In a peaceful location just a short way along from the old Gate House at the start of Manor Way, a detached four bedroomed single storey house of 1251sq. ft. set behind high double wooden gates, with off-street parking for two vehicles to the front courtyard garden, directly south facing, plus a secluded walled rear garden. Total internal modernisation is required, including a new flat roof covering.

The house was built in 1960 on what was once the rear garden and orchard of 95 Lee Road, presumed to have been designed by the architect Peter Moro and project managed by the designer Walter Greaves. The distinctive layout plan has the bedrooms all to the rear and the reception room, kitchen and dining room to the front. It has an impressive sized reception hall and a central inner courtyard garden. The same design was adopted for numbers 9 & 11 by Walter Greaves.

Manor Way is the southernmost, tree-lined turning on the private Cator Estate, about a ten minute walk to the village, with the mainline railway station providing a fast service into London Bridge, Charing Cross and Cannon Street. There is also a vast selection of restaurants, pubs and independent designer shops, together with the restored Victorian concert halls.

The Accommodation Comprises:

Reception Hall, Kitchen, Dining Room, Reception Room, Cloakroom, Four Bedrooms, Bathroom, Inner Courtyard Garden, Front and Rear Gardens, Off-Street Parking, Gas Central Heating, no Chain.

EPC:       E                            Council Tax Band:            G            Greenwich Borough