128, Morley Road

Why Does This Property Have a F Rating?

This terraced flat is located in LONDON, E10 6LL. The property offers 52m² (560 sq ft) of modest-sized living space with 2 habitable rooms. It is a characterful interwar or early 20th century home. Currently rated F (28/100) for energy efficiency, this property would benefit significantly from energy improvements. With recommended improvements, it could achieve a D rating (56/100). The property uses electric storage heaters, which charge overnight on cheaper electricity tariffs. While having low installation costs, running costs are typically higher than gas central heating. A heat pump could reduce electricity use by 60-70%. The solid walls lack insulation. Solid wall insulation (external or internal) typically costs £8,000-£14,000 but can reduce heat loss by up to 35% and improve your EPC rating by 1-2 bands. The pitched roof lacks adequate insulation. Topping up loft insulation to 270mm (the recommended depth) typically costs £300-£500 and could save £150-£250 annually, with the investment often paying for itself within 2-3 years. Double glazing is installed, though the efficiency rating suggests older units. Modern low-E double glazing can be up to 40% more efficient than units installed before 2002. Estimated annual energy costs are £1343, comprising £1038 for heating, £249 for hot water, and £56 for lighting. The property produces 7.3 tonnes of CO2 per year, which is above average for a UK home. The property last sold in February 2019 for £7,240, with 2 recorded sales in our database.

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Note: EPC improvements typically add 3–5% per band to property value. Moving from F to D could add significant value.