3 Bed Terraced House, Bramblebury Road, SE18

A 3 bed terraced house, built around 1880. Split over 3 floors, with the front door in the middle floor.

The top floor comprises a huge master bedroom (5m by 4m) and a second bedroom (3.5m by 3.5m).

Middle floor is the third generous bedroom (4m by 3.5m - can be used as another reception room) and a fully tiled big bathroom with walk-in rainfall shower, separate full-size bath, toilet, sink and good storage.

Basement floor (which becomes the ground floor at the back of the house) has a reception room with windows to the front (5m by 4m) and a large kitchen with a Smeg range, quartz worktops and double American fridge/freezer (5m by 4m).

The glazed kitchen doors open out to the garden (approx. 50ft) with patio, small pond filled with yellow irises, lawn and gravel BBQ area at the back.
 
Tiled floors in bathroom and kitchen, wooden floors elsewhere and brand new carpet on the stairs and hallways.

About Plumstead.
A large portion of Plumstead is parks, commons and woodland.
Bramblebury Road (SE18) is just off Plumstead Common. There are four tennis courts, a lawn bowls club, nature reserve, adventure playground and dog park (gated field) at the top of the road, with a kids' paddling pool, ravine with duck pond, running track and an Iron Age burial mound elsewhere on the Common.  
The nearest cafes are the acclaimed Plumstead Pantry and The Slade Cafe, and pubs The Old Mill and The Star are a short walk. Greenwich Rugby Club is just in front of The Old Mill. 
Friends of Shrewsbury Park, Plumstead Common Environmental Group and Art Plumstead hold regular events, markets, nature walks and activities if you want to get involved. 
Shooters Hill with its golf course, equestrian centre, city farm, garden centre and castle folly are an uphill walk, but once there you can check out the rolling view out of the city from Oxleas Meadows, or look at London's skyscrapers from Shrewsbury Park. 
Charlton House and Charlton (outdoor, heated) Lido are a short distance away. 
Nearby Woolwich hosts the usual high street/supermarket offering along with some good pubs, restaurants and cafes on the Arsenal site, an acclaimed Eritrean restaurant (The Blue Nile), lots of Nepalese, a good Vietnamese etc. 
Take the Clipper river bus to Central London or hop to Blackheath on the train.


Transport.
15min walk to Woolwich Arsenal Station (National Rail and DLR)
11min walk to Plumstead Station (National Rail)
15min to Woolwich Crossrail... when it finally opens
All are in Zone 4
National Rail, 23 mins to London Bridge
DLR, 12 mins to Canning Town for Jubilee line, or 20mins to Stratford.
DLR, 6mins to City Airport.
DLR, direct to Bank in 26mins
DLR, Poplar in 17mins for Canary Wharf
There's a quiet cycle route through the Woolwich foot tunnel, through the docks and picking up CS3 to the city.
The Thames Clipper starts from Woolwich Pier and runs fast to Central London and beyond.
On Friday and Saturday nights, the 24hr tube runs to North Greenwich and there are very regular night buses home.
Crossrail is coming...
Parking is free - no permit needed.
The Woolwich car ferry is great fun on a bike, and free to everyone!

Well-behaved pets welcome by prior agreement ❤️