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Woolwich Common, Woolwich

Woolwich

£180,000

1 x 1 x
Department:
Sales
Reference:
12454418
Type:
Flat
Availability:
Sold STC
Receptions:
1
Tenure:
Leasehold

Property features

  • One Bedroom Flat
  • Forth Floor
  • Newly Refurbished
  • Private Balconly
  • Utility Room
  • Modern Kitchen & Shower Room

Summary

Hi Residential is excited to present this newly refurbished one-bedroom apartment, located on the fourth floor of a purpose-built block. This property is an excellent opportunity for cash buyers looking to invest in a spacious and modern living space.

Situated close to Woolwich Common and just over half a mile from Woolwich town centre, the property is ideally located near DLR and mainline railway stations, including the upcoming Crossrail link, making it perfect for commuters or anyone seeking easy access to London's broader areas.

The flat is accessible via a lift service and opens into an entrance hall that leads to a utility room, providing practical storage solutions. The good-sized lounge is a highlight, offering direct access to a private balcony where you can enjoy outdoor relaxation and views. Adjacent to the lounge, a separate modern fitted kitchen is equipped with up-to-date appliances and fixtures, ideal for home cooking and entertaining. The accommodation also features a double bedroom and a newly installed, well-presented shower room suite, enhancing the comfort and style of the flat.

Key Features Include:

  • Spacious lounge with access to a private balcony.
  • Modern fitted kitchen with contemporary fixtures.
  • Double bedroom with ample space for furnishings.
  • Stylish new shower room suite.
  • Utility room for additional storage.
  • UPVC double glazing and central heating throughout the flat.
  • Convenient lift service within the building.

This property's location offers not only the tranquility of Woolwich Common but also the vibrancy of Woolwich town centre, with its array of shops, restaurants, and amenities. The proximity to major transport links including DLR, mainline stations, and the forthcoming Crossrail service adds significant value, making this an attractive investment or personal purchase.

Viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the space, location, and modern amenities of this superb one-bedroom flat. Contact us today to arrange your viewing and explore the potential of making this your new home or investment property.


Details

Entrance Hallway

Shower Room 7' 3'' x 5' 7'' (2.20m x 1.70m)

Kitchen 9' 10'' x 7' 10'' (3.00m x 2.40m)

Utility Room

Bedroom 13' 9'' x 8' 6'' (4.20m x 2.60m)

Lounge 18' 4'' x 10' 2'' (5.60m x 3.10m)

Balcony

Floor Plans

EPC

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