1 bed Flat For Sale £499,950
Oversized and immaculate one bed Victorian conversion flat of 517 square feet with a slick and modern treatment (including in-built speakers) retaining beautiful sash windows, and with its own sunny private terrace - with direct access from the bedroom. Find it one of the prettiest residential Peckham Rye streets (it’s one of the 'Lyndhurst toast-rack' ones, close to Peckham Rye Station: Walk 8 minutes, and just 6 to Bellenden Road). There's permit-parking on-street. Share of Freehold.
Through the communal door then take the stairs for your own front door on the first floor. You open into a neat lobby. Turn right and first on your right is a contemporary-style bathroom with white suite, concealed plumbing, large profile tiles, and an over bath shower. Next door is the generous double bedroom of over 13 feet by over 10. In here you’ve got smart coving detail, recessed lighting, and pale carpet. A large sash window looks onto the private terrace, and French-doors also open out from here - on the east side of the apartment.
The terrace is decked and screened and of good proportion (it’s about 100 square feet). The views are the best bit - unbelievable for a Zone 2 location - tree-filled and equally good for chilling alone/ entertaining friends.
To the left of the hall take a couple of stairs and open a door revealing the neat kitchen which is a fitted gloss number paired with stone counters. There’s also a sash window to more leafy vistas.
Beyond the kitchen you land in the huge and pale-carpeted reception room (measuring over 16 feet by over 11). Three sash windows feature here making for a pleasingly bright room, and its size makes zoning seating and eating areas very easy.
Where am I? Rye Lane is close for Peckham Plex, The Bussey Building & Copeland Park complex, Market Building and Peckham Levels, plus fruit and veg stalls and handy high street shops and banks etc. Bellenden Road is a brief (6 minute) walk for cafes and independent shops and restaurants. We love Review for books, Ganapati, Artusi, The Begging Bowl, Anderson’s and The General Store. Choumert Road is also close for Petitou and Small White Elephant cafes, and The Montpelier pub.
Warwick Gardens is your most local green space and playground, while other locals include Lettsom Gardens, Ruskin and Brunswick Parks, and Peckham Rye Park & Common.
Peckham’s already a hot spot and never more so, but there’s even more to come: Examples being The Peckham Coal Line, and the significant development in and around Peckham Rye Station. Camberwell and East Dulwich are also close for more options. In Camberwell - check out The South London Gallery, The Camberwell Arms, Nandine and Theo's. In East Dulwich we like William Rose, The Dulwich Picturehouse, Franklin's, and North Cross Road's lovely Saturday market.
Through the communal door then take the stairs for your own front door on the first floor. You open into a neat lobby. Turn right and first on your right is a contemporary-style bathroom with white suite, concealed plumbing, large profile tiles, and an over bath shower. Next door is the generous double bedroom of over 13 feet by over 10. In here you’ve got smart coving detail, recessed lighting, and pale carpet. A large sash window looks onto the private terrace, and French-doors also open out from here - on the east side of the apartment.
The terrace is decked and screened and of good proportion (it’s about 100 square feet). The views are the best bit - unbelievable for a Zone 2 location - tree-filled and equally good for chilling alone/ entertaining friends.
To the left of the hall take a couple of stairs and open a door revealing the neat kitchen which is a fitted gloss number paired with stone counters. There’s also a sash window to more leafy vistas.
Beyond the kitchen you land in the huge and pale-carpeted reception room (measuring over 16 feet by over 11). Three sash windows feature here making for a pleasingly bright room, and its size makes zoning seating and eating areas very easy.
Where am I? Rye Lane is close for Peckham Plex, The Bussey Building & Copeland Park complex, Market Building and Peckham Levels, plus fruit and veg stalls and handy high street shops and banks etc. Bellenden Road is a brief (6 minute) walk for cafes and independent shops and restaurants. We love Review for books, Ganapati, Artusi, The Begging Bowl, Anderson’s and The General Store. Choumert Road is also close for Petitou and Small White Elephant cafes, and The Montpelier pub.
Warwick Gardens is your most local green space and playground, while other locals include Lettsom Gardens, Ruskin and Brunswick Parks, and Peckham Rye Park & Common.
Peckham’s already a hot spot and never more so, but there’s even more to come: Examples being The Peckham Coal Line, and the significant development in and around Peckham Rye Station. Camberwell and East Dulwich are also close for more options. In Camberwell - check out The South London Gallery, The Camberwell Arms, Nandine and Theo's. In East Dulwich we like William Rose, The Dulwich Picturehouse, Franklin's, and North Cross Road's lovely Saturday market.
