This classic mid-century townhouse with two bedrooms (the third bedroom has been knocked into the master bedroom to make one large master bedroom) mid terraced on Brockley Rise, positioned between Honor Oak and Forest Hill. The house has a 40ft long private rear garden that open onto beautiful, wooded parkland at the rear, which is for residential use only.
Originally designed in the 1960s the house has been carefully modernised over the years thoughtfully redesigned by its current owners with a view to maximising a sense of space and ease with a lift that has been put in place from the ground floor to the top floor. There are wonderful views from the full width rear windows on each storey of the mature treetops displayed on the private parkland behind.
The house is approached across a hard standing which provides off street parking. Entry is to a hall at ground level with the integrated garage on the right and WC on the left. The house is laid out over three levels with a sensorial floor plan that is typical of a mid-century design. There is a study/bedroom to the first floor and utility area with a door leading to the rear garden.
Beyond the private rear garden is a large section of private woodland that is shared by the residence of surrounding houses. An incredibly rare facility, there is a tennis court, table tennis table, wild meadows and space for fire pits. Regular communal events are organised by the residences of Brockley Hill Park Estate, such as jazz events, easter egg hunts and bonfires. This green space acts a wonderful lung for the house and means there are no direct neighbours at the rear.
Stairs to the upper floors leading to a spacious living room, which benefits from wonderful levels of natural light, care of a toe of windows along the whole of the east facing aspect. The kitchen is positioned behind a half wall. On the second floor there are two double bedrooms (to which the 3rd bedroom has been knocked into the large master bedroom).
Brockley Rise is positioned between Honor Oak and Forest Hill, in an area of London loved for its parks and green spaces. Blyth Hill fields, a large park area, is a five-minute walk away. This part of Southeast London has become extremely popular with the help of the London overground extension, as a result, there are plenty of very good independent cafes, restaurants and pubs in the area.
Brockley Rise is a four-minute walk from Honour Oak Park Station which runs regular services into London Bridge station (15 trains per hour with a journey time of 12 minutes) as well as London Overground Servies, with Shoreditch High Street, Highbury and Islington to the North and Crystal Palace and West Croydon to the south.