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£500,000
This much love semi-detached chalet home has been in our clients family for over 50 years. Whilst it has been extended and improved over the years to provide a practical layout for a growing family, it would now benefit from modernisation that has been taken into consideration within the realistic asking price. The accommodation offers generously proportioned rooms including a large. The hallway creates a welcoming entrance and leads into the sunny westerly facing living room, that has a large double-glazed window and retains its open fireplace. To the rear, the kitchen that has been extended with the addition of a double aspect dining room, to create an open plan kitchen/dining/family room ideal for today’s less formal style of living. Completing the ground floor is the bathroom, which is useful if you have young children and has been refitted as a shower room including a large walk-in shower. To the first floor are three bedrooms, the main being full width across the front of the house and the second bedroom has had the addition of a cloakroom.
The pretty rear garden has a patio leading to a central lawn bordered by well-stocked and established flowerbeds and mature shrubs. To one side approached via its own driveway is a double length brick-built garage with power and light. Behind the garage is a greenhouse and between the house and the garage is a gated front access.
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EPC Rating: D (67)
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Tenure: Freehold
Reference Number: CSN250115
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Western Drive is a popular residential road within a short stroll of local shops, bus routes and Thamesmead secondary school. The village’s traditional bustling High Street and mainline station (London Waterloo 53 minutes) are only 0.5 miles. It is ideally placed and within the catchment of reputable state and private schools catering for all age groups. For the motorist, junction 1, M3, the start of the A316 to London are within 2.2 miles & junction 11, M25 is 4.5 miles.
