Blackheath, SE3 9RA

A spacious one bedroom raised ground floor hall floor flat set within an attractive period building on one of Blackheath Village’s most sought-after roads. The property offers well proportioned accommodation throughout and would make an ideal purchase for someone looking for a home they can update and personalise to their own taste. The accommodation comprises a generous south-facing reception room with a large bay window and decorative feature fireplace, a separate kitchen, a good sized double bedroom with built-in storage, a bathroom with shower over the bath, and a separate WC. Although the flat would now benefit from some updating, it offers a fantastic blank canvas in a superb location, with plenty of natural light and excellent proportions. Properties in this position are always highly desirable, and this is a great opportunity to create a wonderful home in the heart of Blackheath. Bennett Park is a sought after address located in the heart of Blackheath Village with its array of boutique shops, farmers market, restaurants, bars and station. The heath is on your doorstep and the fabulous Royal Greenwich Park is just 900 metres away with Greenwich town centre beyond. Greenwich maintains a quaint rural village feel and is steeped in history with the old Royal Naval Hospital, the Royal Observatory, the National Maritime Museum and the spectacularly restored Cutty Sark. There are fantastic transport links with Blackheath Station providing access to London Bridge, Charing Cross and Victoria, while Lewisham DLR, bus routes, riverboat services, the foot tunnel and cable car are all within easy reach. The area is minutes from Canary Wharf, the City and central London, making it increasingly popular with young professionals and commuters. Close by are several highly sought-after independent schools including Blackheath Preparatory School, The Pointer School, Heath House Preparatory School, Blackheath High Junior and Senior Schools, Colfe’s and Eltham College, as well as the Ofsted “outstanding” John Ball and St Margaret’s primary schools.