3 bedroom terraced house

SOLD SUBJECT TO CONTRACT. The Vanbrugh Park estate was constructed in the early 1960’s. The architects who designed it were arguably one of the most important Modernist architectural companies in England, Chamberlin, Powell and Bon. Some of their more famous projects included the Barbican Centre and Golden Lane in central London.

The house itself is set within a pedestrian walkway the heart of the development which comprises a mix of apartments and houses, book ended with pleasant greens, courtyards and pathways.

On entering there is a small lobby which leads to the dual aspect living, dining and kitchen space all of which are beautifully presented with almost full height glazed sliding doors to the rear garden. At its hub is the full turning open tread staircase that wraps around a beautiful tiled fire place and its associated flue. The kitchen area has a range of base and eye level units, space for appliances and a window overlooking the rear garden.

On reaching the first floor there is a landing with an arrangement of clerestory windows allowing natural light to fill the staircase area. The principal bedroom has its own walk in wardrobe and overlooks the front, whilst bedrooms two and three overlook the rear garden. Again all of which are tastefully decorated. There is also a family three piece bathroom suite with some more clerestory windows and an adjoining shower room/WC separating the bedrooms is the family bathroom again with clerestory windows.

Externally there is an established rear garden which includes a brick shed and a personal rear entrance.

The Vanbrugh Park Estate is within the highly sought after Westcombe Park area of Blackheath.

There are plenty of open spaces conveniently located with both The “Heath” and Greenwich Park being just a few hundred metres away.

Cycle lanes and pathways are well represented locally as an alternative to the car.
Public transport facilities too are in abundance with bus services to neighbouring areas, cycle lanes and routes within easy reach. There are several railway stations within the vicinity with Maze Hill and Westcombe Park being the closest. Both have regular services into the capital and beyond.

Shopping facilities are at both Blackheath Royal Standard and Blackheath village. The closer of the two at The Royal Standard have a mix of cafés, eateries, local convenience stores, a library, two pubs; one with its own microbrewery, plus a Marks and Spencers food hall.