Full Description A quaint workman's cottage indicative to the staff of the Emperor Napoleon III who resided at Camden Place some 130 years ago. Retaining much of its charm from a bygone era, discerning purchasers will be pleased to observe that this lovely home has been beautifully presented by its current owners. Features include a small entrance lobby which leads into a spacious lounge/dining room which is both light and airy. The small galley kitchen has been well appointed with a range of modern units making ingenious use of the available space. The first floor boasts two attractively presented bedrooms and a modern white bathroom. Outside at the rear is a small courtyard and a small garden can be seen at the front. The location is excellent being tucked away down a quiet side path within a half a mile of Chislehurst station, local shops and commons. An early viewing of this end of chain house is essential to avoid disappointment.

Entrance Lobby

Lounge/Dining Room 20'10 x 11'7

Kitchen 8'8 x 5'7

First Floor Landing

Bedroom 1 12'3 X 11'7

Bedroom 2 8'10 X 5'5

Bathroom

Outside

Patio 8'8 x 5'5

A quaint workman's cottage indicative to the staff of the Emperor Napoleon III who resided at Camden Place some 130 years ago. Retaining much of its charm from a bygone era, discerning purchasers will be pleased to observe that this lovely home has been beautifully presented by its current owners.

Features include a small entrance lobby which leads into a spacious lounge/dining room which is both light and airy. The small galley kitchen has been well appointed with a range of modern units making ingenious use of the available space. The first floor boasts two attractively presented bedrooms and a modern white bathroom.

Outside at the rear is a small courtyard and a small garden can be seen at the front. The location is excellent being tucked away down a quiet side path within a half a mile of Chislehurst station, local shops and commons.

An early viewing is essential to avoid disappointment.