Set on a quiet residential street in Manor Park, this three bedroom house offers generous living space, a private driveway, a bright bay fronted through reception, an eat-in kitchen, a useful cellar and a garden to the rear. Wanstead Flats is just a short stroll away, while Manor Park Station offers easy Elizabeth line connections across London.
IF YOU LIVED HERE…
Step through the front door and into a bright bay fronted through reception stretching to almost twenty-eight feet in length. Natural light pours in from both ends of the room, creating a wonderfully open feel, while the generous proportions allow plenty of space for both relaxing and dining. Neutral décor and wood-style flooring keep the look simple and versatile, ready for a new owner to make their mark.
To the rear, the eat-in kitchen is arranged with extensive cabinetry and lengthy worktops on either side, creating a practical space for cooking and gathering. There's room for a dining table by the window, and direct access out to the garden. A useful cellar sits beneath the property, providing valuable additional storage.
Upstairs, you'll find three double bedrooms arranged across the first floor. The principal bedroom spans the full width of the house at the front, with twin windows drawing in plenty of natural light. The remaining two bedrooms are both comfortable doubles overlooking the rear and side aspects. A family bathroom completes the floor, finished in a clean white suite with both bath and overhead shower. Outside, the garden offers a mix of patio and planting, with mature greenery bringing a leafy backdrop.
WHAT ELSE?
•Wanstead Flats is within easy walking distance, offering acres of open grassland, walking routes, cycling paths and some of East London's most cherished green space.
•Manor Park Station is nearby, with Elizabeth line services providing swift connections to Stratford, Liverpool Street, the West End and Heathrow.
•The Winchelsea Arches are a local favourite, home to independent businesses including Wild Goose Bakery, Wanstead Kitchen and a growing collection of neighbourhood food and drink spots.
Features
- Victorian Terraced House
- Three Double Bedrooms
- Driveway
- Upstairs Family Bathroom
- Eat In Kitchen
- Bright Bay Fronted Through Reception
- Short Stroll To Wanstead Flats
- Close To Manor Park Station
- Prime Location
- Cellar
Rooms
3.35 x 7.83 (10'11" x 25'8")
11 "
2.76 x 5.81 (9'0" x 19'0")
9’1 "
1.81 x 1.92 (5'11" x 6'3")
5’9 "
1.52 x 6.85 (4'11" x 22'5")
5 "
4.41 x 3.41 (14'5" x 11'2")
14’5 "
2.77 x 3.55 (9'1" x 11'7")
9’1 "
1.54 x 2.16 (5'0" x 7'1")
5’1 "
2.78 x 3.53 (9'1" x 11'6")
9’1 "
4.7 x 22 (15'5" x 72'2")
15’4 "
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a word from the expert...
“Manor Park is a unique, eclectic area, packed with Victorian tree lined streets. There’s a choice of great gastro pubs like The Forest Tavern and The Golden Fleece and to the north of the area, opens up to the green space of Wanstead Flats, a serene getaway leading away from the hustle and bustle of urban life up into Epping Forest. Wanstead Park itself, in the former grounds of Wanstead House, takes in walking trails, cycle paths and several ornamental lakes, a great place to relax, exercise and soak up some local history. The area also offers a vast array of transport links such as the Overground and Tube, and this has recently been vastly improved with the Elizabeth Line opening, offering swift transport across Central London and even out to Heathrow Airport”. BEN CHARLETON E11 BRANCH MANAGER
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Our Local Guide:
Manor Park
Although it might sound like a Downton Abbey spin-off, in reality Manor Park is a dynamic hotspot for East London creatives, attracted by its independent scene, affordable prices and abundance of green space.
At its heart is the striking Grade II-listed Old Manor Park Library, which was built by philanthropist Andrew Carnegie in 1904 and recently transformed into studio spaces for artists and the local community. This thoughtful old-meets-news fusion is reflective of the area as a whole, with the lively centre giving way to charming property, historic buildings and laid-back parks.
The biggest development of recent years has been the Crossrail, with the Elizabeth line making a stop at Manor Park. But even before that juggernaut arrived in town, transport links have been excellent – Manor Park is only a short walk to three London Underground lines, meaning locals and visitors can nip into Central London in just 30 mins.
Area Guide
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Features + Perks
Transport links
It’s already only 13 minutes from Manor Park to Liverpool Street on the Overground, but when Crossrail launches it will be possible to travel to the West End in just 20 mins. East Ham on the District line and Hammersmith & City line is the nearest London Underground station.
Open green spaces
Manor Park isn’t just a name, it’s also an actual green space situated within Wanstead Flats at the southernmost tip of Epping Forest. Interesting fact; it’s rumoured to be the inspiration behind the Small Faces’ hit Itchycoo Park - the band’s frontman and guitarist Steve Marriot grew up locally.
Plenty of period property
Manor Park is proud of its streets of Victorian and Edwardian property, some of which overlook the Wanstead Flats. You should find a mix of refurbished and doer-uppers, as well as double bayed and compact terraces, making the area suitable for a range of budgets.
Gladding Road, E12 5DD
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