House For Sale £825,000
Bursting with period charm, this beautiful, larger-than-average (1446 sqft), 3-double bedroom period house with a south-facing garden is located in the heart of Honor Oak Park a short walk from the station, high street and two very good primary schools.
The house offers great proportions throughout, high ceilings, period features and scope to extend, if required. It has a
warm and homely feel, is tastefully decorated in keeping with the period of the property, and comes with bespoke cupboards, wardrobes and alcove cabinetry providing ample storage and shelf space. On the ground floor is a generously-proportioned double reception room with 2 feature fireplaces, intricate ceiling cornicing and a bay window with wooden plantation shutters. Should you wish to, the rooms can be closed off using the interconnecting wooden doors. In the middle of the house is a separate dining room with built-in cupboards along one wall and a wood-burning stove. At the rear is a stylish, modem kitchen boasting wooden worktops, a built-in gas hob with a wok burner, a double oven with combination microwave, and an integrated dishwasher. The garden is south-facing with a large side return that is ideal for pots and BBQ storage. Back inside, the first floor is laid out with a master bedroom that spans the full width of the property. There are 2 further double bedrooms and a charming family bathroom with a roll-topped bath and large walk-in shower. For a growing family, there is a large loft space which could be converted subject to necessary consents.
The neighbourhood offers plenty of places to eat out and socialise. There is an award-winning Indian restaurant (Babur), a much-loved Italian (Le Querce), a hip pizzeria (Mamma Dough) and a traditional Turkish (Hattush). For a post work or weekend drink, pop into The Chandos, Grounds and Grapes or the Honor Oak pub. During the day you can grab a coffee and brunch in Honor Oak Provender deli or Two Spoons coffee shop. For groceries, there's a Sainsbury's Local on the high street along with a number of other convenience stores. Transport links into central London could hardly be better. Honor Oak Park station provides fast and frequent services to London Bridge (in around 12 minutes) as well as Overground services northwards to Shoreditch and Highbury and Islington. You can change at Canada Water for easy access to Canary Wharf. There are a number of good schools in the area the nearest being the highly rated Dalmain Primary. If you're looking for outdoor activities, there are free tennis courts nearby, local running clubs and the open spaces of Peckham Rye Park, the Green Chain Walk and Blythe Hill Fields at the top of which are picturesque views across the London skyline.
The house offers great proportions throughout, high ceilings, period features and scope to extend, if required. It has a
warm and homely feel, is tastefully decorated in keeping with the period of the property, and comes with bespoke cupboards, wardrobes and alcove cabinetry providing ample storage and shelf space. On the ground floor is a generously-proportioned double reception room with 2 feature fireplaces, intricate ceiling cornicing and a bay window with wooden plantation shutters. Should you wish to, the rooms can be closed off using the interconnecting wooden doors. In the middle of the house is a separate dining room with built-in cupboards along one wall and a wood-burning stove. At the rear is a stylish, modem kitchen boasting wooden worktops, a built-in gas hob with a wok burner, a double oven with combination microwave, and an integrated dishwasher. The garden is south-facing with a large side return that is ideal for pots and BBQ storage. Back inside, the first floor is laid out with a master bedroom that spans the full width of the property. There are 2 further double bedrooms and a charming family bathroom with a roll-topped bath and large walk-in shower. For a growing family, there is a large loft space which could be converted subject to necessary consents.
The neighbourhood offers plenty of places to eat out and socialise. There is an award-winning Indian restaurant (Babur), a much-loved Italian (Le Querce), a hip pizzeria (Mamma Dough) and a traditional Turkish (Hattush). For a post work or weekend drink, pop into The Chandos, Grounds and Grapes or the Honor Oak pub. During the day you can grab a coffee and brunch in Honor Oak Provender deli or Two Spoons coffee shop. For groceries, there's a Sainsbury's Local on the high street along with a number of other convenience stores. Transport links into central London could hardly be better. Honor Oak Park station provides fast and frequent services to London Bridge (in around 12 minutes) as well as Overground services northwards to Shoreditch and Highbury and Islington. You can change at Canada Water for easy access to Canary Wharf. There are a number of good schools in the area the nearest being the highly rated Dalmain Primary. If you're looking for outdoor activities, there are free tennis courts nearby, local running clubs and the open spaces of Peckham Rye Park, the Green Chain Walk and Blythe Hill Fields at the top of which are picturesque views across the London skyline.
