Willows Parade, Moor Lane, Upminster

Nestled on Moor Lane in the charming area of Cranham Upminster, this well-presented first-floor maisonette offers an exceptional living space that is both spacious and inviting. With a generously sized bedroom, this property is perfect for individuals or couples seeking comfort and convenience. The maisonette boasts a lovely entrance hallway, complete with two large storage cupboards, ensuring that you have ample space to keep your belongings organised.

The lounge/diner is a standout feature, providing a bright and airy atmosphere that is ideal for relaxation, entertaining guests or working from home. The large bedroom is particularly impressive, with the potential to be easily divided into two separate rooms, offering flexibility to suit your needs. The modern kitchen is well-equipped, making meal preparation a delight, while the contemporary shower room adds a touch of luxury to your daily routine.

With a long lease remaining of approximately 146 years, this property represents excellent value for money in today’s market. Additionally, residents will benefit from parking facilities, ensuring that you and your guests can park with ease. The maisonette is conveniently located close to local amenities and bus links, making it easy to access everything you need for daily life.

In summary, this fantastic one-bedroom maisonette on Moor Lane is a wonderful opportunity for those looking for a spacious and modern home in a desirable location. Don’t miss your chance to make this delightful property your own.

Spacious entrance hall gives access to all rooms. Two storage cupboards. Access to loft.
Shower room comprises larger than average shower fitted with "Rainfall" style shower. Wash hand basin and WC. Heated towel rail.
Kitchen 9'8 x 0'4 double glazed window to front. Wall and base mounted units with matching storage drawers. Complimentary work surfaces housing sink drainer. Tiling to splash backs. Oven, electric hob and extractor hood to remain. Space for other appliances.
Bedroom 17'1 x 8'2 double glazed window.
Lovely size lounge/diner 17'1 x 10'9 double glazed window. Feature electric fireplace.

Further Details:
Potterton Titanium combination boiler (serviced annually)
1st floor maisonette
Service Charge: £900.00 per annum including Building Insurance
Ground Rent: £50.00 per annum
Length of Lease: 146 years remaining
Communal Parking
Council Tax Band: B
Local Authority: Havering

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The placename Upminster is first recorded in 1062 as Upmynstre and is recorded in the 1086 Domesday Book as Upmunstra] It is formed from Old English upp and mynster, meaning the large church on high ground. The high ground of the parish church being in relation to the valley of the River Ingrebourne and the Upminster Bridge over the river shares the name An alternative explanation suggests the upp could refer to the geographical relationship to a church at Barking or Tilbury in Anglo-Saxon time
The London, Tilbury and Southend Railway from Fenchurch Street was extended from Barking to Upminster in 1885.