3 bedroom terraced house for sale

Guide Price: £460,000 – £480,000

Axminster Crescent

Situated in a popular residential location, this attractive 1930s extended three-bedroom terraced home offers generous living space and charming period character, making it ideal for families and professionals alike.

The property opens with an entrance porch and welcoming hallway, leading through to a spacious lounge — a comfortable and inviting setting for relaxing or entertaining. To the rear, the impressive kitchen-diner provides an excellent space for cooking and socialising, with ample room for a large family table. (Please note: the kitchen flooring is tile-effect laminate.)

Upstairs, the first floor comprises three well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom, thoughtfully arranged to maximise space and practicality.

A rare and highly desirable feature is the double garage to the rear, offering secure parking, workshop potential, or valuable additional storage.

The home is ideally positioned to take advantage of excellent local amenities and green spaces, including Bostall Heath & Woods, Lesnes Abbey, and Danson Park — all popular spots for walking, leisure, and family days out.

Transport links are a key advantage, with the nearby Elizabeth Line providing direct services into central London in approximately 20 minutes — a significant benefit for commuters compared with the Southeastern service from Welling (around 34 minutes). There is also convenient access to the A2, offering straightforward routes to Bluewater, Charlton Riverside Retail Park, and The O2.

Well located and full of potential, this extended 1930s home combines character with flexible living space and would make a superb long-term home.

Key Terms
Please note access to the garage is via a private access road.

Welling has been a favoured town for many years, with access to Bexley borough’s four grammar schools as well as the 78-hectare Danson Park, with its historic house, boating lake, sports pitches, splash park and pub.
The town’s heart is in the High Street, where you’ll find shops, pubs, restaurants and the mainline train station, with its direct trains to London. Don’t miss Crook Log Leisure Centre – Welling’s sports and pool complex.