Ulundi Road, London, SE3

A beautiful double fronted Victorian detached house, situated on a desirable road within 200m of Greenwich Park. This impressive five bedroom house has been extended to the rear to create a wonderfully spacious family home.
You enter into an impressive reception hall with stripped wooden flooring that runs through to the main reception rooms. To the front is a formal dining room with an original fireplace, high ceilings with ornate cornicing and large sash windows with original wooden shutters. Next is the living room with another beautiful fireplace which opens into the rear extension with bi-folding doors out to the garden. This room opens into a breakfast room and then to the kitchen. The kitchen itself is made up of solid wood shaker style units with a granite worktop and integrated appliances including a Mercury range cooker. There is a WC off the hall and stairs down to a fantastic basement that is currently being used as a utility, gym and for storage. There are four generous bedrooms on the first floor along with a bathroom and separate WC. The final bedroom is on the top floor along with a further modern bathroom and ample eaves storage.

Outside

The stunning rear garden is around 80 foot long and surrounded by mature trees and planting. There is a raised patio out from the house and steps down to a large lawn. To the front is a paved driveway.

Situation

Ulundi Road is well located for various amenities in almost every direction, whether it is a stroll through the park to Greenwich town centre, south across the heath to Blackheath Village or east towards Blackheath Standard. Looking at transport links Maze Hill Station is a short walk, and provides regular services in to London Bridge and Cannon Street. Alternatively, North Greenwich Jubilee Line is a short bus ride away or from Greenwich town centre Cutty Sark DLR station has regular services in to Canary Wharf and Bank. Looking at schools, there are number of state and public options in the local area including The Pointers School, John Roan and Blackheath High School.