Property description

A beautiful example of a fine English cottage set on an unusually large corner plot, Originally built in 1915 by the Government Office to house the munition workers at Woolwich Arsenal during the First World War by the great architect Mr Frank Baines.
This double fronted cottage is set over three floors offering both charm and character set within a garden suburb within the popular progress conservation area. This beautiful period property comprises of a separate lounge with a brick open fireplace with solid oak flooring with double glazed French doors leading to garden, Separate dining room with brick open recess housing a wood burner within the centre chimney breast, solid oak flooring.
Further benefits include a modern fitted kitchen with imperial red granite worktops with under cupboard lighting and integrated dishwasher and free standing gas cooker. This L-shaped kitchen leads directly into a pitched roof wooden conservatory with French doors leading to a well-stocked mature 120 ft by 55 ft rear garden with array of plants, shrubs and fruit trees including English Rose, Italian Jasmine and Olive trees, there is also a secluded gravel patio beneath a canopy of pear and pine trees. The property also offers three double bedrooms all with wood flooring to the first floor including a family size bathroom with travertine tiles to walls. Further to the second floor within the Dorma extension you will find a master double bedroom with own en-suite bathroom with travertine tiling to walls and a walk-in wardrobe. The property is set on a corner plot with off street parking for two cars to the front driveway with own front garden.

This is truly a unique property which we feel is well worth its asking price, we recommend your earliest viewing.

Property Features :

• Four Bedroom Double Front Cottage Style House Set On A Corner Plot
• Set Within The Ever Desirable Progress Conservation Area
• Potential To Extend To Rear
• Arranged Over Three Floors
• Two Receptions Rooms