2 bedroom Mid-Terrace House
Harcourt Road, London
£525,000 Offers In Excess Of
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This attractive late Victorian mid-terrace house, dating back to 1888, offers a rare combination of period character and contemporary living, having been restored and renovated throughout while retaining many of its original architectural features.
Full Of Character
The property immediately makes an impression from the front, with its attractive single bay window, exposed brickwork and original Victorian front door providing a wonderful sense of character and kerb appeal. Internally, the period charm continues, with a number of beautifully preserved features including cast iron fireplaces within the lounge and bedrooms, original nineteenth-century Baltic pine floorboards in excellent condition, original Victorian doors and bedroom cupboards, and original plaster architraves within the lounge.
The ground floor provides a generous and welcoming lounge and dining room, with the retained period features creating a distinctive focal point while the spacious layout provides ample room for both comfortable living and dining. To the rear is a modern fitted kitchen, combining contemporary convenience with the character of the surrounding home.
A particularly impressive four-piece bathroom is also located on the ground floor, featuring a cast iron enamel bath and wet-room facilities, providing both practicality and a touch of traditional style. The property further benefits from sash windows throughout, complementing the Victorian character and allowing plenty of natural light into the accommodation.
The property also benefits from a large private rear garden, providing an excellent outdoor extension to the living space. Offering plenty of room for entertaining, relaxing, dining outdoors or creating a family-friendly garden, the generous garden is a particularly appealing feature for a Victorian terrace.
Upstairs, the property offers three bedrooms. The principal bedroom and second bedroom are both comfortable doubles, while the third room is smaller and would be ideally suited as a single bedroom, nursery, dressing room or home office depending on the purchaser's requirements. The original Victorian doors and bedroom cupboards further enhance the period character at first-floor level.
Having been carefully renovated with the intention of preserving its original identity, this is a home that successfully combines the character and craftsmanship of a late Victorian property with the practicality required for modern-day living.
A wonderful opportunity for buyers seeking a characterful Victorian home with genuine period features, generous living accommodation and a sympathetic modern renovation.
Property Reference: HRT029506001



Lounge Diner 16ft 00ins x 14ft 01ins
Kitchen 8ft 02ins x 11ft 07ins
Bathroom 8ft 08ins x 5ft 10ins
W/C 2ft 04ins x 3ft 11ins
Bedroom One 11ft 00ins x 14ft 01ins
Bedroom Two 11ft 02ins x 8ft 10ins
Bedroom Three 9ft 07ins x 9ft 02ins
About Stratford
Stratford has undergone one of the most significant transformations of any London neighbourhood over the past decade. The legacy of the London 2012 Olympic Games has helped create a thriving destination that combines world-class sporting facilities, outstanding transport connections, a growing business district and an exciting cultural scene, making it one of East London's most desirable places to live.
At the heart of the area is Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, home to iconic venues including the London Stadium (home of West Ham Football Club), the London Aquatics Centre and Lee Valley VeloPark. Together with extensive parkland, walking and cycling routes, these facilities continue to make Stratford one of London's leading destinations for sport, leisure and outdoor recreation.
The area has also developed into a major retail, cultural and business hub. Westfield Stratford City is one of Europe's largest urban shopping centres, offering an extensive mix of shops, restaurants and entertainment. Cultural venues including Theatre Royal Stratford East and Stratford Circus Arts Centre contribute to the area's vibrant arts scene, while the continued growth of Stratford Waterfront and the International Quarter London has strengthened Stratford's reputation as an important destination for business, education and innovation.
Outstanding transport links are another major attraction. Stratford station provides connections via the Elizabeth line, Underground, DLR, Overground and National Rail, together with international rail services nearby, making travel across London and beyond quick and convenient.
Combined with its multicultural community, excellent amenities and continued investment, Stratford offers an exceptional place to live, work and enjoy everything East London has to offer.
£514,419
Average price paid in Stratford

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