£675,000 Main Road, Sidcup, DA14

An attractive Period style semi-detached family home, ideally positioned between Sidcup and New Eltham train stations, offering a wonderful blend of period charm and modern presentation. Set on a wide plot and presented in excellent condition throughout, this characterful property is offered to the market with no forward chain, making it an ideal purchase for families and commuters alike. The accommodation retains many original period features, including elegant sash windows and original fireplaces, while benefiting from stylish oak engineered flooring throughout. The ground floor comprises three well-proportioned reception rooms, providing flexible living and entertaining space filled with natural light. Upstairs, the property offers three good-sized bedrooms along with a separate study, ideal for home working or additional storage. All rooms are well maintained and thoughtfully laid out, continuing the home’s bright and welcoming feel. The location is particularly appealing, falling within the catchment area for highly regarded schools, including Longlands Primary School, Dulverton Primary School, and Chislehurst and Sidcup Grammar School. Excellent transport links, local amenities, and green spaces are also within easy reach. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a well-kept Edwardian home in a sought-after residential area, combining period character, generous proportions, and a convenient location.

£160,000 Main Road, Sidcup, DA14

Located in the ever-popular Edwin Arnold Court, just moments from Sidcup High Street and excellent transport links, this well-kept two-bedroom first floor retirement apartment offers comfortable, secure living with exciting scope to update and personalise to your own taste. The accommodation includes a generous lounge, separate kitchen, two well-proportioned bedrooms and a shower room. Each room is fitted with emergency pull cords for added peace of mind, and the building is served by a lift providing easy access to all floors. Residents benefit from a pleasant communal courtyard garden, residents’ parking, and the reassurance of an on-site house manager, fostering a friendly and supportive community environment. Importantly, recent changes to leasehold legislation now mean a buyer no longer needs to own the property for two years before being able to extend the lease. This provides far greater flexibility, making it easier and more affordable for a new owner to secure a longer lease if desired — a valuable advantage that adds both convenience and long-term peace of mind. Ideal for those looking to downsize or enjoy retirement living within a welcoming setting, all within easy reach of local shops, cafés and everyday amenities.