- End-of-terrace Victorian house with period proportions +
- Full renovation project — ideal for buyers wanting to add value +
- Scope to extend to the rear and into the loft (STPP) +
- Generous rooms, natural light and classic layout +
- Excellent potential for a bespoke family home or rental investment +
- Close to local parks, schools and everyday amenities +
- Good links to Stratford, Canary Wharf and Central London via nearby transport routes +
GUIDE PRICE £400,000 to £425,000
Victorian end-of-terrace — full renovation project with excellent future potential
This attractive Victorian end-of-terrace home offers a rare opportunity for buyers looking to create a bespoke family residence or a strong investment project. Set across two floors and retaining generous room proportions typical of the era, the property requires full refurbishment throughout — making it an appealing blank canvas for those wanting to add value and personal style.
The ground floor features a spacious front reception room and a separate kitchen leading out to a private rear garden, while the first floor offers two good-sized bedrooms and a family bathroom. With scope to extend to the rear and into the loft (STPP), there is clear potential to significantly enhance both space and value over time.
Location
Positioned in a well-connected residential pocket of E13, the property sits close to a range of everyday amenities while benefiting from excellent transport access across East and Central London.
Local parks such as West Ham Park and Plaistow Park provide green open spaces for leisure, exercise and family time. A choice of primary and secondary schools are within easy reach, making the area practical for growing households.
Nearby shopping parades offer convenience stores, supermarkets, cafés and independent eateries, with Stratford’s Westfield Shopping Centre just a short journey away for major retail and dining options. Frequent bus services operate along nearby routes, while Plaistow, Upton Park and Stratford stations provide onward connections to Canary Wharf, the City and Central London.
Whether commuting, running daily errands, or enjoying weekend leisure time, this is a location that balances accessibility with neighbourhood convenience.
Why buy this property?
Victorian character and proportions – high ceilings and generous room layouts
End-of-terrace – added privacy, side access and a wider feel
Full renovation opportunity – create your ideal interior design and finish
Extension potential to the rear and loft (STPP) – scope to unlock extra bedrooms/living space
Appealing to both homeowners and investors – strong value-add opportunity
Good access to parks, schools, amenities and transport links – practical day-to-day living
Old Street represents an exciting chance to transform a classic Victorian property into something truly personal — whether as a first family home, upgrade project, or long-term investment. With scope to extend, strong transport links and spacious proportions, it offers both lifestyle appeal and future potential.
EPC Rating: E