The property comprises a Grade II listed gothic church constructed in the
1860s, comprising 5,742 sq ft (533 sqm) of accommodation arranged over
ground and first floors, combining rich heritage with practical space and
alternative use potential.
The church is of reverse orientation, with the principal entrance positioned to
the east to facilitate access to the adjoining Manor House, which was sold off
by the Co-op in the 1980s for conversion into flats.
The church is arranged as a single-volume chapel comprising an aisleless nave,
with a small mezzanine, constructed above a ground floor hall. A two-storey
ancillary wing is attached to the south elevation accommodating sacristies and
associated ancillary facilities.
The church includes a gated car park accessed directly off Gladding Road which
provides parking for c. 25 cars.
There is scope for the construction of additional buildings on the car park
subject to the necessary planning consents.
The property is situated in the London Borough of Newham, approximately 9 miles north east of Central London and 2.5 miles north east of Stratford town centre. Ilford and Canary Wharf are located approximately 1.5 miles to the north east and 6 miles to the south west respectively.
The site benefits from excellent transport links, with Manor Park and Forest Gate stations located within close proximity, providing regular Elizabeth Line services into Central London and beyond. Stratford station is also easily accessible, offering extensive Underground, Overground, DLR and national rail connections. From these stations, passengers can access direct routes to key destinations including Liverpool Street, Paddington, Heathrow Airport and Reading.
Romford Road (A118) provides a direct route to Stratford, while nearby access to the A406 North Circular and A13 facilitates convenient travel to the M11, M25, Canary Wharf, Essex and wider south east region.
The immediate area is predominantly residential in character with a mix of Victorian conversions and larger family homes, benefitting greatly from the Elizabeth Line at Manor Park station.
The area also benefits from proximity to Wanstead Flats, part of Epping Forest, providing extensive open green space for recreation.
