Guide price £375,000 to £425,000

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The flat has many great features but there are a handful that make this flat stand out amongst many others that come to the market.

1. The lounge has direct access onto the private roof terrace which measures almost 16 ft squared

2. Two way access into the building. The building has a door via London road and also a door from the rear of the building via a gated entrance

3. Long leasehold – Over 100 years left on the lease

4. LOCATION – set back from the main road but positioned in the heart of Forest Hill town centre. Despite the first three points above being such desirable features, due to the building being set back quite far from the street buyers may appreciate the location above all else (Location location location…). Buyers shouldn’t misjudge the position of the building. Have a look on street view to get a better understanding. This offers some sense of how great it is to be in the heart of the town yet when indoors you feel distant from the hustle of the high street.

The flat itself offers over 600 sq ft of living space and there are multiple built in storage cupboards as you will see in the floor plan.

Forest Hill train station is served by the Overground and Southern Rail which offers the following approximate travel times to central London stations:

London Bridge in approximately 17 minutes.

Shoreditch High Street in approximately 22 minutes.

Victoria station in approximately 30 minutes.

The property is almost directly opposite Sainsbury's on the high street, which includes some well known gastro pubs, a gym, a number of well established cafes and restaurants and a renowned butcher to name a few.

The Horniman Museum and Gardens is a well-known local point of interest and can be found approximately 0.3 miles away. With regular events such as a farmers market, live music and seasonal festivals to name a few.

You can read more about the Horniman museum and gardens here:


Off the high street you'll also find the excellent Forest Hill pools and library which has recently undergone a refurbishment.

If you ever desire a further choice of drinking and eating establishments, then the vibrancy of Dulwich can be found a walk or bus ride away.

LEASE: from 1st January 2002 to 1st Jan 2127 (125 year term)

Council Tax Band D - £1816 per year approx

EPC RATED: E