Bousfield Road
Telegraph Hill SE14
£1,100,000
Freehold
- Living spaces: 2
- Bedrooms: 3
- Bathrooms: 1
Ideally situated on Bousfield Road within the sought after Telegraph Hill Conservation Area, is this charming Victorian mid terrace house.
This well-loved home is bathed in natural light, showcasing the high ceilings, sash windows, fireplaces, ornate cornicing and original wood flooring.
Situated on a serene, tree-lined street the residence greets visitors with original geometric tiling that leads to the original front door.
On the ground floor, the light and elegant, two room through-reception boasts panelled bay sash windows, high ceilings, original plaster ceiling roses and cornicing. The hall then leads on to the heart of the home; a generous and airy kitchen diner.
The garden is accessible via the kitchen diner, over 70 ft and a tranquil oasis, largely laid to lawn with mature shrubs and plants. The garden is separated in two and so offers flexibility and could be nicely utilised as a vegetable garden versus a space to relax and enjoy or as preferred.
On the first floor the graceful main bedroom includes an attractive fireplace, light fills the space via two sash windows. The second double bedroom is similarly calm and restful with the third double bedroom overlooking the garden. A family bathroom completes the upper floor, the door features a spectacular stained glass scene which is specific to the houses within the Telegraph Hill Conservation.
This fine home has the added benefit of a very large basement.
New Cross Gate is celebrated for its vibrant community, rich cultural scene, and excellent transport links, with nearby stations providing South Eastern and Overground line links to Victoria, London Bridge and Shoreditch, providing easy access to Central London and beyond.
The area is also known for its green spaces, including the nearby Telegraph Hill Upper Park, which provides panoramic views across London, enhancing the appeal of living in this historic yet dynamic part of the city.
An excellent variety of shops, pubs, restaurants, and cafes, alongside cultural hotspots such as Goldsmith’s University, a Curzon cinema, and the Goldsmith’s Centre for Contemporary Art Gallery, maintain the area’s fresh and youthful energy. The annual Telegraph Hill Festival, showcasing local arts, gardens, film, food, and music, contributes to the area's desirability for families and professionals alike. Highly regarded local schools, Primary Edmund Waller and Secondary Haberdashers Hatcham College are within walking distance of the house.
Surrounded by a rich cultural scene, a choice of local parks and green spaces, and a strong community vibe, this Victorian property offers both tranquillity and convenience, making it an ideal haven for those seeking a blend of past and present in an inner London location.
Council tax band: E
**please check information regarding council tax with your solicitor to ensure accuracy or via https://www.tax.service.gov.uk/check-council-tax-band/search **
This well-loved home is bathed in natural light, showcasing the high ceilings, sash windows, fireplaces, ornate cornicing and original wood flooring.
Situated on a serene, tree-lined street the residence greets visitors with original geometric tiling that leads to the original front door.
On the ground floor, the light and elegant, two room through-reception boasts panelled bay sash windows, high ceilings, original plaster ceiling roses and cornicing. The hall then leads on to the heart of the home; a generous and airy kitchen diner.
The garden is accessible via the kitchen diner, over 70 ft and a tranquil oasis, largely laid to lawn with mature shrubs and plants. The garden is separated in two and so offers flexibility and could be nicely utilised as a vegetable garden versus a space to relax and enjoy or as preferred.
On the first floor the graceful main bedroom includes an attractive fireplace, light fills the space via two sash windows. The second double bedroom is similarly calm and restful with the third double bedroom overlooking the garden. A family bathroom completes the upper floor, the door features a spectacular stained glass scene which is specific to the houses within the Telegraph Hill Conservation.
This fine home has the added benefit of a very large basement.
New Cross Gate is celebrated for its vibrant community, rich cultural scene, and excellent transport links, with nearby stations providing South Eastern and Overground line links to Victoria, London Bridge and Shoreditch, providing easy access to Central London and beyond.
The area is also known for its green spaces, including the nearby Telegraph Hill Upper Park, which provides panoramic views across London, enhancing the appeal of living in this historic yet dynamic part of the city.
An excellent variety of shops, pubs, restaurants, and cafes, alongside cultural hotspots such as Goldsmith’s University, a Curzon cinema, and the Goldsmith’s Centre for Contemporary Art Gallery, maintain the area’s fresh and youthful energy. The annual Telegraph Hill Festival, showcasing local arts, gardens, film, food, and music, contributes to the area's desirability for families and professionals alike. Highly regarded local schools, Primary Edmund Waller and Secondary Haberdashers Hatcham College are within walking distance of the house.
Surrounded by a rich cultural scene, a choice of local parks and green spaces, and a strong community vibe, this Victorian property offers both tranquillity and convenience, making it an ideal haven for those seeking a blend of past and present in an inner London location.
Council tax band: E
**please check information regarding council tax with your solicitor to ensure accuracy or via https://www.tax.service.gov.uk/check-council-tax-band/search **
£1,100,000
Freehold
- Living spaces: 2
- Bedrooms: 3
- Bathrooms: 1
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