Gregory Crescent, Eltham, London, SE9

GUIDE PRICE £335,000 - £345,000

A spacious and beautifully presented two-bedroom ground-floor maisonette, occupying a particularly generous plot and offering an excellent balance of internal and external space.

Originally designed as a three-bedroom property, previous owners thoughtfully reconfigured the accommodation by incorporating the former third bedroom into the kitchen, creating a much larger and more sociable kitchen/dining space. The result is a practical layout with two well-proportioned bedrooms and generous living accommodation, all maintained and presented to a very good standard throughout.

Externally, the property is equally impressive. A particularly large frontage provides ample off-street parking for several vehicles, while to the rear is a private south-west facing garden, ideally positioned to enjoy the afternoon and evening sun. Secure gated side access provides convenient access between the front and rear of the property.

The location is also particularly convenient, with a good selection of local shops and bus routes close by, along with the benefit of two separate train lines. Both Eltham and Mottingham stations are under a mile away, providing buyers with a choice of transport links into London and beyond.

Further benefits include a share of the freehold, a lease in excess of 900 years and, unusually, no service charge or ground rent, making this an attractive option for buyers looking for the independence and outside space of a house while retaining the affordability of a maisonette.

A spacious, well-kept home with a superb plot, excellent parking and a highly practical layout in a well-connected location.

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