Roding Road, E5

A well proportioned two story, double-bayed, three-bedroom Victorian terraced house in a desirable tree lined street. The accommodation, including the cellar is 1,287 square feet, with three first floor bedrooms and a bathroom. With two reception rooms, a large kitchen diner with a bay window, ground floor WC and a cellar. There is a front garden and large private rear garden of around 43 feet in length.

This house has an attractive original front facade and is double glazed.

This property has been in the same ownership for more than thirty years, having been let throughout that period. It is let currently; the tenant is entitled to two months' notice at the appropriate time. The tenants are waiting for building works to be completed on their home and expect that to be finished by October or November 2025.

The property is in good yet basic condition throughout and along with the garden offers potential for improvement.

The house has gas central heating with the boiler in the kitchen. The garden also has the old external WC which now forms a small shed.

There is also, what would have originally been the coal cellar.

Availability and viewings

Viewings are strictly by appointment with the sole agent Look Property.

The property is sold with vacant possession with no onward chain. The tenants are entitled to two months' notice at the appropriate time.

Council Tax: Band D

EPC: Rating B

Tenure: Freehold

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