2 bedroom Mid-Terrace House
Buckbean Path, Harold Hill
£300,000 Guide Price
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GUIDE PRICE £300,000 - £310,000. Offered for sale with No Onward Chain is two bedroom mid terraced home. The property features bright spacious rooms throughout, with potential to convert into three bedrooms. Located in quiet turning, easy access to trans
Chain Free!
Property Reference: HRT029810961
Entrance
Front garden with front door leading to:
Hallway
Access to storage cupboard, stairs to first floor and door to kitchen.
Lounge 12ft 3ins x 14ft 5ins (3.73m x 4.39m)
Double glazed door to garden.
Kitchen 8ft 3ins x 16ft 0ins (2.51m x 4.88m)
Narrowing to 6'2,Access to storage cupboards, double glazed window to front aspect and door leading to lounge.
First Floor Landing
Access to all accommodation.
Bedroom One 9ft 2ins x 14ft 6ins (2.79m x 4.42m)
Double glazed windows to rear aspect and access to storage cupboard.
Bedroom Two 11ft 4ins x 14ft 6ins (3.45m x 4.42m)
Narrowing to 8'6,Double glazed windows to front aspect and access to storage cupboard.
Bathroom 4ft 8ins x 5ft 4ins (1.42m x 1.63m)
Double glazed window to rear aspect.
Separate WC 5ft 4ins x 2ft 4ins (1.63m x 0.71m)
Exterior
Front Garden
Paved and step to front door.
Rear Garden
Commencing with paved patio, garden shed, mature shrubs, bushes and trees.
About Harold Wood
Harold Wood is located in the Northeast of London, in the borough of Havering, and is around 40 minutes from London via train with good access to the major trunk roads of the A12 and M11.
Harold Wood is just over 16 miles from central London, a journey that will soon take just 41 minutes (into Bond Street), thanks to the new Elizabeth Line. Harold Wood is also well served by roads – it’s close to the A12, M11 and M25 – and bus services, and there are two nearby tube stations too.
The population is more than 12,650 and is well served by many schools rated 'Good' and 'Outstanding' by Ofsted.
There are many open spaces nearby making it an ideal location for families. Public transport and leisure facilities are also good.
The area was first recorded in the 13th Century as Horalds Wood, named after the famous King Harold who was defeated at the Battle of Hastings in 1066. Harold held the manor of Havering-atte-Bower (Harold Wood is in the Borough of Havering). You’ll find some of the oldest roads in the area are named after Anglo-Saxon monarchs.
£426,281
Average price paid in Harold Wood
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