3 bed end terrace house for sale

Bath Road E7

Guide Price: £450,000 - £500,000 Undeniably inviting three-bedroom end of terrace on ever-popular Bath Road epitomises Forest Gate’s enduring appeal. Behind its classic façade lies a home that marries period character with modern practicality, ensuring comfort for everyday life and effortless style when entertaining.

The ground floor unfolds gracefully: A bright reception for relaxed evenings, an elegant dining room for convivial gatherings, and a thoughtfully planned kitchen that flows onto a tranquil private garden—perfect for alfresco suppers or a quiet Sunday coffee. Each room enjoys excellent natural light and a sense of airy cohesion, while clever zoning preserves the intimacy of distinct living spaces.

Upstairs, two well-sized double bedrooms and a versatile single are arranged around a central landing, accompanied by a family bathroom. Fresh décor and ample light make the first floor immediately liveable, yet the property still offers scope for personal touches should you wish to imprint your own style.

Location is key here. East Ham Station (District and Hammersmith & City lines) and Woodgrange Park Station (London Overground) are both just 0.4 miles away, offering swift and dependable links to the City, Canary Wharf and central London. Upton Park Station is also within easy reach at 0.6 miles, broadening your access across the capital.

Daily essentials and weekend delights are on your doorstep: Woodgrange Road hosts a range of independent cafés, boutiques and amenities, while the rich cultural and culinary mix of Green Street lies just beyond. For open green space, you’re spoilt for choice—Plashet Park, a beautifully maintained local gem, is just moments away, while the vast natural expanse of Wanstead Flats offers a larger retreat within walking distance.

Combining connectivity, character and a genuine community spirit, Forest Gate continues its rise as one of East London’s most desirable neighbourhoods. Opportunities to secure a freehold home of this calibre and proportion are increasingly scarce; early viewing is emphatically advised.