Lease details
112 years 4 months remaining — remaining
Source: Land registry title and managing agent statements
A property dossier — filed 19 April 2026
Asking £485,000 · Type Apartment · Bedrooms 2 · Bathrooms 1 · Floor area 732 sq ft · Tenure Leasehold · EPC C
What stood out on review.
Living room facing south
Tenure, lease and planning signals on this address.
112 years 4 months remaining — remaining
Source: Land registry title and managing agent statements
3 — applications
Three historical applications on the address — two approved, one refused. Two active applications within 50 metres, including a six-storey mixed-use scheme.
Source: Local authority planning portal
Physical and environmental hazards in the area.
Medium — risk
Low risk from rivers and the sea. Medium risk from surface water, with one historic event recorded within 500m.
Source: National flood risk dataset
What's around the property - crime, schools, sold prices.
Moderate crime — Hackney Wick
234 reported incidents within 500m in the past 12 months. Anti-social behaviour and bicycle theft dominate; serious violence is uncommon. Around 14% above the Hackney median.
Source: Home Office open crime data
4 — schools nearby
Nearest: Gainsborough Primary (480m). Good (2023).
Source: Ofsted / DfE
4 — comparables
Asking £485,000 sits about 2.8% above the median price paid for two-bed flats within 250m over the past 24 months. Highest comparable in the window was £510,000.
Source: Public land registry of sold prices
How well-connected this property is.
Excellent — Gigabit ready
Full-fibre (FTTP) available with peak speeds of 1,000 Mbps down. Four providers competing including a budget option.
Source: National broadband availability dataset
88 — walk score
Zone 2 location with three stations within half a mile. Strong cycle infrastructure on the doorstep.
Source: Public transport network data
Recurring and one-off costs of owning this property.
£1,864 / year — per year
Stamp duty on the asking price is approximately £11,750 for a non-first-time buyer purchasing as a primary residence.
Source: Local authority council tax schedule
What the listing photos do, and don't, show.
3 — issues found
Twenty-four photos cover most rooms but use wide-angle distortion on roughly a third. One image flags possible damp on the north-east wall of the second bedroom worth confirming in person.
Source: AI analysis
A property-specific checklist for the in-person viewing.
6 — questions
Things to verify when you visit the property in person.
Lease & costs
Condition
Neighbourhood
Source: Generated