House For Sale £900,000
This jaw dropping family home is beautifully presented. Its stylish decoration forms a seamless union of modern convenience and period charm. The accommodation, over three floors is sizeable and is complemented by an established rear garden.
From the moment you step inside passing the impressive entrance door with its stained glass panels the property begins to reveal its alluring interiors.
There are two receptions both with high ceilings, feature fireplaces, ornate coving and stripped wooden flooring. The larger of the two has an enormous bay window facing the front. A little farther along the hallway there is a ground floor cloakroom/wc with a useful utility cupboard opposite.
For many homes the kitchen is its hub. This property is no exception, it really is the beating heart of this abode. The bright and airy space of this kitchen diner is a perfect haven for cooking, dinner parties and alike. It has an extensive range of units plus a utility island. One thing the current owners love in summer when they have friends and family over, is being able to open the bi-fold doors fully onto the decking area. This allows the thresholds of both garden and kitchen to join harmoniously, creating even more space to enjoy on a warm sunny afternoon.
Back in the entrance hall there are stairs leading down to the cellar, an expansive space ideal for storage. The entrance hall also has stairs leading to the first floor landings. Here you will find four impeccably presented bedrooms, the largest of which is 15’3 x 12’9 that has a feature fireplace and an imposing bay window. The first floor is also home to the family bathroom. It’s here where you can see a great example of modern and characterful styling in perfect unison. It has a three piece suite including a wonderful freestanding bath with the iconic ball and claw feet. There is also a walk in shower cubicle too.
Externally the rear garden is established with an expansive decked area, a personal side entrance, lawn plus established shrubs and trees.
Little Heath is one of the most sought after addresses in Charlton, SE7. This leafy thoroughfare is filled with imposing late Victorian and early Edwardian homes.
It is conveniently located for several bus routes, not only giving access to neighbouring areas but also a direct link to Woolwich’s rail and DLR services; most notably the Elizabeth line station which provides frequent services into Canary Wharf, The City, West End and beyond to Heathrow.
Charlton has many green open spaces, with both Maryon Wilson park and Charlton Park (with its fine Grade I listed Jacobean house) being a short walk away.
Schools too are well represented within the locale including Thorntree and Woodhill primary schools as the closest two.
Nearby Charlton Village has a good range of local stores, shops and take aways. Further east you will find a bigger choice at Blackheath Royal Standard with a selection of cafés, independent shops, a library and a Marks and Spencers Food Hall.
Woolwich town centre has many high street names and several supermarkets too.
This fine house ought to be at the top of anyone’s viewing list.
From the moment you step inside passing the impressive entrance door with its stained glass panels the property begins to reveal its alluring interiors.
There are two receptions both with high ceilings, feature fireplaces, ornate coving and stripped wooden flooring. The larger of the two has an enormous bay window facing the front. A little farther along the hallway there is a ground floor cloakroom/wc with a useful utility cupboard opposite.
For many homes the kitchen is its hub. This property is no exception, it really is the beating heart of this abode. The bright and airy space of this kitchen diner is a perfect haven for cooking, dinner parties and alike. It has an extensive range of units plus a utility island. One thing the current owners love in summer when they have friends and family over, is being able to open the bi-fold doors fully onto the decking area. This allows the thresholds of both garden and kitchen to join harmoniously, creating even more space to enjoy on a warm sunny afternoon.
Back in the entrance hall there are stairs leading down to the cellar, an expansive space ideal for storage. The entrance hall also has stairs leading to the first floor landings. Here you will find four impeccably presented bedrooms, the largest of which is 15’3 x 12’9 that has a feature fireplace and an imposing bay window. The first floor is also home to the family bathroom. It’s here where you can see a great example of modern and characterful styling in perfect unison. It has a three piece suite including a wonderful freestanding bath with the iconic ball and claw feet. There is also a walk in shower cubicle too.
Externally the rear garden is established with an expansive decked area, a personal side entrance, lawn plus established shrubs and trees.
Little Heath is one of the most sought after addresses in Charlton, SE7. This leafy thoroughfare is filled with imposing late Victorian and early Edwardian homes.
It is conveniently located for several bus routes, not only giving access to neighbouring areas but also a direct link to Woolwich’s rail and DLR services; most notably the Elizabeth line station which provides frequent services into Canary Wharf, The City, West End and beyond to Heathrow.
Charlton has many green open spaces, with both Maryon Wilson park and Charlton Park (with its fine Grade I listed Jacobean house) being a short walk away.
Schools too are well represented within the locale including Thorntree and Woodhill primary schools as the closest two.
Nearby Charlton Village has a good range of local stores, shops and take aways. Further east you will find a bigger choice at Blackheath Royal Standard with a selection of cafés, independent shops, a library and a Marks and Spencers Food Hall.
Woolwich town centre has many high street names and several supermarkets too.
This fine house ought to be at the top of anyone’s viewing list.
