Bright one-bedroom with private outdoor space, minutes from Charlton station.
Large bay-front reception with high ceilings and original flooring
Light-filled and quietly located, this one-bedroom ground-floor flat occupies the garden level of a converted Victorian terrace on a sought-after tree-lined road. High ceilings, a bay-front reception and original flooring give immediate period character, while large windows and a private, well-established rear garden create a comfortable, airy feel.
The accommodation is well maintained and sensibly laid out for everyday living: a generous reception room, double bedroom, bathroom with separate shower and a kitchen with space for dining that opens to the garden. The long lease (949 years) and nearby Charlton station make this a practical purchase for a first-time buyer or couple seeking easy commuting into central London.
Practical points to note: the kitchen is mid-century and will benefit from updating for modern tastes, and the building’s solid-brick construction likely lacks cavity wall insulation (assumed). Double glazing is installed but the fitment date is unknown. The flat is leasehold and is sold with a modest council tax band.
Overall, this property offers a rare combination of period charm, private outdoor space and long lease length in an inner-city, well-connected neighbourhood — a straightforward home with clear potential to personalise and add value.