3 bedroom Mid-Terrace House
Monteagle Avenue, Barking
£450,000
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NO ONWARD CHAIN - Three bedroom family home situated in the heart of Barking Town Centre, within walking distance to Station and benefits from having no onward chain.
No Onward Chain
If you’re a first-time buyer looking to step onto the property ladder in Central Barking, this spacious home could be the perfect place to start your journey.
Located in the heart of Barking, the property offers generous living space that’s ideal for growing families or buyers who simply want room to grow. Inside, you’ll find two good size reception rooms and kitchen with external w.c.
Upstairs, the home features four good-sized bedrooms and a modern three-piece family bathroom, giving everyone their own comfortable space. The layout offers flexibility whether you need children’s bedrooms, a guest room, or a home office.
For commuters, Barking railway station is just a short distance away, providing excellent connections into Central London and Canary Wharf (offering transport links (c2c, District, Hammersmith & City lines) —making daily travel straightforward and convenient.
You’ll also benefit from being close to Barking Town Centre, where a wide range of shops, restaurants, and local amenities are right on your doorstep. Families will appreciate that the property falls within the catchment area of some of the borough’s most sought-after schools.
Externally, the home boasts a generous 50ft rear garden with rear access—ideal for children, entertaining, or relaxing in the warmer months—along with a front garden adding to its kerb appeal.
Offering space, location, and convenience, this home presents an excellent opportunity for first-time buyers seeking a long-term family property in a well-connected and established area and benefits from having no onward chain.
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Property Reference: HRT004118265
Entrance
Via double glazed French doors leading to
Porch
Further leaded light original door leading to
Hallway
Coving, stairs leading to first floor, radiator, carpet and access to all rooms on the ground floor
Lounge 14ft 2ins into bay x 10ft 5ins
Double glazed bay window to front, coving, ceiling rose, radiator and carpet
Dining Room 13ft 2ins x 10ft
Double glazed window to rear, radiator and carpet
Kitchen 8ft 8ins x 7ft 1ins
Double glazed door leading to rear garden, range of eye and base level units incorporating sink unit with mixer tap, gas hob, plumbed for washing machine, tiled walls and vinyl flooring
First Floor Landing
Carpet and access to all rooms on the first floor
Bedroom One 14ft 9ins x 10ft 5ins
Double glazed bay window to front, radiator and carpet
Bedroom Two 13ft 2ins x 12ft 1ins
Double glazed window to rear, cast iron fire place, radiator and carpet
Bedroom Three 8ft 8ins x 7ft 1ins
Double glazed window to rear, cast iron fire place, radiator and carpet
Wet Room
Double glazed window to front, low level flush w.c, wash hand basin with mixer tap, inset fitted shower, vinyl flooring and tiled walls
Rear Garden Approx 50ft In Length
Part patio area with side shrub borders, remainder laid to lawn, rear gated access, door leading to external w.c and fenced boundaries
About Ilford
Ilford is popular with commuters, with access to London via the train and access to the A12 and the M11. Ilford has a population of more than 350,000 and has plenty to offer for the growing multicultural community.
Not only is it home to beautiful open spaces such as Valentine’s Park, but it is also a hub for social gatherings with a selection of bars and restaurants for young professionals, and is home to many schools, including a grammar school.
Ilford is in the East London Borough of Redbridge, which has come top of all London boroughs in a residents’ life satisfaction survey. It seems that the great schools, shops and easy transport links are a hit with residents here. There’s also a strong sense of community and local identity.
In a former life, Ilford was a rural settlement in Essex sat on the River Roding, which made it a popular caching town. Significant expansion in the late 1800s resulted in Ilford becoming part of London in 1926.
£394,470
Average price paid in Ilford
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