Property Details: • Type: End of Terrace • Tenure: N/A • Floor Area: N/A
Key Features: • Three bedroom house • Quiet location • Recently refurbished • Potential to extend • Large driveway • EPC rating: E • Chain free
Location: • Nearest Station: N/A • Distance to Station: N/A
Agent Information: • Address: 270 Streatham High Road, Streatham, London, SW16 6HE
Full Description: A beautiful three-bedroom house set on the quiet yet well connected Burlington Road. This wonderful period home has been completely refurbished throughout to the highest possible standards and comprises; three bedrooms, a large living room complete with feature fireplace, a modern family bathroom with free standing bath/separate shower, further downstairs living room or home office, an extended open-plan kitchen/dining room with integrated units and appliances which leads onto a large sunny garden complete with paved and turfed areas. The property also has a large driveway at the front. This home could extended into the loft to create an extra room STPP. The property also benefits from a security bollard on the drive. This wonderful home has been meticulously refurbished throughout by the current owners keeping period style but adding to it with bespoke plastering, tiling, and flooring. Every detail has been updated recently including but not limited to, a Worcester boiler, double glazing, new radiators, carpets, new electrics and recently added shutters and blinds. The property would be perfect for a first-time buyer or a home mover. It benefits from lying on the quiet Burlington Road and would suit any commuter requiring access into The City due to its close proximity to Norbury and Thornton Heath stations which provide direct access to Clapham Junction, Victoria, London Bridge and Farringdon. It is also a short bus or train ride to East Croydon, helpful for fast trains to Brighton and Gatwick. The wide, leafy, and open spaces of Pollards Hill are a short walk away as are the shops, bars, and restaurants local to Streatham High Road including the well-regarded Bull and Railway pubs.
