Large 1930s family house with garden, parking and short walk to Falconwood station.
Five bedrooms over three floors, including loft-converted room
Set on a desirable residential road in Eltham Heights, this extended 1930s family home delivers five bedrooms across three floors and a flexible layout that suits growing families. The ground-floor side extension, conservatory and loft conversion create generous reception and bedroom space; a kitchen opening to a breakfast room with bi-fold doors gives easy indoor–outdoor flow to the mature east-facing garden.
Practical everyday benefits include a large paved driveway with ample off-street parking, two substantial outhouses (one used as a home gym), a utility room and a ground-floor bedroom with en suite—useful as a guest suite or home office. Falconwood station is approximately 0.3 miles away with direct services into central London, and several well-regarded primary and secondary schools are within easy reach.
The house is largely presented as a period family home but will reward updating: some rooms show signs of wear and may need refresh or repairs, and there is potential for damp in parts of the property. Cavity walls are assumed to be uninsulated and double-glazing installation date is unknown, so buyers should consider energy-efficiency improvements. Council Tax is banded as expensive, and the property is offered freehold.
Overall this is a substantial, well-located family home on a large suburban plot with clear scope for modernisation and value uplift. It will suit purchasers seeking space, a strong school catchment and easy rail links, who are prepared to invest in selective updating to maximise the property’s potential.