77, Brownspring Drive, London, SE9 3JY

Ref RH1330 open event 10th of October There is also a story behind how this home came together.

The residents — Episode One features the seller, sharing an insight into the ideas, work and decisions that helped create the home you see today.

Please Click the video to enjoy the story behind this home. EXp are proud to present a home that has been thoughtfully evolved, with space, flexibility and a real sense of personality throughout.

Set on the New Eltham and Chislehurst borders, around half a mile from New Eltham station, this extended four/five-bedroom semi-detached home offers generous family living in a highly convenient location.

The ground floor is particularly versatile. Alongside the bay-fronted reception are two flexible rooms, ideal as additional bedrooms, a home office, playroom or guest space.

But it is at the rear where the house really comes into its own. The impressive 28ft kitchen, dining and family room forms the heart of the home.

Centred around a large island and flooded with natural light from skylights and wide garden doors, it has been designed equally well for everyday family life and entertaining.

Underfloor heating, a separate utility room and downstairs WC add the practical touches that make the space work.

Upstairs are three great-sized bedrooms and a modern family bathroom with separate bath and shower, while the landing also offers potential for a future loft conversion, subject to the usual consents.

Outside, the south-east-facing tiered garden combines patio, artificial turf and lawned areas, creating distinct spaces for entertaining, relaxing and gardening.

The location is another major part of the appeal, with New Eltham station nearby, Chislehurst village within easy reach and an excellent choice of schooling locally, including Edgebury Primary, Dulverton Primary, Bullers Wood School and Bullers Wood School for Boys, alongside independent options such as Farringtons School and Babington House School.

A home that offers far more than its frontage first suggests — space to gather, room to grow and the flexibility to change with family life.