Property description

Just-renovated Victorian split-level conversion apartment of 581 square feet, on the second floor of a handsome terrace. It’s one of a beautifully-finished boutique development of just three flats. Share of Freehold.

Full sound proofing has been installed, and you’ve got a Nest thermostat, a 10 year structural warranty, and secure bike storage (to the front of the building), too.

The location is a quiet, tree-lined ‘Lyndhurst toast-rack’ street, set between Denmark Hill and Peckham Rye Zone 2 stations - walk to either in circa 10 minutes.

In the main door and take the smart stairs to the first floor and your own front door. Up the stairs here and from the landing area you have a good double bedroom ahead of you, with custom-made shutters, a slimline radiator, a pale carpet, F&b’s ‘Hague Blue’ to the walls, and loads of wardrobe space (sliding doors here). Next door is a modern windowed bathroom with contemporary sanitary ware and an over bath shower. Under-basin storage is a further welcome feature.

Take stairs up to the top of the building for the large and light open-plan herringbone-floored (dreamy!) kitchen/reception room - which has loads of windows, and a modern fitted kitchen with wooden counters.

Public green spaces? You’ve got Warwick, Lucas and Lettsom Gardens, plus Peckham Rye Park and Common, and Ruskin Park.

Useful bus routes from Peckham Road include the 436 (Paddington and Victoria), the 12 (Oxford Circus) and the 171 (Holborn).

Local eating and drinking establishments of note include Nandine, Theo's, Good Neighbour, The Camberwell Arms, Momo, The Hermits Cave and The Crooked Well (SE5), and Ganapati, Miss Tapas, Levan, Tonkotsu, Artusi, Forza Wine, The Montpelier and The Begging Bowl (SE15).

In the warm months, Rye Lane’s rooftop bars are the hippest destination for cocktails and people-watching. Rye Lane is also where you’ll find Peckham Levels plus The Bussey Building and Copeland Park, and handy high street shops, banks and regular markets and good street food.

For coffee, brunch or cake, we like local spots Crane’s Kitchen (by South London Gallery), Petitou and Lumberjack. Peckham and Camberwell both have good leisure centres with pools, and The Butterfly Tennis and Zen Yoga Studio are also local, at the bottom of beautiful Camberwell Grove.