Property description

Immaculate and oversized one double bed first floor Victorian conversion of 593 square feet. Peckham Rye and East Dulwich stations - both Fare Zone 2 - are each a 15 minute pleasant walk.

Welcome flat features include stripped floors, crisp white walls, high ceilings, old school style radiators and recently-renovated kitchen and bathroom. The flat’s so lovely and bright; thanks to the building’s semi-detached status you have windows on three of four of its sides. Parking is currently unrestricted on-street. Leasehold (123 years remaining).

In the shared front door then through your own - at raised ground floor level. Take the stairs to the half-landing and first find the slick and windowed shower room to your right. Contemporary sanitaryware, concealed plumbing, brick-style ceramic tiling and an oversized shower are all welcome decisions.

The kitchen’s set at the rear of the building, with a large window and timeless Shaker-style white base units - teamed with solid wood counters, open shelves and breakfast bar, plus brick-style tiling. The stripped floors here are painted white.

From the landing, the generous bedroom (of over 12 feet by over 10) is set to your left. To one alcove you have built-in shelving, and the other has a built-in wardrobe. A pretty tiled hearth and opened up fireplace sit in the centre. On the landing area there’s space for a home study space/keyboard/console table.

The best bit of the flat awaits: The massive reception room (it’s over 16 feet by over 12), with two large south-west facing windows. There’s bespoke shelving to both alcoves, and a feature fireplace. There’s loads of space for zoning large dining and seating areas.

What a spot! Leafy and residential, but with so much within easy reach. You are but a few minutes from Peckham Rye Park and Goose Green. Dulwich Park, Dulwich Village and Dulwich Picture Gallery are all within reasonable walking distance.

Lordship Lane and North Cross Road shops and Saturday market are within a five minute walk (we rate smbs Foods, The Cheese Block and William Rose particularly highly, and East Dulwich Picturehouse), and you have lots of lovely pubs around - including The Clockhouse, The Herne, the Great Exhibition and The Actress. East Dulwich leisure centre is also nearby.

Trendy Peckham is also a short walk for such delights as Bellenden Road, Peckham Levels and The Bussey and Market Buildings. The restaurant/foodie offering is particularly strong in Peckham. We like Ganapati, Peckham Bazaar, Levan, The Coal Rooms, Tonkotsu, Banh Banh, Miss Tapas and Mr Bao.

East Dulwich has some great spots and pubs as well - examples are Franklins, The Brougham, The edt, The Bishop, and Monkatsu.