Guide price
£400,000
2 bed terraced house for saleVictoria Road, Brentwood CM14
2 beds
1 bath
1 reception
EPC Rating: D
Freehold
About this property
Period house with features
Two bedrooms
Open-plan through lounge
Shaker-style kitchen
Bathroom includes separate shower
Bonus loft room
Private, low-maintenance garden
Under-house storage
Stones throw to Brentwood Station
Close to Brentwood High Street
Buying your first home is exciting — but let’s be honest, it can feel overwhelming. What if the house needs more work than it seems? Will it be big enough in a few years’ time? Will it hold its value, or even grow with you?
This charming 2-bedroom Victorian railway cottage on sought-after Victoria Road in Brentwood answers those questions with confidence. It's full of character, yet move-in ready. It’s practical, but with space to grow. And its location? Timeless. Just steps from Brentwood Station (Elizabeth Line) and moments from Brentwood High Street, this home not only fits your life now — it supports your future too. Guide Price: £400,000 to £450,000.
Built in the early 1900s, this home is rich with period features — from the working Victorian-style fireplace with ornate hearth to Victorian school-style radiators, wood panelling upstairs and feature fireplaces in both bedrooms. But don’t let its age fool you — it has been thoughtfully updated to suit modern living.
You’ll love the open-plan through lounge, perfect for entertaining or relaxing, and the shaker-style kitchen with granite-effect work surfaces, dual-aspect windows, and direct access to the private, low-maintenance garden — ideal for summer evenings, weekend brunches, or simply catching your breath after a busy day.
Upstairs, there are two genuine double bedrooms, both with beautiful period touches and shuttered windows for privacy and light control. The modern bathroom features a separate shower, tiled bath, vanity sink unit, and WC — a thoughtful layout that adds comfort and functionality.
Looking for more space? The bonus loft room, currently used as a home office, offers flexibility and storage — a huge plus in homes of this era. And there’s even under-house storage accessed from the garden, originally a coal bunker, now perfect for bikes or seasonal items.
The Owner's View
We have adored living in the property for the past 10 years, it has been the perfect home for us as first time buyers and then to house a growing family.
The house is in a fantastic location and a 90 second walk to the station which takes you into central London in 30mins. There are wonderful amenities within 2mins walk - boutique cafes, a fishmongers, deli, pub and sweet shop. We are a few minutes walk to the bustling high street and lots of beautiful green spaces and forest walks.
The house has beautiful original features from the year 1901, the open fire place is gorgeous to sit by when the weather turns. It is a great flexible space, huge bathroom and very cool added secret storage and office space in the loft and basement.
Summary
This isn’t just a lovely home to live in — it’s a savvy decision. The combination of charm, space, and location makes it ideal for first-time buyers now, and a highly lettable property down the line should your lifestyle evolve. Whether you live here for five years or fifteen, this is the kind of property that holds its value, its appeal and is ready to welcome you home.
Additional Information
Tenure: Freehold
EPC Rating: D | 65
Local Authority: Brentwood
Council Tax Band: C
Council Tax: £1926 (approx)
This charming 2-bedroom Victorian railway cottage on sought-after Victoria Road in Brentwood answers those questions with confidence. It's full of character, yet move-in ready. It’s practical, but with space to grow. And its location? Timeless. Just steps from Brentwood Station (Elizabeth Line) and moments from Brentwood High Street, this home not only fits your life now — it supports your future too. Guide Price: £400,000 to £450,000.
Built in the early 1900s, this home is rich with period features — from the working Victorian-style fireplace with ornate hearth to Victorian school-style radiators, wood panelling upstairs and feature fireplaces in both bedrooms. But don’t let its age fool you — it has been thoughtfully updated to suit modern living.
You’ll love the open-plan through lounge, perfect for entertaining or relaxing, and the shaker-style kitchen with granite-effect work surfaces, dual-aspect windows, and direct access to the private, low-maintenance garden — ideal for summer evenings, weekend brunches, or simply catching your breath after a busy day.
Upstairs, there are two genuine double bedrooms, both with beautiful period touches and shuttered windows for privacy and light control. The modern bathroom features a separate shower, tiled bath, vanity sink unit, and WC — a thoughtful layout that adds comfort and functionality.
Looking for more space? The bonus loft room, currently used as a home office, offers flexibility and storage — a huge plus in homes of this era. And there’s even under-house storage accessed from the garden, originally a coal bunker, now perfect for bikes or seasonal items.
The Owner's View
We have adored living in the property for the past 10 years, it has been the perfect home for us as first time buyers and then to house a growing family.
The house is in a fantastic location and a 90 second walk to the station which takes you into central London in 30mins. There are wonderful amenities within 2mins walk - boutique cafes, a fishmongers, deli, pub and sweet shop. We are a few minutes walk to the bustling high street and lots of beautiful green spaces and forest walks.
The house has beautiful original features from the year 1901, the open fire place is gorgeous to sit by when the weather turns. It is a great flexible space, huge bathroom and very cool added secret storage and office space in the loft and basement.
Summary
This isn’t just a lovely home to live in — it’s a savvy decision. The combination of charm, space, and location makes it ideal for first-time buyers now, and a highly lettable property down the line should your lifestyle evolve. Whether you live here for five years or fifteen, this is the kind of property that holds its value, its appeal and is ready to welcome you home.
Additional Information
Tenure: Freehold
EPC Rating: D | 65
Local Authority: Brentwood
Council Tax Band: C
Council Tax: £1926 (approx)
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