House For Sale £900,000
An amazing opportunity for a buyer wanting a very special project. This house offers scale, period detail and a myriad of different development opportunities (all subject to the usual planning consents).
The current vendor has worked with a local architectural firm on design options and feasibility, to reconfigure the internal spaces as a house and also to convert it into apartments. There really is endless potential for someone with energy and a creative eye. The vendor is happy to share topline plans with any interested parties.
It’s a real feel-good home, dripping with period features. Right now it has an imposing entrance and hallway, a double reception with a square bay to the front and small French doors to the side of the garden, with two original, refurbished marble fireplaces. A small kitchen sits in the middle of the space and a third reception room or fifth bedroom at the rear. Upstairs there are four bedrooms, three of which are solid doubles, the master has a large square bay window to the front and another of the refurbished marble fireplaces. The bedroom at the rear enjoys views over the city to the Shard and the Gherkin.
Currently the garden is accessed via an external staircase to the side. The garden is 90ft in length and backs on to other gardens, so it’s a very leafy, green outlook that’s rare in London.
The scale and layout of the property are unique. If you were reconfiguring the space, there’s the opportunity to add living space, but also visual drama with double height rooms and glazing out to the garden. Additional, undeveloped spaces include: An internal cellar accessed below the stairs in the hallway, two full height lofts upstairs - that could give you a further 1-2 bedrooms (or master bedroom with en suite). As the property is on a hill, there are two large basement cellars (accessed from the garden) that sit at ground level and give buyers the option of incorporating them into the downstairs space. Current plans maintain the double reception rooms to the front and then incorporate the current kitchen, back reception, side return and basement spaces, to create a dramatic, double-height and free-flowing living space, that includes a large kitchen/family room, study and downstairs toilet, with Crittal windows or bi-fold doors across the back, to the garden.
Local schools are excellent, this house being nearest to Goodrich Primary and two Ofsted "outstanding" Harris academies at Peckham Rye.
East Dulwich station has regular London Bridge trains, while Denmark Hill and Forest Hill have Overground links (Clapham Junction, Canada Water, Shoreditch, Hoxton, Dalston Junction and Highbury & Islington) and Victoria trains. Buses travel up to the West End and City if you'd rather a scenic route.
The current vendor has worked with a local architectural firm on design options and feasibility, to reconfigure the internal spaces as a house and also to convert it into apartments. There really is endless potential for someone with energy and a creative eye. The vendor is happy to share topline plans with any interested parties.
It’s a real feel-good home, dripping with period features. Right now it has an imposing entrance and hallway, a double reception with a square bay to the front and small French doors to the side of the garden, with two original, refurbished marble fireplaces. A small kitchen sits in the middle of the space and a third reception room or fifth bedroom at the rear. Upstairs there are four bedrooms, three of which are solid doubles, the master has a large square bay window to the front and another of the refurbished marble fireplaces. The bedroom at the rear enjoys views over the city to the Shard and the Gherkin.
Currently the garden is accessed via an external staircase to the side. The garden is 90ft in length and backs on to other gardens, so it’s a very leafy, green outlook that’s rare in London.
The scale and layout of the property are unique. If you were reconfiguring the space, there’s the opportunity to add living space, but also visual drama with double height rooms and glazing out to the garden. Additional, undeveloped spaces include: An internal cellar accessed below the stairs in the hallway, two full height lofts upstairs - that could give you a further 1-2 bedrooms (or master bedroom with en suite). As the property is on a hill, there are two large basement cellars (accessed from the garden) that sit at ground level and give buyers the option of incorporating them into the downstairs space. Current plans maintain the double reception rooms to the front and then incorporate the current kitchen, back reception, side return and basement spaces, to create a dramatic, double-height and free-flowing living space, that includes a large kitchen/family room, study and downstairs toilet, with Crittal windows or bi-fold doors across the back, to the garden.
Local schools are excellent, this house being nearest to Goodrich Primary and two Ofsted "outstanding" Harris academies at Peckham Rye.
East Dulwich station has regular London Bridge trains, while Denmark Hill and Forest Hill have Overground links (Clapham Junction, Canada Water, Shoreditch, Hoxton, Dalston Junction and Highbury & Islington) and Victoria trains. Buses travel up to the West End and City if you'd rather a scenic route.
