• Victorian Terraced House +
• Freehold +
• Three Double Bedrooms +
• Recently Renovated +
• West Facing Garden +
• Close to West Ham Park +
• Short Walk to both Maryland and Forest Gate Station +
• Potential to extend STP +
• Original Features +

Beautifully renovated, this Victorian terraced house offers three generous double bedrooms and a west facing garden, moments from West Ham Park and within a short walk of Maryland and Forest Gate stations. Freehold and rich in original features, it balances period character with carefully considered modern updates, creating a thoughtfully finished home ready for immediate enjoyment. With clear potential to extend, subject to the usual permissions, there is exciting scope to further enhance the footprint and tailor the layout to suit evolving needs.

IF YOU LIVED HERE…

From the outset, a striking brick frontage gives this home a refined presence. The projecting bay window adds depth at ground level, while two sash windows above create pleasing symmetry. An arched entrance sets a considered tone, and the contrast between brick and painted woodwork lends a timeless finish.

Inside, a richly painted hallway with understairs storage leads through to two reception rooms that flow seamlessly into one another, creating an expansive, elegantly linked living space made for entertaining and everyday comfort. A wide bay draws in soft natural light to the front, enhancing the proportions and highlighting the original detailing, while French doors at the rear open onto the garden. Fireplaces in both rooms, together with classic coving, ceiling roses and original wood flooring, celebrate the home’s period heritage and lend warmth, character and cohesion to the space.

Beyond, the kitchen offers rich texture and craftsmanship, with exposed timber beams overhead and geometric design set into the original floorboards. Bespoke cabinetry and stone worktops are paired with a striking marble splashback, while glazed doors connect to the garden. Outside, rendered planters with integrated seating, gravel and wide stone pavers combine with layered planting to form an inviting setting for dining and relaxation.

Upstairs, the landing continues the sense of continuity with painted balustrades and original flooring underfoot. The principal bedroom offers excellent proportions, filled with natural light from twin sash windows and centred around a decorative fireplace. Two further bedrooms are equally distinctive, each with warm tones, sash windows and period detailing. Completing the home, the bathroom makes a bold statement with deep painted panelling, a freestanding bath with rainfall shower above, brass accents and a classic checkerboard floor.