House For Sale £700,000
The property
A house that offers curb appeal due to an ornate and attractive frontage along with three double bedrooms, westerly facing rear gardens which extends to over 100ft (including side return), with potential to extend to the rear and into the loft (subject to any consents needed) and period features.
Offering almost 1300 sq ft of space and great potential for redevelopment.
There is much more to this property that can only be appreciated upon viewing, however the images and virtual reality tour do a fantastic job of showing you what’s on offer.
For those buyers who don’t know the area, here is a summary of some of the local schools, transport and recreation found locally.
Transport
Train stations are located approximately 0.5 miles from the property and offer some of the following travel times to central London stations:
Canada Water in approximately 12 mins
London Bridge in approximately 15 mins
Canary Wharf in approximately 15 mins
Cannon Street in approximately 20 mins
Charing Cross in approximately 21 mins
Blackfriars in approximately 23 mins
Victoria in approximately 25 mins
Kings Cross St Pancras in approximately 26 mins
Bus routes running to many stations are available from the end of Hurstbourne Road (2 mins walk according to Google) on the South Circular, which also runs along Blythe Vale (opposite end to where the house is located). For late night travellers, Night Bus N171 runs from Tottenham Court Road through Waterloo, Elephant & Castle and stops at the end of Hurstbourne Road.
Shopping, social life and conveniences
There are several award-winning local restaurants including Babur (Indian), Mama Dough (sourdough pizza), Le Querce (beautiful family-run traditional Sardinian dishes) and l’Oculto (Spanish wine bar and dining).
The award-winning traditional pub Blythe Hill Tavern (approx. 0.3 miles away) has been voted camra South East London pub of the year, known for its real ales and friendly staff. Expect roaring fires in Autumn and Winter plus traditional Irish music every Thursday evening.
The Honor Oak pub (approximately 0.5 miles way) was refurbished a year or so ago and is now a popular gastropub with a beer garden out the back.
Local high streets include Honor Oak, Forest Hill and Catford, where you will find Sainsbury's, Tesco, your choice of boutique cafés, restaurants and trendy gastro pubs, as well as leisure centres, libraries and even the odd cocktail bar...
If you ever fancied a greater selection of shops, eateries and social activity there are travel connections to the adjoining towns of Dulwich, Brockley, Greenwich, Deptford, Lewisham and Bromley to name a few. Both the latter have shopping centres and high streets with many well-known brand names shops and restaurants.
Additional conveniences include the nhs doctors' surgery on the corner of St German's Road (located off the south circular), with a handy chemist located next door and a post office on the south circular.
Local recreation
Off the high street in Forest Hill, you'll find the excellent Forest Hill pools and library both of which have undergone refurbishment.
There are numerous points of interest locally and some of the most popular include:
The Horniman Museum and Gardens with regular events such as a farmer’s market, live music and seasonal festivals to name a few.
You can read more about the Horniman museum and gardens here:
The nearby hidden gem that is Sydenham Hill Woods consists of approximately 9 hectares and is a designated local nature reserve. There, you will also find Dulwich & Sydenham Hill Golf Club, which was founded in 1894.
The golf course was designed by the great Harry S Colt and is set among mature oaks on the slopes of Sydenham Hill overlooking Dulwich College and enjoys a deserved lofty status among the capital's golfing elite.
You can read more about the golf club here:
Blythe Hill Fields is also close by and offers recreational facilities such as the "Trim trails" which is an exercise trail. It also hosts local events where the residents of SE23 and SE6 get to know each other better and enjoy the community spirit. You may look up details about Blythe Hill Fields on their website:
Please contact Hunters to arrange your viewing.
A house that offers curb appeal due to an ornate and attractive frontage along with three double bedrooms, westerly facing rear gardens which extends to over 100ft (including side return), with potential to extend to the rear and into the loft (subject to any consents needed) and period features.
Offering almost 1300 sq ft of space and great potential for redevelopment.
There is much more to this property that can only be appreciated upon viewing, however the images and virtual reality tour do a fantastic job of showing you what’s on offer.
For those buyers who don’t know the area, here is a summary of some of the local schools, transport and recreation found locally.
Transport
Train stations are located approximately 0.5 miles from the property and offer some of the following travel times to central London stations:
Canada Water in approximately 12 mins
London Bridge in approximately 15 mins
Canary Wharf in approximately 15 mins
Cannon Street in approximately 20 mins
Charing Cross in approximately 21 mins
Blackfriars in approximately 23 mins
Victoria in approximately 25 mins
Kings Cross St Pancras in approximately 26 mins
Bus routes running to many stations are available from the end of Hurstbourne Road (2 mins walk according to Google) on the South Circular, which also runs along Blythe Vale (opposite end to where the house is located). For late night travellers, Night Bus N171 runs from Tottenham Court Road through Waterloo, Elephant & Castle and stops at the end of Hurstbourne Road.
Shopping, social life and conveniences
There are several award-winning local restaurants including Babur (Indian), Mama Dough (sourdough pizza), Le Querce (beautiful family-run traditional Sardinian dishes) and l’Oculto (Spanish wine bar and dining).
The award-winning traditional pub Blythe Hill Tavern (approx. 0.3 miles away) has been voted camra South East London pub of the year, known for its real ales and friendly staff. Expect roaring fires in Autumn and Winter plus traditional Irish music every Thursday evening.
The Honor Oak pub (approximately 0.5 miles way) was refurbished a year or so ago and is now a popular gastropub with a beer garden out the back.
Local high streets include Honor Oak, Forest Hill and Catford, where you will find Sainsbury's, Tesco, your choice of boutique cafés, restaurants and trendy gastro pubs, as well as leisure centres, libraries and even the odd cocktail bar...
If you ever fancied a greater selection of shops, eateries and social activity there are travel connections to the adjoining towns of Dulwich, Brockley, Greenwich, Deptford, Lewisham and Bromley to name a few. Both the latter have shopping centres and high streets with many well-known brand names shops and restaurants.
Additional conveniences include the nhs doctors' surgery on the corner of St German's Road (located off the south circular), with a handy chemist located next door and a post office on the south circular.
Local recreation
Off the high street in Forest Hill, you'll find the excellent Forest Hill pools and library both of which have undergone refurbishment.
There are numerous points of interest locally and some of the most popular include:
The Horniman Museum and Gardens with regular events such as a farmer’s market, live music and seasonal festivals to name a few.
You can read more about the Horniman museum and gardens here:
The nearby hidden gem that is Sydenham Hill Woods consists of approximately 9 hectares and is a designated local nature reserve. There, you will also find Dulwich & Sydenham Hill Golf Club, which was founded in 1894.
The golf course was designed by the great Harry S Colt and is set among mature oaks on the slopes of Sydenham Hill overlooking Dulwich College and enjoys a deserved lofty status among the capital's golfing elite.
You can read more about the golf club here:
Blythe Hill Fields is also close by and offers recreational facilities such as the "Trim trails" which is an exercise trail. It also hosts local events where the residents of SE23 and SE6 get to know each other better and enjoy the community spirit. You may look up details about Blythe Hill Fields on their website:
Please contact Hunters to arrange your viewing.
