House For Sale £725,000
Set well back from the road and opposite Dulwich Wood, this vastly extended, eot 3-bed home offers enormous family living space, front and back gardens and a garage. Walk to Sydenham Hill trains in 8-minutes.
Sporting both front and back extensions, this home, at 1438 Sq ft is much larger than the other 5 in the terrace. Being eot it had much more space 38 grow into, so though largely open plan, there are effectively 3 reception spaces downstairs rather than one, and therefore plentiful personal space for everyone.
Kitchen and reception space are connected and still separate and link on to further reception space. There's room to dine in the kitchen, which has just been fitted with brand spanking new glossy white kitchen units. The paint is just drying and the whole home which has an especially crisp finish, making rooms as airy and light as they could possibly be. There is a place for everything too, with built-in storage in the reception. Two of the bedrooms are doubles, the third is a single: Two of them have fitted wardrobes. There is a bathroom upstairs and a shower room downstairs.
The rear garden faces directly south, and could be filled with planters brimming with Verbena, Salvia, lavender and ornamental grass. Cross the road for magical ancient woodland or cross the other road for Wells Park. Sydenham Hill Wood and Dulwich Wood were once part of the Great North Wood, a hunting ground for King Charles I. The perfect Sunday walk can be wrapped up at the Wood House, a sprawling pub with a good menu and a large garden.
Sydenham Hill station is a nifty 8-minute walk (14-minutes to Victoria, 7-minutes to Brixton for Victoria Line connections). Sydenham station is a 19-minute walk for London Bridge trains and Overground links to Canada Water, Shoreditch, Hoxton, Dalston Junction and Highbury & Islington.
Local primary schools include Kelvin Grove and Dulwich Wood (rated 'good' by Ofsted), and Eliot Bank ('outstanding'). Secondary schools include Kingsdale ('outstanding') and Sydenham School ('good'). Nearby private schools include Sydenham High, Dulwich College, Alleyn's and jags.
Sporting both front and back extensions, this home, at 1438 Sq ft is much larger than the other 5 in the terrace. Being eot it had much more space 38 grow into, so though largely open plan, there are effectively 3 reception spaces downstairs rather than one, and therefore plentiful personal space for everyone.
Kitchen and reception space are connected and still separate and link on to further reception space. There's room to dine in the kitchen, which has just been fitted with brand spanking new glossy white kitchen units. The paint is just drying and the whole home which has an especially crisp finish, making rooms as airy and light as they could possibly be. There is a place for everything too, with built-in storage in the reception. Two of the bedrooms are doubles, the third is a single: Two of them have fitted wardrobes. There is a bathroom upstairs and a shower room downstairs.
The rear garden faces directly south, and could be filled with planters brimming with Verbena, Salvia, lavender and ornamental grass. Cross the road for magical ancient woodland or cross the other road for Wells Park. Sydenham Hill Wood and Dulwich Wood were once part of the Great North Wood, a hunting ground for King Charles I. The perfect Sunday walk can be wrapped up at the Wood House, a sprawling pub with a good menu and a large garden.
Sydenham Hill station is a nifty 8-minute walk (14-minutes to Victoria, 7-minutes to Brixton for Victoria Line connections). Sydenham station is a 19-minute walk for London Bridge trains and Overground links to Canada Water, Shoreditch, Hoxton, Dalston Junction and Highbury & Islington.
Local primary schools include Kelvin Grove and Dulwich Wood (rated 'good' by Ofsted), and Eliot Bank ('outstanding'). Secondary schools include Kingsdale ('outstanding') and Sydenham School ('good'). Nearby private schools include Sydenham High, Dulwich College, Alleyn's and jags.
