Kidbrooke Park Road, Blackheath, London, SE3

A spacious and characterful top-floor period conversion with share of freehold, offering fantastic potential to reconfigure and renovate to your own taste. Chain-free, with off-street parking and a magnificent west-facing communal garden.

Occupying the entire top floor of this impressive Victorian building, the flat spans over ***sq.ft of versatile space and enormous scope for modernisation. Currently arranged as a one-and-a-half-bedroom flat, the layout includes a generously sized main bedroom with an adjoining room, ideal as a dressing room, study, or potential second bedroom. In our opinion, the flat could easily be reconfigured into a full two-bedroom home, with space to explore creating a second bathroom, subject to necessary consents.
The reception room is a particular highlight: an expansive, light-filled space with large windows, bespoke built in storage and plenty of room to create a stylish living and dining area. The kitchen and bathroom will need replacing offering an exciting blank canvas for those looking to add value.
The property benefits from a share of the freehold, off-street parking, and access to a truly superb west-facing communal garden.

A rare opportunity to create a stunning period home in a prime location. Early viewing recommended.

Kidbrooke Park Road is a popular spot and the house is located just 515 metres from the open heath. the newly rebuilt Kidbrooke Mainline station. The house is only ¾ mile from Blackheath Village with its array of boutique shops, farmers market, restaurants, bars and station. Just 14 minutes to London Bridge with trains also running to Charing Cross, Victoria and Cannon Street. There is also easy access to bus routes which will take you to North Greenwich for the Jubilee line as well as access to the DLR, riverboat, foot tunnel and cable car all within the area. The area is minutes from Canary Wharf, the City and central London; Just one of the reasons why it's increasingly popular with young professionals and commuters. The O2 is also close by. The fabulous Royal Greenwich Park is just 0.58 miles with Greenwich town centre beyond. Greenwich maintains a quaint rural village feel and is steeped in history with the old Royal Naval Hospital, the Royal Observatory, the National Maritime Museum, and the spectacularly restored Cutty Sark, the last of the great tea clippers. Greenwich's covered market is one of London’s best and attracts people from all over the capital.