3 bed maisonette for sale

Daneville Road, London SE5

A large split-level three-bedroom maisonette with a courtyard garden and the freehold for the building, measuring 113m2.

The property requires updating and modernisation but offers generous living space and is centrally located. Enter on the raised ground floor and internally you are presented with two large rooms with bay windows, a kitchen and a bathroom. The garden is accessed off the reception room and has a raised deck area with a courtyard garden below.

Upstairs, on the first floor there are three double bedrooms, a kitchen and a bathroom.

Daneville Road is only 0.7km to Denmark Hill station for Zone 2 trains (Victoria, Thameslink) and the Overground service to fashionable East London (Shoreditch, Dalston Junction, Highbury and Islington) and Clapham High Street and Junction. Hop into Camberwell for a choice of great restaurants, bars, and cafes. Camberwell is famous for its art scene and the South London Gallery is a short walk away. If you want to head into the thick of things, then a ten-minute bus journey will whisk you to the sunny Southbank for all your cultural delights and there are a number of buses that will take you to the City and West End. In addition to this you are spoilt for parks in the area, from the award-winning Ruskin Park and the Burgess Park which has seen huge investment to the smaller Victorian gardens, secretly dotted around the area.

Guide price: £500,000
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax band: B
Construction: Standard construction
Property type: End-terrace, Flat
Parking: Resident Permit Parking
Disabled parking: Yes
Electricity: Connected to mains electricity
Water and drainage: Connected to mains water supply
Mains surface water drainage: Yes
Sewerage: Connected to mains sewerage
Heating: Central heating, Mains gas
Heating features: Double glazing
Building safety issues: No
Two leases starting in 1985 at 125 years, Ground rent due to freeholder for basement flat of £75PA
Restrictions
Title LN87690 contains restrictions or restrictive covenants.
Here is a summary but a property lawyer can advise further: - No new financial burdens or charges can be put on the property without the permission of the Land Registry. - Covenants from a transfer dated 1951-03-19 by Maurice Chance. - Covenants from a conveyance dated 1925-12-31 between various parties which affects the land.
Title 210932 contains restrictions or restrictive covenants.
Here is a summary but a property lawyer can advise further: - The land has obligations and benefits according to an Agreement from April 8,1911, mentioned in a Deed dated May 28,1915, regarding the use of part of the boundary wall. - Parts of the property are involved with leases described in a schedule of leases attached to the property.
Rights and easements
Title 210932 contains beneficial rights or easements.
Here is a summary but a property lawyer can advise further:- An easement was granted on September 5,1952, to The British Transport Commission for use of the sub-soil for railway purposes, which is noted under Title No. LN87690. The exact space of the tunnels and works is not included in this registration. - The property benefits from rights described in a Transfer dated September 29,1977, which include a right of way and the right for the passage of water, gas, electricity through existing services over the neighbouring land.