1 bed flat for sale

Meridia Court, Biggerstaff Road, Stratford E15

Shared ownership

Full market value - £330,000

You pay (45%) - £148,500

Monthly Rent - £500.29

Monthly Service Charge - £358.68

Monthly Water Charge: £24.30

Annual Ground Rent - n/a

125 year lease commenced in July 2007 (107 years remaining)

EWS1 certification is available for this property - B1 rating

Enter this apartment via a spacious hallway with storage and find a tiled family bathroom to your right. A spacious north east facing open plan living area opens onto a juliette balcony which floods the room with light. The kitchen is fitted with a range of units and has an integrated oven, hob and extractor and spaces for your white goods. The double bedroom benefits from a mirrored wardrobe. Monthly service charge includes use of an onsite Gym and 24 Hour concierge.

Meridia Court is fantastically positioned within walking distance of the vibrant Westfield shopping centre. Nearest Stations are Pudding Mill DLR and Stratford which is served by London Underground, London Overground, Docklands Light Railway and the Elizabeth Line offering swift access into the city on beyond.

The buyer will require a deposit to obtain a mortgage for this property.

To meet the requirements for this property we require as a guideline, a minimum household income of £60,237. If you are offered the property, your ability to afford this property will be assessed at your financial interview. Please note that applicants should purchase the maximum share that they can afford and sustain.

Only applicants who are registered with London and Quadrant will be eligible to be offered a property in one of our schemes. If you are not registered, please visit our website and register to obtain your unique reference number.

Your home is at risk if you fail to keep up repayments on a mortgage, rent or other loan secured on it. Please make sure you can afford the repayments before you take out a mortgage.

These particulars are of opinion only, are intended to give a fair description and do not form the basis of a contract. The descriptions and all other information are believed to be correct as of April 2025.