£475,000
(£666/sq. ft)
2 bed end terrace house for saleUplands Road, Warley CM14
2 beds
1 bath
2 receptions
713 sq. ft
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Available immediately
Freehold
About this property
2 bedrooms
Dining area
Enclosed rear garden
End of terraced
Family lounge
Loft space
Open plan kitchen/breakfast room
On street parking
Description
Dating back to approximately 1901, this beautifully renovated end-of-terrace home effortlessly combines period character with a quiet road and stylish contemporary living. Featuring a spacious kitchen ideal for entertaining, a stunning landscaped garden and all within walking distance of the station, High Street and King George's Playing Fields, this is a home that offers far more than first meets the eye.
From the moment you approach the property, its attractive period exterior provides a glimpse of the character and charm that lies within. The current owners have undertaken an extensive programme of improvements, thoughtfully modernising the accommodation while retaining the features that make a property of this era so appealing.
Stepping inside, the welcoming lounge immediately showcases the quality of the renovation. An attractive archway and feature fireplace provide charming focal points, perfectly complementing the contemporary finishes and creating a comfortable yet characterful living space.
Continuing through the property, you arrive at what is undoubtedly one of its standout features: The generously proportioned kitchen. Extended many years ago and subsequently transformed by the current owners, this impressive space is unusually spacious for a property of this age. Offering extensive worktop space, a range of fitted wall and base units and ample room for a dining table, it provides the perfect setting for everyday family life and entertaining friends.
The attractive floor tiles add a distinctive finishing touch, while double doors open directly onto the rear garden, creating a wonderful connection between the indoor and outdoor living spaces.
The garden is something the current owners are particularly proud of. Having personally created and landscaped this beautiful outdoor space, they describe it as their favourite feature of the home and somewhere they enjoy spending time whenever the opportunity arises. Immaculately presented and thoughtfully designed, it offers a delightful setting for summer dining, relaxing or entertaining. Being an end-of-terrace property, the house also benefits from useful side access to the garden.
To the first floor, the accommodation has been intelligently reconfigured to suit modern living. Originally arranged as two bedrooms and a smaller third room, the layout now provides two generous bedrooms with wardrobe space and a bathroom which is another excellent example of the attention to detail that has gone into renovating this home. Finished to an impressive contemporary standard, the room features elegant large-format stone-effect tiling to both the walls and floor, creating a seamless and luxurious feel. A modern bathtub with glazed shower screen and wall-mounted chrome shower fittings is complemented by a stylish floating vanity unit, wall-hung WC and an illuminated oval mirror that adds a touch of boutique hotel sophistication. Thoughtfully designed recessed shelving provides practical storage without compromising the clean, minimalist finish, making this a particularly impressive addition to a property of this period.
Throughout the property, the owners have successfully achieved what they originally set out to create: A home that celebrates its early 1900s heritage while offering the comfort, style and convenience expected of modern living.
The location is another significant attraction. The location is another significant attraction, with Brentwood Railway Station approximately a 12-15 minute walk away, providing excellent connections into London via the Elizabeth Line. Brentwood's vibrant High Street, offering an excellent selection of shops, cafés, restaurants and amenities, is approximately a 20-25 minute walk away. King George's Playing Fields is also conveniently located nearby, providing attractive open green spaces for recreation and relaxation.
With its attractive period character, extensive improvements, impressive kitchen, beautifully landscaped garden and enviable location, this is a home that has clearly been cared for and enjoyed by its current owners.
An internal viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the quality, character, and lifestyle this delightful property has to offer.
