Barlow Drive, London, SE18

An attractive four bedroom semi-detached house, nestled away at the end of a modern development on the outskirts of Blackheath. This lovely home has been extended to the side to create a wonderful family home.

You enter into a wide hall with an underfloor heated tiled floor that leads you through to the impressive open plan ‘L’ shaped living space with large bi-folding doors out to the garden. This room is split into three distinct areas with the dining area and living area to the rear, overlooking the garden. There is a feature contemporary electric flame affect fire and recessed lighting in the living area. The stylish kitchen is beautifully finished with high gloss wall and base units, a wooden work surface and integrated appliances including two ovens, two microwaves and two warming drawers with hide away doors, an American fridge/freezer and wine fridge. There is a large central island with breakfast bar and pendant lighting. Finally, there is a WC and an integral garage off the hall. Upstairs are four generous sized bedrooms, two of which have an en-suite bathrooms, and a further family bathroom. All bathrooms have underfloor heating. The westerly facing rear garden has a lovely raised decking out from the house with stairs down to an artificial lawn. There is a large frontage with off street parking for several cars.

Situation

The house is perfectly located, just a few steps from the entrance to beautiful parkland on Crosier Close. You are also within easy reach of a number of other lovely green spaces such as Oxleas Woods and Eltham Common, as a result, feels almost rural. Woolwich is a short bus ride away which benefit from the Elizabeth Line, providing easy access into London, including Liverpool Street, Paddington and Bond Street. Woolwich Arsenal DLR station also offers easy access into Canary Wharf and Bank. This makes Shooters Hill a particularly interesting proposition for investors looking to capitalise on potential capital growth. The development is positioned close to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital and within close proximity to the local supermarket and several smaller shops, pubs and eateries. The neighbouring village of Blackheath provides a sophisticated selection of restaurants, pavement cafes and bars.