Lee Terrace, London, SE3

**GUIDE PRICE £700,000 to £725,000**

Situated within a short walk to the village is this pre 1900's apartment located on the first floor. With just over 920 square feet with wonderful high ceilings, period features and sash double glazing.

On entering the grand entrance via the communal front door a sweeping staircase lead up to the first floor.
The apartment itself is a terrific size with a lovely long hallway and doors leading to all the principal rooms.
The living room has a fabulous working fireplace providing a focal point to the room. A double glazed sash window provides the outlook over the rear communal garden, a very large window also flooding the room with lots of natural light. There is plenty of room for lounge furniture but also plenty of room for a good size dining table and chairs.
The kitchen, which has the same outlook as the lounge, again a lovely light room due to the large picture window. Any discerning cook would enjoy this room due to the plentiful cupboard space and well designed layout. There is integrated appliances including an oven, hob and extractor hood. There is also additional room for a upright fridge/ freezer, washing machine and tumble drier/ dishwasher.
The two double bedrooms over look the front of the home, The master bedroom has floor to ceiling wardrobes extending the length of one wall providing a plethora of storage.
Finally there is a bathroom featuring a four piece suite, a shower cubicle, freestanding bath, feature sink and wc. A wonderful room of a fantastic size perfect for relaxing in after a busy day at work.

The apartment is being sold chain free with a lengthily lease of 101 years and with a share of the freehold

At the rear of this imposing property is a shared garden of grand proportions, is mainly laid to lawn with mature trees and shrubs.

Lee Terrace is situated just off Blackheath Village High Street, it is a short stroll away from the railway station giving fabulous commuter links into London Charing Cross, London Bridge, London Cannon Street and London Victoria. The bus routes through the village are regular and plenty of choice on routes in and out of the village itself and beyond. This convenient location is walking distance to all the boutique shops, restaurants, wine bars and coffee shops.

The green spaces are plentiful the heath itself being a couple of minutes walk away and beyond is Greenwich Park with its Royal Observatory and The National Maritime Museum with its glorious grounds perfect for those Sunday afternoon strolls.