House For Sale £650,000
Located in a great location for schools and transport links into town, this fine, 2-bedroom period house offers everything you could need in a family home.
Well-presented throughout, the house has double glazed sash windows, exposed wooden flooring and tasteful décor. On the ground floor is a light and airy walk-through reception room with a feature fireplace. This leads to a modern kitchen with white units and wooden work tops. To the rear of this is an extension with utility area and the benefit of a downstairs WC. Up to the first floor is a large double bedroom at the front with fitted wardrobes and a walk in dressing area/wardrobe, another double bedroom, a bright family bathroom and ample loft space for potential developing (STPP). The rear garden is easily maintained with a patio area and borders and there is a building to the rear that could easily be altered to provide an outdoor office.
The neighbourhood is a vibrant and friendly one popular among young families in particular. One of the main reasons for this is the number of good primary schools in the area the nearest being either Stillness or Gordonbrock, both rated as 'Outstanding'. Transport links into central London and beyond couldn't be easier. You have a choice of stations: Honor Oak Park from where there are national rail services into London Bridge in around 11 mins as well as Overground services direct to Shoreditch and Highbury and Islington. You can also change at Canada Water for easy access to Canary Wharf; Crofton Park station for national rail services into Blackfriars and St Pancras.
If you're looking to dine out of an evening there are several restaurants to choose from locally including a hip sourdough pizzeria (Mama Dough), a family-run Sardinian (Le Querce) and an award-winning Indian (Babur). You can pick up groceries from a Sainsbury's Local, a Budgen's or Co-Operative supermarket. For fresh meat, the Proud Sow - a popular, family run butcher's - is nearby. Pop into Arlo and Moe for some of the best coffee and brunches in SE4. Jones of Brockley is a deli and grocery run by former Neal's Yard folk with an amazing selection of coffee, wine, chocolate, veggies, bread, cakes and of course cheese. Cat Food cakes make beautiful cakes and is open on a Saturday for a slice or a cupcake. As for green spaces, Blythe Hill Fields is just around the corner. It plays host to an annual summer festival and its elevated position means there are sweeping views of London's skyline.
Well-presented throughout, the house has double glazed sash windows, exposed wooden flooring and tasteful décor. On the ground floor is a light and airy walk-through reception room with a feature fireplace. This leads to a modern kitchen with white units and wooden work tops. To the rear of this is an extension with utility area and the benefit of a downstairs WC. Up to the first floor is a large double bedroom at the front with fitted wardrobes and a walk in dressing area/wardrobe, another double bedroom, a bright family bathroom and ample loft space for potential developing (STPP). The rear garden is easily maintained with a patio area and borders and there is a building to the rear that could easily be altered to provide an outdoor office.
The neighbourhood is a vibrant and friendly one popular among young families in particular. One of the main reasons for this is the number of good primary schools in the area the nearest being either Stillness or Gordonbrock, both rated as 'Outstanding'. Transport links into central London and beyond couldn't be easier. You have a choice of stations: Honor Oak Park from where there are national rail services into London Bridge in around 11 mins as well as Overground services direct to Shoreditch and Highbury and Islington. You can also change at Canada Water for easy access to Canary Wharf; Crofton Park station for national rail services into Blackfriars and St Pancras.
If you're looking to dine out of an evening there are several restaurants to choose from locally including a hip sourdough pizzeria (Mama Dough), a family-run Sardinian (Le Querce) and an award-winning Indian (Babur). You can pick up groceries from a Sainsbury's Local, a Budgen's or Co-Operative supermarket. For fresh meat, the Proud Sow - a popular, family run butcher's - is nearby. Pop into Arlo and Moe for some of the best coffee and brunches in SE4. Jones of Brockley is a deli and grocery run by former Neal's Yard folk with an amazing selection of coffee, wine, chocolate, veggies, bread, cakes and of course cheese. Cat Food cakes make beautiful cakes and is open on a Saturday for a slice or a cupcake. As for green spaces, Blythe Hill Fields is just around the corner. It plays host to an annual summer festival and its elevated position means there are sweeping views of London's skyline.
