Lee Terrace, London

GUIDE PRICE £1,800,000 - £2,000,000

A fantastic opportunity to purchase an entire four storey period 'Captains' house with just under 2500 square feet of living accommodation. Situated on a sizeable plot there is plenty of room for a family to grow within this home.

The accommodation can be opened up or transformed to suit your needs (subject to any necessary planning permissions or consents) the property requires some modernising and updating but has period features and tall ceiling height favoured with period homes.

Set back off the road with a pathway leading to the front door there is a grand hallway with stairs leading to the first floor, there is also a staircase that leads to the lower ground floor.

On the ground floor level is two very large reception rooms, one overlooking the rear garden the other over the front garden. Also on this floor is a very useful downstairs wc.

On the first floor there are two very large double bedrooms bath with ensuite bathrooms. Both of the bedrooms have integrated wardrobes.

On the top floor there are two further double bedrooms both with integrated wardrobes.

On the lower ground floor is where the rooms could be opened up currently its laid out as a kitchen and separate family room, there is also a shower room and utility room.

The garden at the rear of the home is impressive with mature shrub and flower borders. The garden has been laid to lawn with areas that could be used for entertaining or family gatherings.

Lee Terrace is situated just off Blackheath Village High Street, it is a short stroll away from the railway station giving fabulous commuter links into London Charing Cross, London Bridge, London Cannon Street and London Victoria. The bus routes through the village are regular and plenty of choice on routes in and out of the village itself and beyond. This convenient location is walking distance to all the boutique shops, restaurants, wine bars and coffee shops.

The green spaces are plentiful the heath itself being a couple of minutes walk away and beyond is Greenwich Park with its Royal Observatory and The National Maritime Museum with its glorious grounds perfect for those Sunday afternoon strolls.