We actually featured one of these in renovated condition last year, but this 1960s Norman Starrett-designed townhouse in Chislehurst, Kent is very much as it was originally. In fact, it looks hardly touched.
Starrett designed this and 18 other similar houses in 1962. Known as the H2 Design, they are arranged in small staggered groups for privacy. This one faces south, so plenty of natural light, assisted by the full-height windows and sliding balcony doors. Outside, there's also a south-facing garden and patio, along with some off-street parking and an integrated garage.
But inside, as you can see, it needs some work. But if you are a fan of the 1960s, you'll probably want to keep some of those period features, as well as that exposed staircase. Specifically, the house is laid out over three floors and offers four bedrooms (with balconies and fitted wardrobes), two bathrooms, an open-plan living room (incorporating the kitchen) and a utility room.
So some work required and still a £475,000 asking price. However, the updated one was up for £530,000, so it still might be a decent buy.
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