Luna Close, Upminster

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Luna Close is a private collection of just three newly built bungalows, approached via a private road off The Crescent in Cranham. Single storey living of this specification rarely comes to the market in this part of Upminster, and the development offers a genuine alternative for downsizers, professionals and small families who want a modern home without stairs and without the maintenance that comes with an older property.

Each home has been designed around an open plan kitchen, dining and living room, with a contemporary kitchen finished in quartz and French doors opening directly onto a private garden. Underfloor heating and wall panelling run through the interiors, while the elevations combine traditional red brickwork with a tiled roof so that the development settles naturally into an established residential street. EV charging is provided to every home.

Two and three-bedroom bungalows priced from £550,000, in a private setting off The Crescent in Cranham, Upminster.

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Luna Close sits off The Crescent in Cranham, on the eastern edge of the London Borough of Havering, in one of the quieter residential pockets on the Upminster side of the borough. It is a settled, suburban position with open green belt close by, and with the shops, schools and transport of Upminster only a short journey away.

Cranham itself is served by a number of small shopping parades, the largest of them on Front Lane, which covers the everyday essentials. For a fuller choice, Upminster is the nearest town centre and one of the seven main centres identified within Havering. Its high street mixes independent shops with familiar names and there is a good spread of cafés, restaurants and pubs, alongside Roomes, the family owned furniture and interiors store that has traded in the town since 1888.

Green space is one of the real advantages of this location. Cranham Marsh is a fifteen hectare Local Nature Reserve owned by Havering Council and managed by Essex Wildlife Trust, with woodland, wet meadow and one of the few surviving areas of fen in the area. Cranham Brickfields, a former clay excavation site now designated as a Local Nature Reserve, adds woodland walks, wildflower meadows, a pond and a playground. Further afield, Pages Wood and the wider Thames Chase community forest offer walking, cycling and riding routes, while Upminster Hall Playing Fields on Hall Lane provides pitches, a play area and a pavilion within grounds that once formed part of the Upminster Hall estate. Golfers have Cranham Golf Course on St Mary’s Lane on the doorstep, with Upminster Golf Club a little further west.

Families are well served locally. The Coopers’ Company and Coborn School on St Mary’s Lane is a heavily oversubscribed secondary and sixth form academy with a long standing reputation in the borough, and its most recent Ofsted inspection, published in June 2026, found it to be performing at a strong standard across the majority of the areas assessed. A number of well regarded primary schools serve Cranham and the surrounding roads. Prospective buyers should check current catchment arrangements with the London Borough of Havering, as admissions criteria are reviewed annually.

For commuters, Upminster station is the practical link and it is an unusually well connected one for an outer London stop. It is the eastern terminus of the District line, it is served by c2c fast services into London Fenchurch Street and the City, and it is the southern terminus of the Liberty line, the London Overground service running to Romford, where the Elizabeth line can be picked up. The station sits in fare zone 6. Local bus routes, including the 248, connect Cranham and Upminster with Romford and the wider borough.

Drivers are equally well placed. The A127 Southend Arterial Road runs immediately to the north, giving quick access to Romford in one direction and Basildon and Southend-on-Sea in the other, and it meets the M25 at Junction 29 within a short drive of the development. The A13 and the Dartford Crossing are reachable to the south, and Lakeside and Bluewater are both straightforward drives for larger shopping trips.