House For Sale £625,000
This attractive and impressive three bedroom detached family home is situated within the heart of the Shrewsbury Park conservation area.
This 1930’s constructed development sits almost at the apex of Shooters Hill, Se18 and was built by renowned house builder of the time, John Laing and Son.
The development itself is a leafy enclave and is skirted on two sides by Shooters Hill Golf Club and Shrewsbury Park. Within the development is the grade II listed Shrewsbury House a well renowned local community and arts centre.
The property sits in an elevated position and has much charm and appeal.
The accommodation is sizeable and tastefully decorated having recently undergone a refurbishment programme.
There is an entrance hall leading to the ground floor living rooms, of which there are two, both have feature fireplaces, wooden floors and striking bays. The dining room has double doors that lead directly to the rear garden. There is also a fitted kitchen which in turn leads to a small conservatory, again with direct access to the rear garden.
The first floor provides three good size bedrooms, with bay windows to the principal two. There is also a brand new bathroom that comprises a three piece suite with complimentary tiling to the walls.
Externally the rear garden is expansive measuring approximately 63’ x 29’ with two patio areas separated by the lawn.
Finally there is an attached garage approached from its own driveway.
The area lends itself well to someone seeking a quiet retreat within a commutable distance to London, with many recreational activities to hand including the Shooters Hill Golf and Tennis Clubs, Oxleas Wood, Severndroog castle, plus Foxcroft and Shrewsbury Parks.
There is a good selection of schools within the locale including Plumcroft, Eglinton, Notre Dame R.C. and Christ Church. With the option of grammar schools in the neighbouring Bexley borough, due to its close proximity.
For commuters, there are several options depending on the desired route. Most take advantage of a local bus service direct to Woolwich Arsenal for over ground connections into London Bridge, Cannon Street and Charing Cross or the DLR into the Docklands or City Airport. Woolwich will hopefully soon have the addition of a Crossrail station increasing its appeal for the commuter.
Furthermore the property is located within access to local shops, bus routes and cycle ways.
This 1930’s constructed development sits almost at the apex of Shooters Hill, Se18 and was built by renowned house builder of the time, John Laing and Son.
The development itself is a leafy enclave and is skirted on two sides by Shooters Hill Golf Club and Shrewsbury Park. Within the development is the grade II listed Shrewsbury House a well renowned local community and arts centre.
The property sits in an elevated position and has much charm and appeal.
The accommodation is sizeable and tastefully decorated having recently undergone a refurbishment programme.
There is an entrance hall leading to the ground floor living rooms, of which there are two, both have feature fireplaces, wooden floors and striking bays. The dining room has double doors that lead directly to the rear garden. There is also a fitted kitchen which in turn leads to a small conservatory, again with direct access to the rear garden.
The first floor provides three good size bedrooms, with bay windows to the principal two. There is also a brand new bathroom that comprises a three piece suite with complimentary tiling to the walls.
Externally the rear garden is expansive measuring approximately 63’ x 29’ with two patio areas separated by the lawn.
Finally there is an attached garage approached from its own driveway.
The area lends itself well to someone seeking a quiet retreat within a commutable distance to London, with many recreational activities to hand including the Shooters Hill Golf and Tennis Clubs, Oxleas Wood, Severndroog castle, plus Foxcroft and Shrewsbury Parks.
There is a good selection of schools within the locale including Plumcroft, Eglinton, Notre Dame R.C. and Christ Church. With the option of grammar schools in the neighbouring Bexley borough, due to its close proximity.
For commuters, there are several options depending on the desired route. Most take advantage of a local bus service direct to Woolwich Arsenal for over ground connections into London Bridge, Cannon Street and Charing Cross or the DLR into the Docklands or City Airport. Woolwich will hopefully soon have the addition of a Crossrail station increasing its appeal for the commuter.
Furthermore the property is located within access to local shops, bus routes and cycle ways.
