Situated on the attractive and tree-lined Blenheim Crescent in a sought-after residential location, this two double bedroom mid-terrace house offers well-proportioned accommodation together with excellent potential for the incoming purchaser to modernise and personalise to their own taste.
The ground floor comprises a through lounge, providing a generous reception space with good natural flow through the property. To the rear is a fitted kitchen which would benefit from replacement and updating. There is also a useful side lean-to extension, providing additional space and fitted with wall and base units, together with a ground floor bathroom.
To the first floor are two well-proportioned double bedrooms. The staircase benefits from a rear-facing window, allowing natural light into the landing area and creating a bright and pleasant approach to the bedrooms.
Further benefits include double glazing, gas central heating and a rear garden, providing valuable outside space.
One of the property's key attractions is its location. Blenheim Crescent is an attractive, established residential street with mature trees and is situated within a popular part of East London. The property is also located within the catchment area for the sought-after Brampton Manor Academy, subject to the usual admissions criteria and confirmation with the relevant education authority.
The property is conveniently positioned for Newham General Hospital, while Upton Park Underground Station is nearby, providing access to the District and Hammersmith & City lines. Queens Market and a wide range of local shops, cafés and everyday amenities are also close at hand.
This is an excellent opportunity for buyers seeking a two-bedroom house in a desirable residential setting, with the potential to modernise and create a home tailored to their own requirements.
Tenure : Freehold
Council Tax Band : C
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