Normanhurst Avenue, Bexleyheath, Kent, DA7

£625,000-£650,000

Offering a real great sense of family accomodation, large entrance hall with a through lounge/diner. Spacious Kitchen/Breakfast room with doors on to a well maintained rear garden. Utlity room and downstairs shower room. Double bedroom/study conversion perfect for an older teenager or family relative. Upstairs you have Three double bedrooms, en-suite and a great dressing room which could easily be converted back if needed. Ample parking at the front and a location primed for schools, transport links and relaxing walks.

Interior

Entrance Porch 5'11" x 2'11" (1.8m x 0.9m).

Hallway 21'5" x 6'10" (6.53m x 2.08m).

Living Room 18'11" x 10'11" (5.77m x 3.33m).

Bedroom 4 13'6" x 6'3" (4.11m x 1.9m).

Kitchen/Diner 23' x 9'10" (7m x 3m).

Landing

Bedroom 1 11'5" x 9'10" (3.48m x 3m).

En-Suite 9'7" x 6' (2.92m x 1.83m).

Bedroom 2 10'11" x 8'7" (3.33m x 2.62m).

Bedroom 3 18' x 7'7" (5.49m x 2.31m).

Bathroom 8'1" x 7'5" (2.46m x 2.26m).

Ground Floor Shower Room 6'1" x 5'7" (1.85m x 1.7m).

Exterior

Front Driveway

Off Street Parking For 3 Cars

Rear Garden

Additional Information

Bexleyheath is home to the borough's largest shopping facility, where you'll find high-street names, and supermarkets. There's a bowling alley, a cinema, Crook Log Leisure Centre, regular specialist markets and family-friendly restaurants too.

Families are also attracted to Bexleyheath for the schooling – with two of the borough's grammars and excellent primaries close by. The Red House – an Arts & Crafts property designed for the artist and socialist William Morris - is Bexleyheath's premier cultural attraction.