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" NEWLY REFURBISHED PENTHOUSE APARTMENT IS AVAILABLE NOW : SPLIT OVER THREE LEVELS : PRIVATE ROOF TERRACE : THREE GENUINE SUBSTANTIAL DOUBLE BEDROOMS : SET WITHIN THE HEART OF FOREST HILL : DOUBLE GLAZED : SHORT WALK TO FOREST HILL EAST LONDON LINE STATION

NEWLY REFURBISHED PENTHOUSE APARTMENT IS AVAILABLE NOW : SPLIT OVER THREE LEVELS : PRIVATE ROOF TERRACE : THREE GENUINE SUBSTANTIAL DOUBLE BEDROOMS : SET WITHIN THE HEART OF FOREST HILL : DOUBLE GLAZED : SHORT WALK TO FOREST HILL EAST LONDON LINE STATION

We are pleased to present this stunning three-bedroom split level property to the market. The property consists of 3 genuine double rooms, modern fitted bathroom and kitchen and a private roof terrace. The property is offered unfurnished or part furnished.

Amenities and entertainment:

Forest Hill is home to the celebrated Horniman Museum. Despite a leaning toward anthropological and cultural collections, the museum is also home to a newly opened (July 2006) aquarium and one of the most varied collections of taxidermy in the northern hemisphere. It also houses one of the finest collection of musical instruments in the British Isles. Contained within its accompanying gardens is an animal enclosure, flower gardens, and a Grade II listed early 20th century greenhouse. Views from the gardens stretch out over central and north London.
The Hob Public House, opposite Forest Hill station, is a live music and comedy venue. Home to the E.D. Comedy Club, it has attracted acts such as Bill Bailey, Phil Jupitus, Daniel Kitson and Mark Lamarr. The Dartmouth Arms was named in 2007 by The Times newspaper as &quote;one of London‘s very finest gastropubs&quote;.[citation needed]
Forest Hill Swimming Baths were closed in 2005 due to health and safety concerns surrounding its roof and plumbing. An intrusive survey in October 2006 suggested that a full refurbishment would cost £5.5 million. Lewisham Council green-lit the renovation, pledging to fully renovate whilst retaining the building‘s Victorian character and original features. Latest proposals no longer honour this pledge and invite suggestions incorporating the site with the adjacent Louise House, one-time industrial school and children‘s home, into a completely redeveloped leisure centre. Following a successful and widely supported campaign from local group ‘Save The Face Of Forest Hill‘, Louise House was designated a Grade II listed building by English Heritage,[1] and this will have to be allowed for in any plans for redevelopment. Mayor of Lewisham Steve Bullock continues to support the project.
Forest Hill Library was built in 1901 to an Arts and Crafts design by local architect Alexander Hennell.[2] It is one of over 500 Grade II listed buildings in Lewisham Borough.[3][4] It was refurbished in 2008 Council Tax Band: Holding Deposit: £461.00 "