Located in this brick fronted mid terraced period property is this first floor two bedroom and two bathroom split level conversion. On the first floor is a good size family shower room and newly fitted kitchen which has enough room to fit a dining table. Separate spacious lounge to the front of the building with a bedroom next to this room. On the second floor is the loft room which is the master bedroom with an en suite shower room. Ample built in wardrobe space with plenty of natural light coming through. Property has been recently refurbished throughout. Located within easy reach of East Ham or Manor Park station and all other local amenities.
Manor Park is a residential area and district of the London Borough of Newham in east London, England. The area is bordered by Ilford Town to the east, Forest Gate to the west, Wanstead to the north, and East Ham to the south. Further west lies Stratford and the City of London, and further east lies Romford and the Essex boundary.
Stratford and Ilford and East Ham in London. It is bordered by Forest Gate to the west, and further west lies Stratford, home to Statford City and the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.
Manor Park was part of the County Borough of East Ham, Essex, until 1965, when the Greater London county was formed. The area postcode is E12 and it is part of London post town.
Romford Road, a stretch of the A118, runs for much of its length in both Newham and Redbridge, providing the main road route through Manor Park and linking the eastern districts with the city of London.
The Earl of Essex is a Grade II listed public house at 616 Romford Road.
Manor Park's Itchycoo Park (officially Little Ilford Park) was made famous in a song by the Small Faces, whose lead singer Steve Marriott lived in the area.[3] Manor Park also has an amateur football team called A.C. Manor Park playing in the AFL.[clarification needed]
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