- Five bedrooms and three bathrooms, approximately 1,943 sq ft
- Freehold, chain free; end-of-terrace on a quiet cul-de-sac
- Open-plan modern kitchen/living, bi-folding doors to sunny garden
- Off-street parking and ground-floor utility plus shower room
- EPC rating D; energy improvements likely needed
- Solid-brick construction; assumed no wall insulation
- Double glazing present; install dates unknown
- Fast broadband, excellent mobile signal; low local crime
A wider-than-average five-bedroom end-of-terrace on a quiet cul-de-sac in SW20, offered chain free and freehold. The house extends to about 1,943 sq ft with three bathrooms, an open-plan kitchen/living area, two reception rooms and bi-folding doors leading to a sunny, well-proportioned garden. Off-street parking and a ground-floor utility and shower room add practical family conveniences.
Finished to a modern standard in the main living areas, the property benefits from double glazing, mains gas boiler heating and fast broadband/mobile connectivity — useful for home working. Its 1930s Tudor Revival frontage and internal character combine period charm with contemporary kitchen and dining space. Local green spaces (Cannon Hill Common) and a cluster of good local schools make this well-located for families.
Notable factual drawbacks: the EPC is rated D and the original solid brick walls are assumed to have no cavity insulation, so energy-efficiency upgrades may be needed. Glazing install dates are unknown and council tax banding is not provided. Buyers should budget for possible insulation or energy-improvement works despite the modern kitchen and bathrooms.
Offered at £1,200,000, this house suits buyers seeking substantial family accommodation with scope to improve energy performance and personalise finishes. The property is in a very affluent area with low crime and easy access to local amenities and schools, making it a practical long-term family home.
