• Grade II listed Georgian family home, +
• 4,131 square feet +
• Elegant entrance hallway +
• Wealth of period features +
• Magnificent 240ft landscaped and mature west-facing garden +
• Stunning views throughout +
• Double garage with direct access onto Morden Lane +
• Modernisation opportunity to create an exceptional forever family home +
• Large basement with conversion potential +
• One of Blackheath and Greenwich's premier streets +

"Guide Price £2,750,000 - £3,000,000"

An elegant and rarely available Grade II listed Georgian family home in need of internal modernisation and boasting a magnificent 240 feet west-facing landscaped and mature garden. This distinguished residence combines architectural heritage with unrivalled potential and sits proudly on one of the most coveted roads in Blackheath and Greenwich.

Cherished by the same family for nearly 70 years and sensitively restored externally in 2019, the house retains a wealth of original features such as fireplaces throughout, floorboards, and paneling. The property was home to Neil Macfadyen, a highly esteemed local architect and the longest-serving member of the Blackheath Society, who was responsible for the conservation of many significant buildings, including Cathedrals, Oxford Colleges, and over sixty notable churches.

The house is set back from the road and entered via a gated front garden. As you enter, you are greeted by a spacious and welcoming entrance hallway that leads to a reception room, a dining room, a kitchen, and a cloakroom. The current kitchen, positioned at the front with views across the Heath, could be reinstated to its original location at the rear, opening directly onto the garden. A beautifully panelled drawing room at the front completes this floor.

The first floor comprises a generous dual-aspect bedroom at the front overlooking Dartmouth Grove that could also be used as a second drawing room, two further double bedrooms with stunning views over the garden, a cosy single bedroom, a large family bathroom, and a separate WC with shower.

The top floor, once arranged as a self-contained flat, offers three further double bedrooms with stunning views of the London Skyline at the back, a bathroom, a utility room, and an additional WC.

The 250ft west-facing garden is a true centrepiece: a sequence of sweeping lawns, fountains, ponds, and a stream leading to a swimming pool and orchard. At its far end sits a double garage currently used as storage with direct access to Morden Lane, with great potential.