Fulthorp Road, London, SE3

Guide Price: £525,000 - £550,000
Location location location..... A chance to purchase a split level flat right in the heart of Blackheath Village.

The entrance of the flat is approached via a communal door leading up to the first floor. The layout of the apartment is very similar to that of a house.

On the first floor there is a hallway, stairs lead to the second floor, there is an under stair storage cupboard and doors lead into the principal rooms. The kitchen over looks the rear of the property. The room is a very good size and could easily house a dining table if required. A modern kitchen with a range of base and eye level units with plenty of work top space over, great for any discerning cook. There is an integrated washing machine, space for an upright fridge freezer and space for a range cooker. In this room there is also a sizeable storage cupboard.
The lounge/ diner over looks the front of the property with a view over the grounds and beyond. A lovely open outlook featuring a great sunset view due to being South facing. This room is a fantastic size and is the full width of the apartment, also featuring two windows flooding the room with lots of natural light. A focal point to the room is the fireplace with stone surround and hearth.
On the second floor there are two very large double bedrooms, one identical in size to the lounge, both double bedrooms have built in wardrobes so plenty of storage. Finally on the second floor is a white modern bathroom, this was renewed within the last five years and features a three piece suite including wc, basin and bath with shower over.

This modern purpose built apartment is nestled on the corner of the Cator estate with an open outlook of communal grounds. There is also residents parking available with a permit.

Fulthorp Road is right in the heart of Blackheath Village. It is 100 yards from the pond on the heath and a short walk to the boutique shops, bakeries, fishmongers and butchers. The mainline station of Blackheath is right in the heart of the village providing a service to London Stations. Lewisham station is one stop on the line which also provides a service into central London stations as well as the DLR service to London's financial district, Canary Wharf and beyond.

The green spaces are plentiful with a short walk to the heath but also just beyond features Royal Greenwich Park with the observatory, the National Maritime Museum, and the infamous Cutty Sark, the last of the great tea clippers.