Nestled within the historic Upton Park community, stands a magnificent Victorian home, No. 25, boasting an oasis of calm and tranquility. Conceived in the 1800s as a private, gated parkland community, Upton Park is approached via a broad, treelined carriage drive, leading to a friendly horseshoe shape and the hidden away homes. No. 25, one of the earliest built homes, stands proudly with its mellow London yellow brick quoins and construction features, creating a warm welcome. The home's formal gardens harmonize with its grandeur, leading to a large, period tiled porch and impressive Victorian entrance hall. The interior boasts numerous, beautifully proportioned and symmetrical reception rooms, emanating elegance and grandeur, yet also a welcoming comfort. The snug can be found through a glazed French door, leading to the rear garden patio, where a table and chairs await morning coffee. The home's high, ornate original skirtings have been lovingly and sympathetically refurbished to the highest standards, featuring throughout the home. The sitting room is filled with light through a large bay window, while the dining room showcases a cast iron fireplace with a recently relined flue. The Christians New England kitchen is the heart of the home, with in-frame Shaker units providing an abundance of storage, a gas Aga warming the room beautifully, and an impressive Christians New England kitchen. The rear lobby leads out to the rear garden and a large laundry room with plumbing for a washer-dryer. The staircase ascends to the large, light, and bright first-floor landing, leading to four spacious bedrooms, each brimming with light, and a grand bathroom with a traditional clawfoot roll top bath, high cistern Victorian-style WC, Art Deco wash basin, and tiling.