House For Sale £675,000
Anthony Martin are pleased to offer this impressively refurbished four bedroom extended detached bungalow to the market. Situated in a perfect location for anyone looking for an easy commute into London with Barnehurst station only 0.2 miles away. This property would be ideal for any family, as it is located within easy reach of some great schools, bus lines and within walkable distance of a parade of shops. The
accommodation comprises of: entrance hall, sitting room/dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, fitted kitchen, utility room, two bedrooms, bathroom and cloakroom to the ground floor whilst to the first floor are a further two bedrooms and bathroom. Externally there is a gated drive for two vehicles as well as a garage with electric doors, large patio terrace and large garden.
Bexleyheath was an area of mostly open land until the early 19th century with the exception of Danson House built in 1766 by Sir John Boyd. In 1859 the artist William Morris had Red House built in what was a small hamlet know as Upton. The Bexleyheath Railway Line construction in the 1880’s prompted the expansion of the area. The town centre offers
many facilities including Bexleyheath’s modern shopping mall, multiplex cinema, bowling alley, golf course and a vast array of restaurants and public houses. There is also the Crook Log leisure centre offering facilities such as gym and swimming. Bexleyheath has many schools catering from reception to year 13 including 2 grammar schools at secondary level. Bexleyheath also has a mainline railway station with regular services to London Victoria, Charing Cross or Cannon Street.
Road links from the area give access to A2/M2, A20/M20, M25 and Dartford Tunnel as well as the Bluewater Shopping Complex and Ebbsfleet International station.
accommodation comprises of: entrance hall, sitting room/dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, fitted kitchen, utility room, two bedrooms, bathroom and cloakroom to the ground floor whilst to the first floor are a further two bedrooms and bathroom. Externally there is a gated drive for two vehicles as well as a garage with electric doors, large patio terrace and large garden.
Bexleyheath was an area of mostly open land until the early 19th century with the exception of Danson House built in 1766 by Sir John Boyd. In 1859 the artist William Morris had Red House built in what was a small hamlet know as Upton. The Bexleyheath Railway Line construction in the 1880’s prompted the expansion of the area. The town centre offers
many facilities including Bexleyheath’s modern shopping mall, multiplex cinema, bowling alley, golf course and a vast array of restaurants and public houses. There is also the Crook Log leisure centre offering facilities such as gym and swimming. Bexleyheath has many schools catering from reception to year 13 including 2 grammar schools at secondary level. Bexleyheath also has a mainline railway station with regular services to London Victoria, Charing Cross or Cannon Street.
Road links from the area give access to A2/M2, A20/M20, M25 and Dartford Tunnel as well as the Bluewater Shopping Complex and Ebbsfleet International station.
