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22 Morse Close, London, E13 0HL

Flat / maisonetteLeasehold
Last sale£225,000Jun 2021 · HM Land Registry
If it moved with Newham flat prices£204,000Aug 2026 · UK HPI
TenureLeaseholdHM Land Registry
TypeFlat / maisonetteHM Land Registry
MapN ↑119 m ↔
Postcode area · Contains OS data © Crown copyright and database right 2026 · Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026

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1 thing to check

1Leasehold: Lease documents needed

The lease term and charges affect future costs and mortgage options.

Ask the agent for the lease, remaining term, charges and planned works.

HM Land Registry · Jun 2021

Not covered here yet: surface water flooding, rivers and sea flooding, coal development high-risk area, conservation area, listed buildings nearby, article 4 direction, tree protection, radon, road noise, rail noise, airport noise, energy certificate. Your conveyancer’s local search covers the planning checks.

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Price

If it moved with Newham flat prices

£204,000

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This home’s sale history

Feb 2007 £145,000Jun 2021 £225,000Feb 2007Jun 2021£225,000
SoldPriceTypeTenureRecord
Jun 2021£225,000Flat / maisonetteLeaseholdA
Feb 2007£145,000Flat / maisonetteLeaseholdA

Street sales

AddressSoldPriceTypeTenure
82 Morse Close, London, E13 0HJJul 2022£340,000Flat / maisonetteLeasehold
22 Morse Close, London, E13 0HLJun 2021£225,000Flat / maisonetteLeasehold
32 Morse Close, London, E13 0HLJul 2018£225,000Flat / maisonetteLeasehold
68 Morse Close, London, E13 0HJFeb 2015£250,000Flat / maisonetteLeasehold
12 Morse Close, London, E13 0HLJan 2015£161,000Flat / maisonetteLeasehold
48 Morse Close, London, E13 0HLMay 2014£145,000Flat / maisonetteLeasehold
44 Morse Close, London, E13 0HLJul 2012£100,000Flat / maisonetteLeasehold
68 Morse Close, London, E13 0HJSep 2011£155,000Flat / maisonetteLeasehold
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AddressSoldPriceTypeTenure
12 Morse Close, London, E13 0HLJun 2008£144,000Flat / maisonetteLeasehold
22 Morse Close, London, E13 0HLFeb 2007£145,000Flat / maisonetteLeasehold
68 Morse Close, London, E13 0HJFeb 2004£162,000Flat / maisonetteLeasehold
32 Morse Close, London, E13 0HLJun 2003£107,500Flat / maisonetteLeasehold
88 Morse Close, London, E13 0HJMay 2001£86,000Flat / maisonetteLeasehold
88 Morse Close, London, E13 0HJOct 1999£57,995Flat / maisonetteLeasehold
98 Morse Close, London, E13 0HJJan 1999£43,000Flat / maisonetteLeasehold
114 Morse Close, London, E13 0HJDec 1998£45,995Flat / maisonetteLeasehold
90 Morse Close, London, E13 0HJApr 1998£39,995TerracedLeasehold
114 Morse Close, London, E13 0HJAug 1996£35,000Flat / maisonetteLeasehold
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The land

Not covered here yet: surface water flooding, rivers and sea flooding, coal development high-risk area, conservation area, listed buildings nearby, article 4 direction, tree protection, radon. Your conveyancer’s local search covers the planning checks.

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The building

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EPC

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Living

Broadband in the area

Postcode residential gigabit coverage: 100%

Full fibre in the local authority: 83%

Ofcom · Jan 2026

Schools nearby

DfE GIAS · Nov 2026 · Ofsted · Sep 2026

Area context

Deprivation decile (1 is most deprived within its nation): 2 · England 2025

Recorded police incidents: 165

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Lease documents

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Next steps

Ask a surveyor to confirm Level 2 or Level 3 after reviewing the age, condition and alterations.

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Questions for the agent

Questions for your surveyor and conveyancer

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Which survey level covers this home’s condition, damp, cracks and any alterations?

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    Which title, drainage and local searches are needed for this address?

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    Sources and licences

    Contains British Geological Survey materials © UKRI 2026

    Radon Potential classification UK Health Security Agency © Crown copyright 2022

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