LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION Anthony James are pleased to market this well presented & extended four bedroom 'Bennetts' built semi detached
house situated on the popular South side of Welling convenient for, Hook lane Primary, Bexley Grammar, Danson Park, the High Street & Train Station.
To make an appointment to view please contact the sellers partner in property, Anthony James Estate Agents.
Welling has an over-ground train station just off Welling High Street. Trains run frequently to Lewisham (for the DLR), London Bridge, Waterloo East, Cannon Street, Charing Cross and Victoria. Journeys from Welling to London Bridge by train take 24 minutes. Falconwood also has its own train station, on the same line, and the journey time to London Bridge is just 22 minutes. Welling and Falconwood are both well serviced by buses, with routes to the O2 Arena in Greenwich (for the Jubilee Tube line) and to Bluewater shopping centre in Greenhithe, as well as routes to other local towns and districts. The A2 – running from Canterbury to Central London - runs on the edge of Welling (Danson Interchange) and also Falconwood (Rochester Way).
Welling’s premium attraction is award-winning Danson Park. It is one of Greater London’s best open spaces, featuring a boating/fishing lake, a boat house with restaurant, a Palladium mansion, a public house, a swing and splash park, football pitches, tennis courts, mini golf, a lawn bowls club, duck ponds, a woodland area and a lake walk. It hosts the ever-popular Danson Festival in July and a firework display in November, as well as accommodating arts and craft fairs, circuses and fairgrounds. Welling has its own football team – Welling Utd – who play in the Blue Square Bet South league. A new paintball centre has opened by Welling train station, and Crook Log Leisure Centre and the Edward Alderton Theatre are located on the border of Welling and Bexleyheath. Falconwood offers some great woodland walks, through Falconwood Fields, Falconwood Meadow and Oxleas Woods - the latter with a great café.
