House For Sale £1,695,000
Three-storey, 2529 sq ft, Victorian family home with four double bedrooms, a lower ground kitchen/dining room, double reception room, and a landscaped garden. Close to great schools, Telegraph Hill and New Cross Gate station.
This house belongs to an award-winning property journalist who has lived there for 38 years and introduced tasteful modern design elements alongside the classic Victorian architecture. Situated in the desirable Telegraph Hill area, this elegant period home has superb proportions. Set over three storeys with beautiful panoramic views of central London. The lower ground is a fantastic space with a large kitchen/diner, ample room for a generous kitchen table, large wooden double doors onto the hall and french doors out to the garden. There is a utility room, a W.C, and the first of three reception rooms, with full height french doors out to a beautiful, low-maintenance architect-designed garden with several zones for alfresco dining and entertaining, relaxing and playing.
On the ground floor is an impressive double reception room filled with period features; ceiling rose, feature fireplaces, coving and high ceilings. To the rear of the property is the first of four bedrooms with a lovely view over the rear garden, and a large family bathroom with a bath, stand-alone shower and a beautiful stained glass window. There are three further sizable double bedrooms on the first floor, the master is huge with a wall of built-in wardrobes and a second family shower room. Two loft spaces are currently used for storage, though have incredible potential for even more livable space subject to planning.
The house is moments from beautiful Telegraph Hill Park, which hosts a regular farmers' market, an annual festival, a children's play club, a skate park, and a community cafe. New Cross Road has a great selection of pubs, cafes and shops. Nunhead's high street is a few minutes' walk for outstanding independents (a fishmonger, butcher, bakery, florist, bicycle repair shop, gift shops, deli and craft beer bar). Eat at Babette or Four Hundred Rabbits, drink at The Telegraph at The Earl of Derby or The Old Nun's Head.
Your nearest primary schools are Haberdashers' Aske's Temple Grove Free School (rated 'outstanding' by Ofsted) and Edmund Waller (rated 'good.') Haberdashers' Aske's Hatcham College is an excellent secondary and also very close.<br /><br />
This house belongs to an award-winning property journalist who has lived there for 38 years and introduced tasteful modern design elements alongside the classic Victorian architecture. Situated in the desirable Telegraph Hill area, this elegant period home has superb proportions. Set over three storeys with beautiful panoramic views of central London. The lower ground is a fantastic space with a large kitchen/diner, ample room for a generous kitchen table, large wooden double doors onto the hall and french doors out to the garden. There is a utility room, a W.C, and the first of three reception rooms, with full height french doors out to a beautiful, low-maintenance architect-designed garden with several zones for alfresco dining and entertaining, relaxing and playing.
On the ground floor is an impressive double reception room filled with period features; ceiling rose, feature fireplaces, coving and high ceilings. To the rear of the property is the first of four bedrooms with a lovely view over the rear garden, and a large family bathroom with a bath, stand-alone shower and a beautiful stained glass window. There are three further sizable double bedrooms on the first floor, the master is huge with a wall of built-in wardrobes and a second family shower room. Two loft spaces are currently used for storage, though have incredible potential for even more livable space subject to planning.
The house is moments from beautiful Telegraph Hill Park, which hosts a regular farmers' market, an annual festival, a children's play club, a skate park, and a community cafe. New Cross Road has a great selection of pubs, cafes and shops. Nunhead's high street is a few minutes' walk for outstanding independents (a fishmonger, butcher, bakery, florist, bicycle repair shop, gift shops, deli and craft beer bar). Eat at Babette or Four Hundred Rabbits, drink at The Telegraph at The Earl of Derby or The Old Nun's Head.
Your nearest primary schools are Haberdashers' Aske's Temple Grove Free School (rated 'outstanding' by Ofsted) and Edmund Waller (rated 'good.') Haberdashers' Aske's Hatcham College is an excellent secondary and also very close.<br /><br />
