Property description

An absolutely beautiful and extremely spacious one bedroom flat on the ground floor of this stunning Georgian house.

Built in 1827 for local architect George Smith FIBA who is best known locally as the architect of Blackheath railway station, it is clear the building was thoughtfully designed. This property occupies what was once the formal reception of this impressive residence and the fine period features have been retained. The ornate details on the ceilings in the reception room are complimented by three huge windows and an exquisite fireplace. The modern tiled bathroom and unique contemporary kitchen create an attractive blend of old and new.

Measuring seven hundred and fourteen square feet, accommodation briefly comprises; reception room, separate kitchen, double aspect bedroom, bathroom and a large storage room in the cellar of the house. Outside there is a well maintained communal garden and off street parking for one car.

Brooklands Park is found on the exclusive Cator Estate, arguably the finest address in Blackheath. The tree lined roads of the estate give a lovely rural feel yet Blackheath Station can deliver you to London Bridge in sixteen minutes, Charing Cross in twenty minutes and London Victoria in twenty-four minutes. Only one stop along the line takes you to Lewisham Station where it is possible to pick up the DLR service directly to Canary Wharf and Bank. Local amenities in Blackheath Village include an array of independent cafés and coffee shops alongside more familiar stores. You will also find a wonderful choice of bars, pubs and restaurants to suit all tastes. Beyond the village the wonderful expanse of the heath is a real gem of South East London providing over two hundred acres of idyllic recreation area.

Property Features :

• Built in 1827
• Double bedroom
• 22´4 x 16´5 Reception room
• Kitchen
• Tiled bathroom