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106 Bexley Road, Eltham Se9 Guide Price £825,000 - £860,000 106 BEXLEY ROAD, ELTHAM SE9 GUIDE PRICE £825,000 - £860,000 www.bernardskinner.co.uk [email protected] 020 8859 3033 Space and character in abundance, inside and out with this substantial 1920's built 5 bedroom detached house with well established 170' x 40' south facing rear garden with Avery Hill park beyond and many original features, including doors, picture rails and fireplaces. Offering two sizeable reception rooms, study and 15' x 15' farmhouse style kitchen/breakfast room, there are 4 double and a single bedroom and plenty of scope to extend upwards and outwards subject to usual consents. With a ground floor cloakroom and utility space, the property is set back from the road with a 60' frontage providing plenty of parking. Conveniently located for bus routes, Falconwood station about 3/4 mile away, variety of shops at Avery Hill, Crown Woods Stationers Academy and Eltham Warren golf course are within a few hundred yards. Take a look and see for yourself! SPACIOUS ENTRANCE HALL Original front door and leaded light windows, understairs cupboard, picture rail, polished floorboards, original internal doors. RECEPTION 1 15' 8" into bay x 14' 11" into recess (4.78m x 4.55m) Upvc bay window to front, original fireplace with tiled inset, picture rail, two radiators, fitted carpet. RECEPTION 2 16' 2" x 13' 8" into recess (4.93m x 4.17m) Original casement doors to covered verandah, marble fire surround and cast iron inset, picture rail, radiator, polished floorboards. KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM 15' 7" narrowing to 13'8 x 13' 8" (4.75m x 4.17m) Window to rear and original oriel window, fitted wall and base units with integrated dishwasher, Butler sink, original cupboards to recesses, space for range cooker, marble worksurfaces, part glazed door to garden, door to utility room. UTILITY ROOM 6' 6" x 4' (1.98m x 1.22m) Fitted wall unit, worksurface, space for appliances, radiator, door to:- FIRST FLOOR CLOAKROOM Upvc window to side, wc., pedestal wash basin. SPACIOUS LANDING Fanlight window to side, airing cupboard STUDY housing boiler, radiator, fitted carpet, 9' 4" x 7' 11" (2.84m x 2.41m) Upvc window to original doors. front, radiator, fitted carpet. BEDROOM 1 16' 11" into bay x 13' 9"into recess (5.16m x SEPARATE WC 4.19m) Upvc bay window to front, picture rail, Window to side, wc, vinyl flooring. radiator, original fireplace with tiled inset and mirror over, fitted carpet. OUTSIDE The very well established south facing rear BEDROOM 2 garden, with Avery Hill park beyond, 14' 9" x 13' 5" into recess (4.5m x 4.09m) measures approximately 170' x 40', with a Upvc window to rear, original fireplace with variety of fruit trees, almond tree, lawn, tiled inset, picture rail, radiator, fitted carpet. covered verandah with Wisteria and circular patio area, pond with wooden bridge, BEDROOM 3 greenhouse, outside tap and power socket, 12' 9" x 12' (3.89m x 3.66m) Double aspect fully enclosed sideway. with upvc windows to front and rear, radiator, fitted carpet. Deep Frontage measuring approximately 60' with drive providing ample parking for 4/5 BEDROOM 4 cars, lawned area, established shrubs. 10' 11" x 10' 7" (3.33m x 3.23m) Upvc window to front, radiator, picture rail, fitted carpet. Preliminary detail - awaiting validation. BEDROOM 5 8' 11" x 9' 2" (2.72m x 2.79m) Irregular shape, upvc window to rear, loft access via retractable ladder. BATHROOM 6' 11" x 6' 7" (2.11m x 2.01m) Upvc window to rear, white suite comprising panelled bath with shower over, wash basin, part tiled walls, heated towel rail, vinyl flooring. Open 7 days a week Agents Note: Whilst every care has been taken to prepare these sales 22 Well Hall Road, Eltham, London, www.bernardskinner.co.uk particulars, they are for guidance purposes only. All measurements are SE9 6SF [email protected] approximate are for general guidance purposes only and whilst ev ery 020 8859 3033 care has been taken to ensure their accuracy, they should not be relied upon and potential buy ers are adv ised to recheck the measurements. .
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