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Eglinton Hill, Shooters Hill, London SE18

Shooters Hill

£1,700 pcm

2 x 2 x
Department:
Lettings
Reference:
12379482
Type:
Flat
Availability:
Let Agreed
Receptions:
1

Property features

  • Two Bedrooms
  • First Floor Flat
  • Two Bathrooms (One En Suite)
  • Contemporary
  • Gas Central Heating
  • Double Glazed
  • Close to Rail Links
  • Un-Furnished

Summary

We are thrilled to present this exceptional first-floor two-bedroom apartment situated in the desirable area of Shooters Hill, SE18. Recently refurbished to the highest standards, this property boasts an abundance of natural light throughout, creating a bright and welcoming atmosphere.

The apartment comprises two generously sized double bedrooms, providing ample space for comfort and relaxation. The master bedroom benefits from its own en suite bathroom, adding a touch of luxury to everyday living. Additionally, there is a second well-appointed bathroom to serve the needs of residents and guests alike.

A highlight of this home is the large reception room, offering a spacious and versatile area for living and entertaining. With its airy ambiance and contemporary design, this room provides the perfect setting for relaxation and social gatherings.

Completing the accommodation is the modern kitchen, equipped with sleek fittings and ample storage space, ideal for culinary enthusiasts to prepare delicious meals with ease.

This stunning apartment is available on an unfurnished basis, allowing residents the freedom to personalize the space according to their preferences. With an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating of C, residents can enjoy energy-efficient living while reducing their environmental footprint.

Situated in Eglinton Hill, Woolwich SE18, this property benefits from excellent transport links, including Woolwich Arsenal DLR (0.9 miles) and Woolwich (Royal Arsenal) Riverboat Pier (1.3 miles). With the forthcoming arrival of Crossrail, residents will enjoy faster journey times to Canary Wharf, The City, West End, and Heathrow Airport, enhancing connectivity and convenience.

Don't miss this opportunity to experience luxurious living in Shooters Hill. Contact us today to arrange a viewing and discover the epitome of modern urban living!


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