Two double bedrooms, fully refurbished and rear-extended
South-facing private garden with patio and lawn access
Open-plan kitchen/diner with integrated appliances and bi-fold/French doors
Off-street parking for two cars in a quiet cul-de-sac
No onward chain; long lease remaining (approx. 136 years)
EPC rating D — further energy improvements possible
Medium flood risk in the area; consider insurance/mitigation costs
Council Tax Band C; overall running costs described as affordable
This ground-floor, two-double-bedroom maisonette has been fully refurbished and extended at the rear, offering a ready-to-move-in home in a quiet Colliers Wood cul-de-sac. The open-plan kitchen/diner with integrated appliances and bi-fold/French doors opens onto a south-facing garden, bringing good natural light into the living spaces. Off-street parking for two cars and direct access to local amenities make day-to-day life straightforward.
Practical details suit a first-time buyer or investor: long lease remaining (about 136 years), no onward chain, low running costs implied by modest council tax band C, and an EPC rating of D. The property sits around 685 sq ft — an average-sized layout for the area that feels well laid out and efficient after the refurbishment.
Buyers should note a few factual points: the EPC is D (so further energy improvements are possible), the building dates from the early 20th century with assumed solid brick walls (insulation may be limited), and the location has a medium flood risk. These are straightforward considerations for future budgeting or improvement work.
Local convenience is strong: short walk to the Tube, nearby Good and Outstanding schools, Merton Abbey Mills and local shops, cafes and transport links. Overall this maisonette offers a low-hassle buying opportunity with immediate occupation potential, clear upgrade scope, and sensible long-term tenure.
