Offered to the market with no onward chain, this three-bedroom end-of-terrace Corbett house combines period charm with outstanding potential, making it an ideal purchase for buyers eager to create and add value to a home of their own.

Internally, the accommodation is arranged over two floors and offers generous proportions with a flexible layout suited to modern family living.

On the ground floor, a spacious through reception room provides clearly defined living and dining areas, subtly separated by an archway while maintaining an open, flowing feel. A separate kitchen sits to the rear of the property, and a practical utility room with WC. The rear garden extends approximately 61ft and offers excellent scope for landscaping, outdoor entertaining, or further extension (subject to the necessary planning permissions), presenting exciting possibilities to enhance both space and value.

Upstairs, the first floor comprises two good-sized double bedrooms, a third single bedroom that would work equally well as a nursery or home office, and a generously sized family bathroom.

The property retains its attractive period frontage, featuring a prominent bay window and classic architectural detailing that reflect its heritage.
The property benefits from a front driveway providing off-street parking for two vehicles, along with side access leading directly to the rear garden.

While the house would benefit from modernisation, it offers a fantastic opportunity to refurbish and tailor a well-proportioned period home to individual tastes. Situated in a desirable location, this is a compelling prospect for buyers seeking character, space, and long-term potential.

LOCATION
Catford is an increasingly popular choice for commuters, thanks to its excellent transport connections. With two mainline stations offering direct services into Central London in as little as 10 minutes, it’s ideal for those seeking a quick and easy journey into the city.
Beyond its convenience, Catford offers a vibrant and growing community with a rich local character. The striking Art Deco Broadway Theatre hosts a diverse programme of performances and events throughout the year, while Mountsfield Park—one of South London's finest green spaces—provides a scenic retreat and is home to the popular annual People’s Day festival.
At the heart of the town stands the iconic Black Cat sculpture, a much-loved local landmark that perfectly captures the area’s unique identity and charm. With its blend of connectivity, culture, and open space, Catford continues to grow in appeal among families, creatives, and professionals alike.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
• Postcode: SE6 1XB
• Local Authority: London Borough of Lewisham
• Council Tax: Band D (£2,135.13 pa)
• EPC Rating: TBC

UTILITIES
• Mains electricity
• Mains water
• Mains gas
• Drainage to public sewer

PARKING
• Private Driveway
• On Street – no restrictions

NEAREST TRAIN STATIONS
• Bellingham Train Station
• Catford Bridge Train Station
• Hither Green Train Station
• Lee Train Station
• Grove Park Train Station

FLOOD RISK
For information please visit: check-long-term-flood-risk.service.gov.uk/postcode

BROADBAND & MOBILE COVERAGE
For broadband and mobile phone coverage at the property please visit:
• Broadband: checker.ofcom.org.uk/en-gb/broadband-coverage
• Mobile: checker.ofcom.org.uk/en-gb/mobile-coverage