House For Sale £375,000
*Guide Price £375,000 - £400,000*
What a delightful property, so much character and charm with this two bedroom cottage-style house on the sought-after Progress Conservation Area.
This delightful cottage was originally built in 1915 to house the munition workers during the
First World War.
The Progress conservation area, modelled on a Cornish Village and built over a century ago is a lovely and peaceful family area with great transport links to central London, a host of good to outstanding primary schools, high street and parks.
Offered to the market with NO ONWARD CHAIN, this property is a fanastic first time buy and offers plenty of potential to extend subject to the usual planning consents.
Internally the property features an entrance hall with under stair storage, a large dual aspect living room with a feature fireplace and a kitchen offering a range of fitted units and worktops.
To the first floor you will find two bedrooms, a walk-in dressing room and a three-piece bathroom.
Externally there is a well-estbalished garden to the rear that is mostly laid to lawn featuring a patio area perfect for entertaining guests.
The property is located in Eltham within close proximity to a variety of outstanding schools, primary and secondary. Eltham Train Station is just 0.5 miles away and offers fast and frequent direct services into London Bridge, Waterloo East, Cannon Street, Charing Cross & London Victoria.
The buses are a stone’s throw away and also offer a direct service into Woolwich Arsenal, Curry Sark & North Greenwich (20 minutes). Eltham High Street can be found a short distance away and offers superb shopping, bars, restaurants and the recently built Vue cinema.
Just a few moments down the road from the house is Well Hall Pleasaunce with beautiful gardens, one of Greenwich's Green Flag Award-winning sites. Also with The Tudor Barn within the grounds that dates back to the 16th Century, which is now a restaurant that caters for park users and is available to hire for private functions. Great for afternoon tea or bottomless brunch. Adjoining Well Hall Pleasaunce is Blackheath Rugby Club and sports grounds for Greenwich University. For more greenery you are also a ten minute walk from the Green Chain Walk and Oxleas Wood.
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax: Local Authority The Royal Borough of Greenwich Band D
What a delightful property, so much character and charm with this two bedroom cottage-style house on the sought-after Progress Conservation Area.
This delightful cottage was originally built in 1915 to house the munition workers during the
First World War.
The Progress conservation area, modelled on a Cornish Village and built over a century ago is a lovely and peaceful family area with great transport links to central London, a host of good to outstanding primary schools, high street and parks.
Offered to the market with NO ONWARD CHAIN, this property is a fanastic first time buy and offers plenty of potential to extend subject to the usual planning consents.
Internally the property features an entrance hall with under stair storage, a large dual aspect living room with a feature fireplace and a kitchen offering a range of fitted units and worktops.
To the first floor you will find two bedrooms, a walk-in dressing room and a three-piece bathroom.
Externally there is a well-estbalished garden to the rear that is mostly laid to lawn featuring a patio area perfect for entertaining guests.
The property is located in Eltham within close proximity to a variety of outstanding schools, primary and secondary. Eltham Train Station is just 0.5 miles away and offers fast and frequent direct services into London Bridge, Waterloo East, Cannon Street, Charing Cross & London Victoria.
The buses are a stone’s throw away and also offer a direct service into Woolwich Arsenal, Curry Sark & North Greenwich (20 minutes). Eltham High Street can be found a short distance away and offers superb shopping, bars, restaurants and the recently built Vue cinema.
Just a few moments down the road from the house is Well Hall Pleasaunce with beautiful gardens, one of Greenwich's Green Flag Award-winning sites. Also with The Tudor Barn within the grounds that dates back to the 16th Century, which is now a restaurant that caters for park users and is available to hire for private functions. Great for afternoon tea or bottomless brunch. Adjoining Well Hall Pleasaunce is Blackheath Rugby Club and sports grounds for Greenwich University. For more greenery you are also a ten minute walk from the Green Chain Walk and Oxleas Wood.
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax: Local Authority The Royal Borough of Greenwich Band D
