3 bed Flat For Sale £425,000
Located on the ground floor of this low rise, purpose-brick built constructed building, you are drawn to the roomy feel the hallway has when you enter. Recently decorated throughout and carefully maintained by its previous occupiers, this triple aspect apartment has clean crisp white walls and all rooms apart the kitchen the bathroom have fitted oak engineered wood floors. The flow and layout are perfectly balanced as all rooms lead off the hallway.
The separate kitchen is an ideal location and styled with a fresh and modern look, with its white high gloss wall and base fitted units, white localised metro wall tiles and white granite effect worktop and sink with stainless steel mixer tap. For the serious cooks out there, a gas hob with electric bult in oven and extractor fan gives you tools to create a culinary delight or two. There is also sufficient space for a washing machine and an under the counter fridge freezer. Not to mention, there is also a handy fitted cupboard which makes a great larder. The slate effect tiled flooring completes this room, and the patio is accessed via the kitchen.
The patio provides you with a blank canvass to allow you to create your own outside space, with a low brick wall and garden gate the view is not obstructed to display one the green leafy communal spaces on this estate and do not forget Ruskin Park is only 0.4 miles away.
Back into the apartment and across the hall into the reception/dining room you will be pleased to see the room is practically square in size (4.27m x 3.45m) which is a great room for multi uses and being southeast facing provides you with plenty of natural light throughout the day.
All three double bedrooms are neutrally styled and two of the rooms come with fitted cupboards so that should solve your storage problems. Each bedroom provides its own outlook, bedroom two is dual aspect and gives a lovely bright feel.
The bathroom has a practical element as both areas have a window. It has also benefited from a refresh with a segregated white WC room and the bathroom has a white pedestal sink with mixer tap, white bathtub with shower over bath and glass shower screen and chrome heated towel rail which leads to a nice space to unwind and take it easy. The beige localised wall tiles offer a smooth splash of colour and beige panelled tiled flooring blends well with the hallway.
The apartment is leasehold with approximately 94 years remaining, a service charge of approximately £1450 per year and ground rent of £10 per year. The freeholder is Southwark, and it has a council tax banding of C.
Denmark Hill Estate is a quiet residential area just 0.4 miles from Denmark Hill Station. From here you have fast links to Victoria in fifteen minutes and you also have the Thameslink line into The City, St Pancras and Luton or alternatively Sevenoaks and Brighton. Furthermore, there’s the Overground between Clapham Junction and Highbury and Islington via Shoreditch. Plus North Dulwich, East Dulwich and Herne Hill stations are all within a walkable distance. Not to mention, there are also plenty of buses on Denmark Hill to take you to the West End and The City. There is a cut-through to the large Sainsburys just behind the playing fields, so you don’t have far to go with your weekly shop. Just beyond that you are onto Lordship Lane in Dulwich which offers a cinema, leisure complex and fantastic shops and restaurants, including Franco Manca pizzeria and the famous Moxon’s fishmongers, also a Marks and Spencer Foodhall and Dominos. The area provides some fantastic schools such as Bessemer Grange Primary School and The Charter School. This location really is one of those rare London gems with King College Hospital close by and plenty of outside spaces such as Ruskin Park and Brockwell Park - It is both quiet and green whilst still enjoying everything Zone 2 South London has to offer and more.
The separate kitchen is an ideal location and styled with a fresh and modern look, with its white high gloss wall and base fitted units, white localised metro wall tiles and white granite effect worktop and sink with stainless steel mixer tap. For the serious cooks out there, a gas hob with electric bult in oven and extractor fan gives you tools to create a culinary delight or two. There is also sufficient space for a washing machine and an under the counter fridge freezer. Not to mention, there is also a handy fitted cupboard which makes a great larder. The slate effect tiled flooring completes this room, and the patio is accessed via the kitchen.
The patio provides you with a blank canvass to allow you to create your own outside space, with a low brick wall and garden gate the view is not obstructed to display one the green leafy communal spaces on this estate and do not forget Ruskin Park is only 0.4 miles away.
Back into the apartment and across the hall into the reception/dining room you will be pleased to see the room is practically square in size (4.27m x 3.45m) which is a great room for multi uses and being southeast facing provides you with plenty of natural light throughout the day.
All three double bedrooms are neutrally styled and two of the rooms come with fitted cupboards so that should solve your storage problems. Each bedroom provides its own outlook, bedroom two is dual aspect and gives a lovely bright feel.
The bathroom has a practical element as both areas have a window. It has also benefited from a refresh with a segregated white WC room and the bathroom has a white pedestal sink with mixer tap, white bathtub with shower over bath and glass shower screen and chrome heated towel rail which leads to a nice space to unwind and take it easy. The beige localised wall tiles offer a smooth splash of colour and beige panelled tiled flooring blends well with the hallway.
The apartment is leasehold with approximately 94 years remaining, a service charge of approximately £1450 per year and ground rent of £10 per year. The freeholder is Southwark, and it has a council tax banding of C.
Denmark Hill Estate is a quiet residential area just 0.4 miles from Denmark Hill Station. From here you have fast links to Victoria in fifteen minutes and you also have the Thameslink line into The City, St Pancras and Luton or alternatively Sevenoaks and Brighton. Furthermore, there’s the Overground between Clapham Junction and Highbury and Islington via Shoreditch. Plus North Dulwich, East Dulwich and Herne Hill stations are all within a walkable distance. Not to mention, there are also plenty of buses on Denmark Hill to take you to the West End and The City. There is a cut-through to the large Sainsburys just behind the playing fields, so you don’t have far to go with your weekly shop. Just beyond that you are onto Lordship Lane in Dulwich which offers a cinema, leisure complex and fantastic shops and restaurants, including Franco Manca pizzeria and the famous Moxon’s fishmongers, also a Marks and Spencer Foodhall and Dominos. The area provides some fantastic schools such as Bessemer Grange Primary School and The Charter School. This location really is one of those rare London gems with King College Hospital close by and plenty of outside spaces such as Ruskin Park and Brockwell Park - It is both quiet and green whilst still enjoying everything Zone 2 South London has to offer and more.
