Price changed to £290,000
November 23, 2025
Listed for £300,000
November 10, 2025
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Entrance hall gives access to all rooms. Storage cupboards.
Bathroom comprises white panel bath fitted with shower/mixer tap, wash basin and WC. Part tiling to walls. Tiled flooring.
Main bedroom 18'3 x 11'7 (5.6m x 3.5m) double glazed window. Built in wardrobe.
En-suite comprises larger than average shower, wash basin and WC. Part tiling to walls. Tiled flooring.
Bedroom two 13'8 x 9'6 (4.2m x 2.9m) double glazed window.
Lounge 13'0 13'0 (4'0m x 4'0m) access is given to balcony 13'0 x 4'8 (4'0mx 1.4m) wooden style flooring.
Open plan kitchen 9'8 x 8'7 (3'0m x 2.6m) range of wall and base mounted units with matching pan size storage drawers. Work surfaces housing sink drainer. Hob, encased oven and extractor hood to remain. Wooden style flooring.
The property also has electric gated underground parking with allocated space.
The Bits We Have To Tell You:
Council Tax Band: C
Local Authority: Barking & Dagenham
Annual service Charge: £3,493.00
Annual Ground Rent: £370.00
Length of Lease: 115 years remaining
We’ve done our homework, but we aren’t fortune tellers. We haven’t poked the boiler, flicked the switches, or tested every light bulb. Nothing here counts as a contract or statement of fact—get your solicitor to check all the serious stuff, like tenure, parking, planning permission, building regs, and all that jazz!
Measurements? Guides only. Floorplans? Handy, but not perfectly to scale. Travelling far? Call first—clarification is free, petrol is not.
AML Checks - Law says we must run one. £60 + VAT per buyer. Tiny toll, big compliance.
Buyer Reservation Fee - Offer accepted? Pay a reservation fee (min £1,000) to lock it in. VIP pass to the property, protects against gazumping. Complete the sale? Fee refunded. Things go sideways? Sometimes non-refundable. Full details:
The name Barking came from Anglo-Saxon Berecingas, meaning either "the settlement of the followers or descendants of a man called Bereca" or "the settlement by the birch trees". In AD 735 the area was Berecingum and was known to mean "dwellers among the birch trees" By AD 1086, it had become Berchingae as evidenced by the manor's entry in the Domesday Book.
Excellent location for local amenities, bus routes and A13 access