House For Rent £1,350
Charlesons are pleased to welcome a unique property onto the market located in the heart of the newly, sought- after area of Collier Row. This 2 bed, detached Bungalow gives any family the opportunity to live in a beautiful residential area which has a vibrant community. There are numerous reasons as to why Collier has become an ever so popular area to live in. Collier Row is surrounded by many Schools, Restaurants, Supermarkets, Parks and green space.
Property features;
- Detached bungalow (only one available in the local area)
- 2 double bedrooms
- Spacious living room with space for large dining table
- Kitchen with breakfast bar and integrated appliances
- Family bathroom with 3 piece suite
- Side access to large garden area
- Garage (subject to availability)
- Driveway parking (2 entrances) for multiple cars
- Close to high street and many amenities near by
- Gas central heating
- Grey painted walls and grey carpets
- Double glazed windows
- Security house alarm fitted
For further information on viewings please call us today
This property is available now (subject to references)
viewing options:
Virtual viewings - We will send a video tour of the property via; WhatsApp, Email, Instagram.
Traditional viewings - As part of our covid protocol, we will arrange access into the property which will have strict restrictions in place to minimise contact.
**safety measures**
due to COVID19 - for the safety of our staff and members of the public, if you are booked to view A property through Charlesons, please ensure you are equipped with A mask and gloves. You will not be permitted to touch any surfaces, appliances, handles and switches
about collier row: (information from local company website)
Collier Row is one of those places that many have heard of but fewer really know anything about. Drive into London along the A12 or along the North Circular, and you will see it signed and think little more about it.
However, the genie is rapidly escaping the bottle, as an increasing number of people discover this thriving community in the London borough of Havering. And as the Crossrail project nears completion, Collier Row estate agents predict that it is set to become one of the key hot spots in the area. Here are five reasons Collier Row is a great place to live.
1) Fantastic food
Whether you want a takeaway or a fine dining experience, Collier Row has something for everyone. Panna's, at the City Pavilion, is one of the most popular Indian restaurants for miles around, in an area that is spoilt for choice. The Executive Chef has 20 years' experience working in fine dining establishments, and it shows.
2) Local talent
The area boasts boxer Frank Bruno and trumpeter Kenny Ball among famous past residents. And only last month, 15 year old Collier Row busker Joshua Greaves and his friend, Zac Carpenter, beat thousands of competitors to win the Gigs talent competition, organised by the Mayor of London.
3) Great connectivity
Whether you are a home-based worker or you just love to catch up on your favourite box sets, everyone needs a good internet connection these days. Thanks to a fantastic local infrastructure, Collier Row has some of the fastest broadband available, boasting download speeds of up to 100mb.
4) Excellent schools
There was a time when you got what you were given when it came to education, but with today's Ofsted ratings, there is nowhere for schools to hide. There is no shortage of excellent options in Collier Row. Parklands, on Havering Road, is one of the largest primary and junior schools in the area. It has a 50 year history and a fantastic reputation. For older kids, Kantor King Solomon High School, Oaks Park High School and Chadwell Heath Academy are all within easy reach and consistently score well with Ofsted.
5) Parks and green space
Just because you are on the outskirts of London, don't be fooled into thinking there is no green space around. The Recreation Ground off Collier Row Road boasts plenty of play equipment and is bordered to the east by the attractive and tranquil River Rom. Or just a mile to the north of Collier Row is the 300 acre Hainault Forest Country Park. Here, you will find fishing lakes, bridleways, a nature trail and even a kids' zoo, home to meercats, peacocks and many other interesting creatures.
Property features;
- Detached bungalow (only one available in the local area)
- 2 double bedrooms
- Spacious living room with space for large dining table
- Kitchen with breakfast bar and integrated appliances
- Family bathroom with 3 piece suite
- Side access to large garden area
- Garage (subject to availability)
- Driveway parking (2 entrances) for multiple cars
- Close to high street and many amenities near by
- Gas central heating
- Grey painted walls and grey carpets
- Double glazed windows
- Security house alarm fitted
For further information on viewings please call us today
This property is available now (subject to references)
viewing options:
Virtual viewings - We will send a video tour of the property via; WhatsApp, Email, Instagram.
Traditional viewings - As part of our covid protocol, we will arrange access into the property which will have strict restrictions in place to minimise contact.
**safety measures**
due to COVID19 - for the safety of our staff and members of the public, if you are booked to view A property through Charlesons, please ensure you are equipped with A mask and gloves. You will not be permitted to touch any surfaces, appliances, handles and switches
about collier row: (information from local company website)
Collier Row is one of those places that many have heard of but fewer really know anything about. Drive into London along the A12 or along the North Circular, and you will see it signed and think little more about it.
However, the genie is rapidly escaping the bottle, as an increasing number of people discover this thriving community in the London borough of Havering. And as the Crossrail project nears completion, Collier Row estate agents predict that it is set to become one of the key hot spots in the area. Here are five reasons Collier Row is a great place to live.
1) Fantastic food
Whether you want a takeaway or a fine dining experience, Collier Row has something for everyone. Panna's, at the City Pavilion, is one of the most popular Indian restaurants for miles around, in an area that is spoilt for choice. The Executive Chef has 20 years' experience working in fine dining establishments, and it shows.
2) Local talent
The area boasts boxer Frank Bruno and trumpeter Kenny Ball among famous past residents. And only last month, 15 year old Collier Row busker Joshua Greaves and his friend, Zac Carpenter, beat thousands of competitors to win the Gigs talent competition, organised by the Mayor of London.
3) Great connectivity
Whether you are a home-based worker or you just love to catch up on your favourite box sets, everyone needs a good internet connection these days. Thanks to a fantastic local infrastructure, Collier Row has some of the fastest broadband available, boasting download speeds of up to 100mb.
4) Excellent schools
There was a time when you got what you were given when it came to education, but with today's Ofsted ratings, there is nowhere for schools to hide. There is no shortage of excellent options in Collier Row. Parklands, on Havering Road, is one of the largest primary and junior schools in the area. It has a 50 year history and a fantastic reputation. For older kids, Kantor King Solomon High School, Oaks Park High School and Chadwell Heath Academy are all within easy reach and consistently score well with Ofsted.
5) Parks and green space
Just because you are on the outskirts of London, don't be fooled into thinking there is no green space around. The Recreation Ground off Collier Row Road boasts plenty of play equipment and is bordered to the east by the attractive and tranquil River Rom. Or just a mile to the north of Collier Row is the 300 acre Hainault Forest Country Park. Here, you will find fishing lakes, bridleways, a nature trail and even a kids' zoo, home to meercats, peacocks and many other interesting creatures.
