End of Terrace 1950's 3 Bed House

Property Summary

The current custodians of this three bedroom end of terrace house have loved living in and enhancing this three bedroom 1950's end of terrace house:
'We have been really happy here for over a decade. We love how peaceful and private the house feels while still being incredibly well connected. It's beautifully light, bright and warm in Winter...'

They've poured oodles of energy and attention to detail, and the result is a home of style, function and comfort. Highlights include:

New Kitchen w/ Underfloor Heating
New Bathroom
Rewired
Replastered
New Windows
Boarded & Insulated Loft
New Downstairs Flooring
Rear Paving
And...a 'Catio' (Noun: Covered area for the in no way pampered puss...)

So, we enter into the hallway, which includes a handy storage/utility cupboard, and we swing right into the living space. It's a bright, bay fronted, versatile L-shaped room with 'Catio' doors opening to the aforementioned domain, and rear garden.
Off this is the modern kitchen, a bright, white galley style with Sunny yellow worktops and a door to the outside space.

Upstairs, we have the main bedroom to the front, the South facing bay windows streaming light like Netflix on steroids!
Behind this is bedroom 2, a comfortable double overlooking the rear garden.

Bedroom 3 sits at the front, and is an ideal nursery/ study/ wfh space.

Up above is a boarded and insulated loft.

Last up is the bathroom. The sparkling white suite, thermostatic mixer shower and white metro tiling echoes the heritage of the house while providing modern functional facilities. Lovely natural light in here too..

The rear garden pushes back from the kitchen to a very respectable 40' or so.
It's had new paving and is terraced with the upper section lawned, and there's a handy brick built shed too.

What the sellers say:
It is a lovely quiet street with a nice sense of community. It is very well connected: We are 10 minutes’ stroll from Brockley, New Cross & New Cross Gate stations, with access to the Windrush line and rail services to London Bridge and Cannon Street.

We’re also 15 minutes walk from Deptford Bridge and Nunhead stations, which provide access to the DLR and rail services to London Victoria.

Street parking is free – no permits required.

The back gate of Goldsmiths next to the house is used for the occasional delivery. The pedestrian gate is used by teachers and admin staff access. Both gates are open from 7am – 9.30pm Monday – Friday. There are also cameras on the gates for extra security.

We are at the bottom of Telegraph Hill. At the top of the hill is the Hill Station community cafe, which has loads of events like yoga, quiz nights, film nights etc.

There are lots of pubs, cafes, coffee shops, restaurants & exercise studios within walking distance, as well as a very good bookshop and the fabulous Goldsmiths CCA art gallery just around the corner. There are also 2 farmer's markets a short walk away, 2 small supermarkets within 5 to 10 mins, and a big Sainsbury's in New Cross Gate.

Couldn't have put it better...

Lb Lewisham
Council Tax Band D £2135