Ross Way, Eltham, London, SE9

GUIDE PRICE £575,000 - £600,000

Charming four-bedroom extended home in the heart of the Progress Conservation Area

Nestled in the idyllic and highly sought-after Progress Conservation Area, this beautifully extended four-bedroom house on Ross Way perfectly captures the village-style charm that defines the Progress Estate—originally built during World War I in the picturesque image of a Cornish village.

This unique home stands out with its eye-catching mock Tudor façade and exceptional layout, including a characterful third bedroom set above a quaint pedestrian walkway—an architectural gem that truly sets this property apart. From the moment you return home, you’ll feel transported far from the bustle of London, welcomed instead by a sense of tranquillity.

The property offers generous internal space, enhanced by a well-executed loft conversion providing a fourth bedroom and a shower room. On the ground floor, the layout flows effortlessly thanks to a bright and airy conservatory, which connects the living and dining areas while still maintaining distinct and functional spaces.

Step outside to discover the true jewel in this home's crown: a secluded, south-facing family garden that’s larger than most in the area. Surrounded by mature greenery and teeming with local wildlife, it features multiple decked areas and a bespoke pergola—an ideal setting to unwind or entertain under the sun in complete privacy.

Peaceful, well-maintained, and full of character, this is a rare opportunity to own a slice of countryside charm in SE9. Viewing is highly recommended to appreciate all that this one-of-a-kind home has to offer.

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