Kinveachy Gardens, London

A substantial five bedroom, two bathroom Victorian terraced house measuring in excess of 2000sqft/194sqm, situated on a highly desirable road in Charlton surrounded by a plethora of green spaces, and transport links providing easy access to London and beyond.

Beautifully clean brickwork is what initially draws your attention to this house, combined with all the period features this home has in store and with it the perfect blend of old and new; this offering is a contemporary residence ready to move into.

Comprising a spacious front reception room with a large curved bay window fitted with barn style plantation shutters, picture rails and a beautiful fireplace, a dining room/second reception room of almost equal proportions and period features with the addition of bespoke storage within the alcoves surrounding the chimney breast, a sociable kitchen dining room which is fully fitted and has a clean finish with the added luxury of underfloor heating and provides access to a large decking area then steps down to the rest of the well maintained garden which gets sun all day. There is also a convenient W/C, a conservatory/storeroom which is a versatile space and designed to encourage more natural light and access to a large cellar on the lower ground floor.

The first floor has a large double bedroom where natural light is abundant and plenty of bespoke storage, a second double bedroom with built in wardrobe and a handy basin, a nice size family bathroom with shower in bath and under floor heating, a double bedroom to the rear with views out to the garden. The second floor has a double bedroom or perhaps a study, a modern shower room, a cosy spot for sitting and reading which is wonderfully bright since the skylight illuminates the landing and down into the hallway and lastly a large primary double bedroom with exceptional views of the city!

Bordering the trail of the ‘Green Chain Walk’ and surrounded by parkland, notably Maryon Wilson Animal Park, which has deer, horses, pigs, sheep, goats, rabbits, rare breed ducks and peacocks. A wonderful place to walk, it is also part of the green trail. Maryon Park sits opposite the house. It has large playing fields, which regularly host community events, allotments, and tennis courts; Gilbert's Pit, a local nature reserve and Site of Special Scientific Interest, is also located here.

Charlton is one of the oldest remaining villages in London. It is home to an award-winning organic greengrocer, which feeds the animals in the local park, as well as two pubs and a Coop. The Jacobean Charlton House is now a local community centre and events venue, home to a café, library, weekly market, Montessori nursery and the Greenwich Music School.

The Charlton Lido and Lifestyle Club is also close by, with an Olympic-sized heated outdoor swimming pool, a state-of-the-art gym, tennis courts, an outdoor splash pool and a large children’s playground.

Slightly further afield is the pretty old town of Greenwich. Famous for its maritime history, it now has an excellent selection of restaurants, pubs, and shops, a Picturehouse cinema and a theatre. The Old Royal Naval College, designed by Sir Christopher Wren in the 18th century, hosts a popular programme of events in the gardens, including concerts, an open-air theatre, and a jazz festival. Greenwich Park, part of the Greenwich World Heritage Site, is also close by.

There are several excellent schooling options close by, including several primary schools including Windrush Primary School and Our Lady of Grace Catholic Primary School. Highly respected independent schools including The Pointer School, Blackheath Prep and Blackheath High School are also nearby.

For transport, Charlton's railway station runs direct services to London Bridge in 16 minutes, as well as to Waterloo East, Charing Cross, and Cannon Street. Woolwich Station is on the Elizabeth Line and has direct links to central London via Canary Wharf, which is reached in under 30 minutes, and Liverpool Street. The nearest Underground station is North Greenwich for the Jubilee Line. City Airport is under 20 minutes away for international travel and the area is also well serviced by the Cycle Superhighway.

The Royal Borough of Greenwich - Council Tax Band - D
Energy Efficiency Rating - C