Plot 1 Whitehill Close

Skilfully and sympathetically reimagined, Plot 1 is an exquisite family home. At the epicentre of this home is the open plan kitchen/dining/snug room. Boasting a substantial island with quartz waterfall worktops, the high specification offers every budding chef the opportunity to impress with its Bosch appliances including induction hob, fan oven, combi microwave oven, double door fridge freezers, as well as a dishwasher, washing machine and dryer, and a 12 bottle Lamona wine cooler. Plot 1 also includes bi-folding doors from the kitchen leading out onto an extensive patio and landscaped rear garden. Downstairs the property also benefits from a separate lounge. Whilst upstairs the property boasts three bedrooms, one with an ensuite shower room, and a family bathroom.

Flooring to the ground floor hallway and lounge is real wood herringbone, whilst the kitchen, utility, WC, ensuite and bathroom are fitted with porcelain tiles, with carpets to stairs, landings, and bedrooms.

The bathroom and ensuite have extensive porcelain tiling to walls and floors, mirrors are fitted above all sinks with heated towel rails, designer mixer taps and shower over baths in the main bathrooms.

Underfloor heating to selected ground floor rooms, with radiators to others and upper floor, all powered by Mitsubishi air source heat pumps.

Whitehill Close is a development of just four distinctive and spacious detached three and four-bedroom family homes. Tucked away and off a private road, you will find this exclusive, hidden gem, in vibrant Bexleyheath. This sought after collection comprises one sympathetically restored character property and three stylish, detached four-bedroom new homes, each with parking for two vehicles.

Whitehill Close benefits from convenient access to the A2, M25 and M20 motorway networks for travel to Greenwich (6.9 miles), Blackheath (7.4 miles) and Bluewater Shopping Centre (8 miles).

Bexleyheath Train Station is just 1 mile distant and offers direct services to London Bridge (27 minutes), Charring Cross (36 minutes), London Victoria and St Pancras (43 minutes). Alternatively, Abbey Wood station is just over 3 miles away, and has a direct service to Paddington Station (29 minutes). For local bus services, the nearest bus stop is just under a 5-minute walk.

With both high street favourites and noteworthy independents, Bexleyheath blends a rich array of coffee shops, eateries, restaurants, bars and pubs to suit everybody’s palate. Ideally located just over a mile from the Broadway Shopping Centre, which consists of more than 60 stores, including Boots, M&S and Sainsbury’s. Whilst a little further afield, Bluewater Shopping Centre offers a plethora of shops, restaurants and a multiscreen cinema. Not to be missed is, the Bexleyheath Night Market, on the last Friday of every month, which boasts a vibrant collection of hand-picked traders, offering delicious food and drink, along with quality fashion and artisanal goods!

There is plenty to do and see in the locality, with Bexleyheath Town Centre hosting a diverse array of events, including classic car and stunt bike shows. Whilst Danson Park, set in the grounds of the iconic Palladian villa, is the perfect location for a family friendly day out. With tennis courts, children’s play area and lawn bowls green, it is also home to an attractive garden and boating lake, just waiting to be enjoyed for more leisurely pursuits. Other locations to explore in the area include Joyden’s Wood with its 135 hectares of ancient woodland, whilst at the other end of spectrum is Bexleyheath’s multiplex Cinema with its blockbuster screenings.

For those who enjoy keeping active, Crook Log Lane Leisure Centre, offers a gym and swimming pool, with a range of associated activities. While Bexleyheath Golf Club offers challenges to both high and low handicaps and is only a stone’s throw away.

Bexleyheath is home to several historical attractions including the Red House, the Arts and Crafts home of William Morris. Other local attractions include Eltham Palace with its unique blend of Tudor Palace and 1930s art deco millionaire mansion and is certainly well worth a visit. Located close by at Greenwich is the iconic Victorian tea-clipper, Cutty Sark. And let’s not forget the Chislehurst caves which boasts a history that spans the Romans, Saxons, WWI, WWII, Jazz, Rock and Pop.

There are several local medical practices within a 3-mile radius of Whitehill Close and is further served by the Queen Mary Hospital and Queen Elizabeth Hospital which are both less than 5 miles away.

There are several impressive schools in the locality including the Upton Primary School and both the Bexley and the Townley Grammar Schools, all of which have received outstanding reports from Ofsted and are under a 2 mile walk from the new development.

Internal and garden images are of Plot 4. Front external image is computer generated and indicative only.

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