Bright lounge with bay window and cast-iron fireplace
Large open-plan kitchen-diner with garden access and integrated appliances
Three bedrooms plus converted loft room (access via pull-down ladder)
Modern white family bathroom with contemporary tiling
Driveway for two cars; driveway needs maintenance
Large, well-proportioned rear garden laid to lawn and patio
Newly renovated and well presented throughout
Solid brick walls likely lack insulation — possible upgrade needed
Lovingly updated yet sympathetic to its 1930s origins, this semi-detached family home on Mayday Gardens offers move-in ready living for growing families. A bright lounge with bay window and cast-iron fireplace provides a cosy reception, while the open-plan kitchen-dining room with double doors extends the living space to a large rear garden ideal for children and entertaining.
Upstairs are two good double bedrooms plus a versatile third room; a modern white bathroom serves the floor. The converted loft adds useful flexible space — currently accessed via a pull-down ladder — suitable for storage, a playroom or occasional guest use. Off-street parking for two cars and a decent plot complete the practical suburban package.
Practical points to note: the house has been newly renovated but retains solid brick walls that likely lack cavity insulation; buyers wanting maximum thermal efficiency may want to consider insulation upgrades. The driveway requires some maintenance. There is a single family bathroom for three bedrooms and a loft room, which may matter to larger families.
Located 0.5 miles from Kidbrooke Station with easy links across London and close to Blackheath’s shops and green spaces, this home suits commuters with young families seeking a comfortable, well-presented property in a quiet residential street. Freehold tenure and good broadband/mobile connectivity add everyday convenience.