3 bedroom semi-detached house for sale

£550,000 - £575,000 Guide Price
This rarely available 1930s three-bedroom semi-detached home, with its unusually long level back garden, large garage to side and potential parking for three cars, is situated on the sought after Bladindon Drive in Blendon, Bexley. Local to highly regarded schools and local buzzing shopping centres, with easy access to transport links to London, it's in a convenient prime location sure to appeal to many buyers.

This home also possesses good sized rooms, high ceilings and bay windows which flood the accommodation with light. It has been well looked after and maintained over the years and now offers the opportunity for you to improve and extend (stpp) to your own taste and requirements.

The ground floor comprises a generous living room with an attractive fireplace as its focal point, a separate dining room ideal for family gatherings, opening onto a spacious conservatory with doors to the well-stocked garden. The kitchen offers plenty of worktop and cupboard space, fitted appliances, and excellent potential for redesign. There’s also the convenience of a downstairs WC.

Upstairs, there are three well-proportioned bedrooms, two of which benefit from fitted wardrobes, offering excellent storage. A large family bathroom completes the first-floor accommodation.

Externally, the property boasts a substantial rear garden, mainly laid to lawn, providing plenty of space for outdoor entertaining, children’s play, further landscaping potential or the addition of a garden room/office space. The front garden consists of a driveway and lawn area, which could be removed to increase parking. There is a wider than average garage positioned to the side of the property.

This is a wonderful opportunity to acquire a spacious family home in a sought-after residential location, with excellent scope to enhance and add value. Early viewing is highly recommended.

Key Terms
Bexley Village is the heart of the local community and the pretty High Street has resisted turning into another cloned shopping destination. You’ll find independent stores, family-run businesses, pubs, restaurants and the mainline train station. Bexley is also home to two of the borough’s grammars and some respected primary schools for families. Hall Place is Bexley Village's most notable attraction. This Grade 1 listed Tudor mansion hosts regular events, and has its own café and neighbouring restaurant.