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Abinger Grove, Deptford

Deptford

£325,000 Guide Price

3 x 1 x
Department:
Sales
Reference:
12435092
Type:
Maisonette
Availability:
For Sale
Receptions:
1
Tenure:
Leasehold

Property features

  • Three Bedrooms
  • Front & Rear Gardens
  • Ground & First Floor Maisonette
  • Ground Floor WC
  • Close to River Thames
  • Close to Station
  • Close to Deptford High Street
  • Great Potential

Summary

Guide Price £325,000 - £350,000 Leasehold. We are excited to market this spacious, bright, and inviting three-bedroom garden flat, ideally located in a prime area of London. This property is perfectly suited for first-time buyers or buy-to-let investors looking for a valuable addition to their portfolio.

The flat features three well-proportioned bedrooms, each offering comfortable living spaces. A separate kitchen equipped with modern amenities provides a dedicated area for meal preparation. The spacious living room is a highlight, boasting ample natural light and direct access to a private garden, perfect for outdoor relaxation and entertainment.

Additionally, the property includes a family bathroom and a separate shower room, catering to the needs of a busy household. Ample storage spaces throughout the flat ensure practical living solutions, keeping your home organized and clutter-free.

Local Amenities and Connectivity: The flat is conveniently located near a variety of amenities, including local shops, cafes, and public parks, providing a vibrant lifestyle right at your doorstep. For families, there are several reputable schools in the area, enhancing its appeal for residential living.

Transport links are excellent, with nearby rail stations such as the local mainline station offering direct access to Central London. This connectivity makes it ideal for commuters or anyone looking to explore the city easily.

This garden flat combines the appeal of residential tranquility with the vibrancy of city life, making it an attractive investment or a delightful new home. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of prime London real estate. Contact us today to arrange a viewing and see for yourself the potential and charm this property has to offer!


Details

Entrance Hall

Lounge 15' 5'' x 12' 6'' (4.69m x 3.81m)

Kitchen/Diner 16' 0'' x 9' 4'' (4.87m x 2.85m)

Ground Floor WC

Landing

Bedroom 1 13' 9'' x 8' 10'' (4.19m x 2.68m)

Bedroom 2 12' 2'' x 8' 10'' (3.70m x 2.68m)

Bedroom 3 9' 6'' x 6' 6'' (2.9m x 1.97m)

Bathroom

Garden
Front & Rear

Floor Plans

EPC

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