4 bedroom end of terrace house

A fully renovated four double bedroom home of excellent proportions, spanning 1759 square feet, with a fabulous architect designed contemporary kitchen and dining room extension, all wrapped in period elegance.
Sitting nicely at the end of the terrace, you'll find this beauty just minutes from Brockley station.
Through the wrought iron gate, the front garden provides privacy and side return access for bikes etc.

A good, solid front door welcomes us into a bright hallway, and we swing left into the double reception room. It's a neutral affair, a theme continued throughout the home, which emphasises light, space and draws the eye to the many period features such as the fireplace, shuttered bay windows, high ceilings, picture rails and coving. A custom-made bookcase also includes a built-in desk, ideal for home-working.

Moving down the hallway, past a very handy WC, the space opens up into the gorgeous extended kitchen and dining space.
It's a perfect modern family/entertaining space with high gloss white cabinetry, integrated appliances, clever storage. Double skylights ensure there’s masses of light, while huge glazed doors open out fully onto the South-facing garden.

This well-established garden is an oasis of calm, stretching back some 55' or so, with a raised decked area and lush lawn leading to a second rear seating platform.

Skip up the stairs to the first floor, and we head for the first of two super modern but very different bathrooms: This one functions perfectly for the morning rush, all wet room like, with a walk in shower and twin wash basins. The natural stone floor delivers a luxurious finish.

Up again to the main bedroom, with twin sash windows, stretching over 17' across.

Behind is bedroom two, a comfortable, tranquil double with extensive built in storage, overlooking the rear garden. Potential for a dressing room, perhaps?

Up again to the top floor and we have bathroom two: a luxurious free standing bath for long, evening soaks (or bundling the kids into). The period style towel radiator and white metro tiling add more elegance.

At the front of the house another great double room, echoing the proportions of the main bedroom, serves as a chill-axing space, and would equally make a great guest, kids or work from home space, with yet another double bedroom sitting behind.

Perched firmly in Zone 2, Nunhead station, for Thameslink, is 15 mins, and Brockley for mainline into London Bridge and connections to the Windrush line, Docklands and the West End is 5 mins. You are also very handily placed for schools, such as John Stainer Primary, Haberdashers Aske's Free School and Secondary, and Beecroft Primary.

The two Victorian Telegraph Hill parks are your nearest green spaces, along with the fabulous Hill Station community cafe.
Brockley has a plethora of coffee shops, eateries and bars, and Nunhead Lane has some great traditional shops such as Soper's Wet Fish and Ayre's Bakery.

The weekly Brockley and Telegraph Hill farmer's and food markets are well worth a rummage on a Saturday.

The wide open spaces of Blackheath and Greenwich parks are easy to get to, as is Hilly Fields.

Freehold
Council Tax LB Lewisham
Band D £2135