Manor Road, Bexley Offers in Excess of £325,000

Gated entry and driveway to parking area.

Laminate flooring, pendant light to ceiling, coved ceiling, skirting.

Doors and window to communal gardens, pendant light to ceiling, coved ceiling, carpet, skirting, radiator, feature fireplace with wood surround (untested), multiple power points.

Double glazed windows, spotlights, laminate flooring, range of fitted wall and base units, built in oven, grill and hob, plumbed for washing machine and dishwasher, part tiled walls, wall mounted boiler, stainless steel sink unit with drainer, radiator, multiple power points.

Window, coved ceiling, pendant light to ceiling, skirting, carpet, radiator, multiple power points.

Window, coved ceiling, pendant light to ceiling, skirting, carpet, radiator, multiple power points.

Ceiling light, WC, pedestal wash hand basin, walk in shower cubicle, part tiled walls and flooring, heated towel rail.

Gardens laid to lawn with shrubs and trees along the edges and woodland that stretches to the River Cray and features an abundance of wildlife.

Parking available in the grounds.

There is a yearly service charge of £1,200.

The house dates back to the Middle Ages, with previous owners including Henry VIII and James I. The Manor belonged to the Archbishop of Canterbury until 1536, when it was sold to the University of Oxford. The Manor House in Bexley Village is a Grade II listed building. The house is set in approximately 2 acres of land.

The location is excellent, as it’s a few minutes walk to Bexley station, a variety of pubs, cafés, and convenience shops.

These particulars form no part of any contract and are issued as a general guide only. Main services and appliances have not been tested by the agents and no warranty is given by them as to working order or condition. All measurements are approximate and have been taken at the widest points unless otherwise stated. The accuracy of any floor plans published cannot be confirmed. Reference to tenure, building works, conversions, extensions, planning permission, building consents/regulations, service charges, ground rent, leases, fixtures, fittings and any statement contained in these particulars should not be relied upon and must be verified by a legal representative or solicitor before any contract is entered into.