Longbridge Road, Barking

Nestled on Longbridge Road in Barking, this splendid top floor flat offers a delightful living experience with its generous space and modern amenities. Boasting two well-proportioned double bedrooms, this property is perfect for individuals, couples, or small families seeking comfort and convenience.

Upon entering, you are greeted by an inviting entrance hallway equipped with a secure intercom entry system, ensuring both safety and ease of access. The spacious lounge is a highlight of the flat, providing a warm and welcoming atmosphere, ideal for relaxation or entertaining guests. The modern kitchen is thoughtfully designed, featuring contemporary fittings and ample storage, making it a joy for any home cook.

One of the standout features of this property is the balcony, which can be accessed from both the lounge and kitchen, offering a lovely outdoor space to enjoy fresh air and views. The flat also includes a well-appointed bathroom and a separate WC, adding to the practicality of the layout.

With an impressive lease of 118 years remaining, this flat provides peace of mind and security for its next owner. Its prime location is another significant advantage, situated just 0.7 miles from Upney tube station and 1.0 miles from Barking tube station, ensuring excellent transport links to London and beyond.

In summary, this two-bedroom flat on Longbridge Road is a fantastic opportunity for those looking for a spacious and modern home in a well-connected area. Don't miss the chance to make this charming property your own.

Enter the property via secure intercom entry. Storage cupboard.

Bathroom comprises, panel bath with shower/mixer tap and wash hand basin. Part tiling to walls.
Separate WC.
Bedroom one 11'7 x 11'7 double glazed window.
Bedroom two 11'7 x 9'11 double glazed window. Storage cupboard.

Kitchen 10'2 x 10'0 dual aspect double glazed windows. Range of high gloss wall and base mounted units with matching storage drawers. Work surfaces housing sink drainer. Oven, four ringed electric hob and extractor hood to remain.

Access is given to balcony via the kitchen and lounge.
Lounge 16'5 max x 13'7 max. double glazed windows.


Further Details:
Length of Lease: 118 years remaining
Annual Ground Rent: £10.00
Annual Service Charge: £2,606.00
Freeholder: tbc
Council Tax Band: C
Local Authority: Barking and Dagenham

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The name Barking came from Anglo-Saxon Berecingas, meaning either "the settlement of the followers or descendants of a man called Bereca" or "the settlement by the birch trees". In AD 735 the area was Berecingum and was known to mean "dwellers among the birch trees" By AD 1086, it had become Berchingae as evidenced by the manor's entry in the Domesday Book.
Excellent location for local amenities, bus routes and A13 access