Upper Brockley Road, London, SE4

A beautiful and welcoming rare 1820's semi detached house situated in Brockley within the sought after Brockley Conservation Area and close to neighbouring Deptford and New Cross.
To the front of the house there is a private front garden featuring a mature hedgerow and there is side access to the rear garden. The exterior of the house is striking with elegant period detailing and character.

The entrance hallway leads to a front reception room which is beautifully bright and light, including customised in built storage, there is ornate coving and original wooden flooring. There is the added benefit of a second reception which can be utilised as a dining room or office, craft space. The choice of reception rooms offers flexibility of use, the current owner explains "The house has been an adaptable space to suit our needs over the last 15 years: on arrival there was an open-plan living space which we transformed into two rooms, one of which was used as a third bedroom. We have also used the second bedroom as an office/studio and the middle reception room as a workspace."

At the rear of the house is a fabulous open plan kitchen living space over 20 ft. featuring a large and spacious kitchen with an island, there is plenty of space for preparing and cooking, making it an ideal space for hosting and entertaining. The room is beautiful finished with skylights that allow light to fill the room and striking natural slate flooring. Double folding doors open out to a large deck and a garden filled with greenery including mature shrubs, small apple tree, Japanese maples, plenty of wildlife, many birds, and squirrels. The perfect, peaceful place to relax in spring and summer.

Upstairs there are two calm and restful bedrooms, the character features continue, the main bedroom features ample in built storage and the rooms are beautifully light. Adjacently is a large bathroom featuring a deep bathtub and in-built storage, the space is finished in attractive mosaic tiling and is the perfect spot for a soak and relax.

On the East London Overground line, Brockley is a cool neighbourhood with so much happening. While the micro businesses and weekly farmers' market keep things feeling local, the transport services allow easy access to the whole of London. 'Must visits' include Browns of Brockley, Joyce, Gently and Lewisham Arthouse but there are so many other brilliant local businesses and places to visit.

Admission to the local schools is highly sought-after and the house is in the catchment for several desired primaries and secondaries. Myatt Garden Primary School is close to the house and Haberdashers is also local. Hilly Fields and Brockley Conservation Area are lovely spots for walks while taking in Brockley's vibe. Overground and Southeastern train services provide convenient connections across the capital for commuters as does the London Bus network.

Upper Brockley Road is nestled between Brockley, St John's, Lewisham, and New Cross making it a fun place to live with total flexibility for access across London.

Council tax band: C
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