Council Tax Band: D (Brentwood Borough Council)
Tenure: Freehold
bought in 2024 £425,000
Kitchen/Diner
W: 18' 4" x l: 13' 11" (w: 5.59m x l: 4.24m)
Kitchen/Breakfast Room
W: 14' 7" x l: 13' 2" (w: 4.45m x l: 4.01m)
Bedroom 1
W: 9' x l: 11' 1" (w: 2.74m x l: 3.38m)
Bedroom 2
W: 9' x l: 8' (w: 2.74m x l: 2.44m)
Garden
Loft Area
Dating back to approximately 1901, this beautifully renovated end-of-terrace home effortlessly combines period character with a quiet road and stylish contemporary living. Featuring a spacious kitchen ideal for entertaining, a stunning landscaped garden and all within walking distance of the station, High Street and King George's Playing Fields, this is a home that offers far more than first meets the eye.
From the moment you approach the property, its attractive period exterior provides a glimpse of the character and charm that lies within. The current owners have undertaken an extensive programme of improvements, thoughtfully modernising the accommodation while retaining the features that make a property of this era so appealing.
Stepping inside, the welcoming lounge immediately showcases the quality of the renovation. An attractive archway and feature fireplace provide charming focal points, perfectly complementing the contemporary finishes and creating a comfortable yet characterful living space.
Continuing through the property, you arrive at what is undoubtedly one of its standout features: The generously proportioned kitchen. Extended many years ago and subsequently transformed by the current owners, this impressive space is unusually spacious for a property of this age. Offering extensive worktop space, a range of fitted wall and base units and ample room for a dining table, it provides the perfect setting for everyday family life and entertaining friends.
The attractive floor tiles add a distinctive finishing touch, while double doors open directly onto the rear garden, creating a wonderful connection between the indoor and outdoor living spaces.
The garden is something the current owners are particularly proud of. Having personally created and landscaped this beautiful outdoor space, they describe it as their favourite feature of the home and somewhere they enjoy spending time whenever the opportunity arises. Immaculately presented and thoughtfully designed, it offers a delightful setting for summer dining, relaxing or entertaining. Being an end-of-terrace property, the house also benefits from useful side access to the garden.
To the first floor, the accommodation has been intelligently reconfigured to suit modern living. Originally arranged as two bedrooms and a smaller third room, the layout now provides two generous bedrooms with wardrobe space and a bathroom which is another excellent example of the attention to detail that has gone into renovating this home. Finished to an impressive contemporary standard, the room features elegant large-format stone-effect tiling to both the walls and floor, creating a seamless and luxurious feel. A modern bathtub with glazed shower screen and wall-mounted chrome shower fittings is complemented by a stylish floating vanity unit, wall-hung WC and an illuminated oval mirror that adds a touch of boutique hotel sophistication. Thoughtfully designed recessed shelving provides practical storage without compromising the clean, minimalist finish, making this a particularly impressive addition to a property of this period.
Throughout the property, the owners have successfully achieved what they originally set out to create: A home that celebrates its early 1900s heritage while offering the comfort, style and convenience expected of modern living.
The location is another significant attraction. The location is another significant attraction, with Brentwood Railway Station approximately a 12-15 minute walk away, providing excellent connections into London via the Elizabeth Line. Brentwood's vibrant High Street, offering an excellent selection of shops, cafés, restaurants and amenities, is approximately a 20-25 minute walk away. King George's Playing Fields is also conveniently located nearby, providing attractive open green spaces for recreation and relaxation.
With its attractive period character, extensive improvements, impressive kitchen, beautifully landscaped garden and enviable location, this is a home that has clearly been cared for and enjoyed by its current owners.
An internal viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the quality, character, and lifestyle this delightful property has to offer.
Council Tax Band: D (Brentwood Borough Council)
Tenure: Freehold
bought in 2024 £425,000
Kitchen/Diner
W: 18' 4" x l: 13' 11" (w: 5.59m x l: 4.24m)
Kitchen/Breakfast Room
W: 14' 7" x l: 13' 2" (w: 4.45m x l: 4.01m)
Bedroom 1
W: 9' x l: 11' 1" (w: 2.74m x l: 3.38m)
Bedroom 2
W: 9' x l: 8' (w: 2.74m x l: 2.44m)
Garden
Loft Area
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