description
- Double fronted Edwardian home
- Four bedrooms
- Large South/Westerly garden
- Separate formal reception room
- Downstairs shower room and W/C
- Kitchen/Diner
- Double length reception
- Off road parking for two vehicles
- 0.9 Miles to Manor Park Station
- Further potential to extend (STPC)
Aldersbrook has been, for a long while now, a desirable area for families who wish to benefit from the excellent Aldersbrook Primary School (0.3 Miles) rated Outstanding by Ofsted, but is enjoying increased demand since the announcement of Crossrail being introduced in the nearby Manor Park Station (0.9 Miles) and people increasingly looking for a semi-rural feel without having to compromise on links into London. The realisation of Aldersbrook's unique location is felt most acutely when enjoying a walk across the sprawling Wanstead Flats where the cityscape of Canary Wharf and beyond provides a striking backdrop.
Like most of Aldersbrook, Herongate Road is lined with rows of impressive Edwardian housing, something which will be maintained for years to come thanks to the area's conservation status. What makes this home more impressive than most is the double fronted aspect of the home with its bare brick exterior, timber sash windows, double height bay and wide frontage that allows comfortable parking for two vehicles. The internal layout doesn't disappoint either, with a generous double length reception immediately to the left hand side as you enter which has the added benefit of direct access to the large rear garden, a separate but equally good sized single reception to the right hand side, and a modern kitchen/diner with bags of storage and large bi-fold doors positioned opening up to the garden and patio to the rear.
There is also a good-sized shower room accessible to the ground floor – handy to accommodate additional guests or for those requiring a bathroom for less abled family on the ground floor. The main receptions have a range of wonderful period features so desired and hoped for in a property of this age, including original fireplaces, intricate plaster to the ceiling or cornicing, high skirting boards and sash windows.
To the first floor there three extremely good-sized double bedrooms, all of which have bespoke wardrobes or cabinetry, and a modern family bathroom. In addition to the three double bedrooms, there is a fourth, smaller bedroom which is currently used as a dressing room but could be used as a single bedroom, nursery or study. There is further potential to create additional accommodation by way of a loft extension (STC). To the rear of the property there is a large garden with mature shrubs, central lawn and surrounding raised beds. There is a large outbuilding and gazebo to the very rear and it would be very easy to accommodate an outside office if a separate workspace were required. As the garden enjoys a South/Westerly aspect the outside space can be enjoyed all year round with the garden able to benefit from sunrise until sunset.
RECEPTION ROOM ONE 25' 1" x 11' 3" (7.65m x 3.43m)
RECEPTION ROOM TWO 17' 7" x 12' 3" (5.36m x 3.73m)
KITCHEN 19' 5" x 12' (5.92m x 3.66m)
CELLAR 24' 3" x 5' 6" (7.39m x 1.68m)
BEDROOM ONE 14' 4" x 14' 3" (4.37m x 4.34m)
BEDROOM TWO 13' 9" x 12' (4.19m x 3.66m)
BEDROOM THREE 12' x 10' 2" (3.66m x 3.1m)
BEDROOM FOUR 12' x 7' 4" (3.66m x 2.24m)
Like most of Aldersbrook, Herongate Road is lined with rows of impressive Edwardian housing, something which will be maintained for years to come thanks to the area's conservation status. What makes this home more impressive than most is the double fronted aspect of the home with its bare brick exterior, timber sash windows, double height bay and wide frontage that allows comfortable parking for two vehicles. The internal layout doesn't disappoint either, with a generous double length reception immediately to the left hand side as you enter which has the added benefit of direct access to the large rear garden, a separate but equally good sized single reception to the right hand side, and a modern kitchen/diner with bags of storage and large bi-fold doors positioned opening up to the garden and patio to the rear.
There is also a good-sized shower room accessible to the ground floor – handy to accommodate additional guests or for those requiring a bathroom for less abled family on the ground floor. The main receptions have a range of wonderful period features so desired and hoped for in a property of this age, including original fireplaces, intricate plaster to the ceiling or cornicing, high skirting boards and sash windows.
To the first floor there three extremely good-sized double bedrooms, all of which have bespoke wardrobes or cabinetry, and a modern family bathroom. In addition to the three double bedrooms, there is a fourth, smaller bedroom which is currently used as a dressing room but could be used as a single bedroom, nursery or study. There is further potential to create additional accommodation by way of a loft extension (STC). To the rear of the property there is a large garden with mature shrubs, central lawn and surrounding raised beds. There is a large outbuilding and gazebo to the very rear and it would be very easy to accommodate an outside office if a separate workspace were required. As the garden enjoys a South/Westerly aspect the outside space can be enjoyed all year round with the garden able to benefit from sunrise until sunset.
RECEPTION ROOM ONE 25' 1" x 11' 3" (7.65m x 3.43m)
RECEPTION ROOM TWO 17' 7" x 12' 3" (5.36m x 3.73m)
KITCHEN 19' 5" x 12' (5.92m x 3.66m)
CELLAR 24' 3" x 5' 6" (7.39m x 1.68m)
BEDROOM ONE 14' 4" x 14' 3" (4.37m x 4.34m)
BEDROOM TWO 13' 9" x 12' (4.19m x 3.66m)
BEDROOM THREE 12' x 10' 2" (3.66m x 3.1m)
BEDROOM FOUR 12' x 7' 4" (3.66m x 2.24m)
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4 bedroom terraced houses
£803,804
£803,804
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!