House For Sale £925,000
An exceptional, 3-bedroom, end-of-terrace period house with a stunning extended kitchen-diner, a beautiful west-facing garden, a brand-new bathroom and the added bonus of a high-spec garden office/studio.
The house has been completely transformed by the current owners since owning it. It has a warm and homely feel, boasts good proportions throughout, period features and new timbered-framed double-glazed sash windows. The heart of this home is the extended kitchen-diner with bi-folding doors that open seamlessly out to the garden making for a great in/out entertaining area. A large picture window and 2 skylights flood the room with natural light. The sleek contemporary kitchen has everything you need for modern day living including built-in appliances, a central island, ample storage units and a cleverly hidden utility space. The west-facing garden warrants particular mention; it was professionally designed and features a granite patio, a newly-laid Dutch-paver seating area, a floating bridge, a play area and a treehouse all of which is surrounded by lush and mature planting. At the back is a cork-clad, fully-insulated studio with a plywood interior, power, an electric radiator, an eco-friendly ground screw base, and a built-in desk from which you can admire the garden through the full-width picture window. Back inside the house, the rest of the ground floor is made up of a light-filled reception room, a wide entrance hall - perfect for parking buggies and hanging up coats - and a downstairs cloakroom. Upstairs there are 3 genuine double bedrooms along with a brand new and very stylish family bathroom.
The area is much sought after due to its transport links into central and east London as well as the proximity of several good primary schools including Stillness and Beecroft. Honor Oak Park station provides direct mainline services to London Bridge in around 12 minutes. In addition, there are Overground services northwards to Shoreditch and Highbury & Islington. You can change at Canada Water for easy access to Canary Wharf. Crofton Park station is also within easy reach for services into Blackfriars and Paddington. For shopping and dining out, the area caters for most needs. There's a Sainsbury's Local and a Budgen's supermarket nearby. Restaurants of note include Mamma Dough (a trendy sough dough pizzeria), Babur (an award-winning Indian) and Hattush (a popular Turkish). For a post work drink, pop along to the Brockley Jack or the Chandos. For Sunday brunch or a coffee and a snack, there are a number of places to choose from including Two Spoons and Arlo and Moe.
The house has been completely transformed by the current owners since owning it. It has a warm and homely feel, boasts good proportions throughout, period features and new timbered-framed double-glazed sash windows. The heart of this home is the extended kitchen-diner with bi-folding doors that open seamlessly out to the garden making for a great in/out entertaining area. A large picture window and 2 skylights flood the room with natural light. The sleek contemporary kitchen has everything you need for modern day living including built-in appliances, a central island, ample storage units and a cleverly hidden utility space. The west-facing garden warrants particular mention; it was professionally designed and features a granite patio, a newly-laid Dutch-paver seating area, a floating bridge, a play area and a treehouse all of which is surrounded by lush and mature planting. At the back is a cork-clad, fully-insulated studio with a plywood interior, power, an electric radiator, an eco-friendly ground screw base, and a built-in desk from which you can admire the garden through the full-width picture window. Back inside the house, the rest of the ground floor is made up of a light-filled reception room, a wide entrance hall - perfect for parking buggies and hanging up coats - and a downstairs cloakroom. Upstairs there are 3 genuine double bedrooms along with a brand new and very stylish family bathroom.
The area is much sought after due to its transport links into central and east London as well as the proximity of several good primary schools including Stillness and Beecroft. Honor Oak Park station provides direct mainline services to London Bridge in around 12 minutes. In addition, there are Overground services northwards to Shoreditch and Highbury & Islington. You can change at Canada Water for easy access to Canary Wharf. Crofton Park station is also within easy reach for services into Blackfriars and Paddington. For shopping and dining out, the area caters for most needs. There's a Sainsbury's Local and a Budgen's supermarket nearby. Restaurants of note include Mamma Dough (a trendy sough dough pizzeria), Babur (an award-winning Indian) and Hattush (a popular Turkish). For a post work drink, pop along to the Brockley Jack or the Chandos. For Sunday brunch or a coffee and a snack, there are a number of places to choose from including Two Spoons and Arlo and Moe.
