Terrace Road, Plaistow, E13

An impressive and characterful three-bedroom Victorian end-of-terrace residence, set along a well-established residential turning in the heart of Plaistow. Believed to date from the late 19th century (circa 1890-1905), this substantial home reflects the solid brick construction, generous proportions and architectural detailing typical of the Victorian era.

From the outset, the property presents with attractive period character. As an end-of-terrace, it benefits from additional natural light and a wider sense of openness compared to mid-terrace homes. The elevation retains the classic London stock brick façade associated with the period, complemented by traditional proportions and strong structural integrity.

Internally, the accommodation is arranged over multiple levels and offers excellent ceiling height throughout, enhancing both light and spatial volume a defining feature of Victorian construction rarely replicated in modern builds.

The ground floor comprises a well-proportioned reception room with high ceilings and large window apertures allowing excellent natural light. The layout flows through to the kitchen area, offering clear scope for modernisation or reconfiguration (subject to usual consents), presenting an opportunity for an incoming purchaser to create a more contemporary open-plan arrangement if desired.

A standout feature of the property is the basement level a rarity on Terrace Road and indeed within much of Plaistow’s Victorian stock. Few properties on the road benefit from this additional lower-ground space, making it a notable advantage. The basement offers flexibility for storage, hobby use, workshop potential or future enhancement (subject to relevant permissions), and adds both practicality and long-term value appeal.

Positioned in the heart of Plaistow, the property enjoys strong transport connectivity, with Plaistow Underground Station (District and Hammersmith & City Lines) within walking distance, and West Ham Station nearby offering Jubilee Line, DLR and National Rail services. Stratford Station and Westfield Stratford City are also easily accessible, providing direct routes into Canary Wharf, The City and Central London. Road users benefit from convenient access to the A13 and A406, further enhancing connectivity across London and beyond.