House For Sale £1,150,000
Large and very lovely Victorian home with four double bedrooms and extensions up and to the side. Gorgeous west-facing garden, original features and a downstairs cloakroom. Near Peckham Rye Park and excellent schools.
The kitchen has had a side-return extension, creating a voluminous space that spills from the formal (double) reception at the front of the house. There’s an original fireplace in the sitting room surrounded by traditionally styled alcove storage. Internal saloon doors open to the kitchen/diner, which has been extended across the side return. Kitchen cabinets are plentiful, there's an integrated breakfast bar, large freestanding stove and an integrated dishwasher. French doors open out to the garden near the dining area, while three skylights hang overhead it. There's also a useful downstairs cloakroom down here.
Two of the first-floor bedrooms have built-in wardrobes, the third overlooks the garden below. An attic conversion created a fourth bedroom; all are spotlessly turned-out and even the smallest could fit a small double. The C P Hart bathroom is modern and bright, with a shower over the bath, freestanding sink, wall-hung loo and integrated shelving.
Facing a very fortunate west, the garden is especially sunny. A stone patio has been laid and planting is thoughtful and established. Hydrangea, Japanese anemones, ferns and various climbers and creepers are flourishing out here.
Upland Road has a good mix of period architectural styles, is tree-lined and runs from Peckham Rye to Dulwich Park. Nearby primary schools include St Anthony’s and Goodrich, while older children can apply to either of the Harris academies at Peckham Rye or Kingsdale (all are Ofsted ‘outstanding’). You’re also within a 10-minute drive to Alleyn’s, Dulwich College, jags and St Dunstan’s.
Walk to Dulwich Park in minutes and cross it for Dulwich Village and its boutiques, restaurants, hearty pub and art gallery. Lordship Lane is a short walk for smart shops (Oliver Bonas, Sweaty Betty, M&S Food Hall), a Picturehouse cinema, bars, restaurants and yoga studio.
Buses from Lordship Lane stop at East Dulwich, Denmark Hill and Forest Hill stations before travelling up to the West End and City. This gives a choice of three Zone 2 stations with London Bridge and Victoria train services plus Overground links to Clapham Junction, Canada Water, Shoreditch, Hoxton and Highbury & Islington.
The kitchen has had a side-return extension, creating a voluminous space that spills from the formal (double) reception at the front of the house. There’s an original fireplace in the sitting room surrounded by traditionally styled alcove storage. Internal saloon doors open to the kitchen/diner, which has been extended across the side return. Kitchen cabinets are plentiful, there's an integrated breakfast bar, large freestanding stove and an integrated dishwasher. French doors open out to the garden near the dining area, while three skylights hang overhead it. There's also a useful downstairs cloakroom down here.
Two of the first-floor bedrooms have built-in wardrobes, the third overlooks the garden below. An attic conversion created a fourth bedroom; all are spotlessly turned-out and even the smallest could fit a small double. The C P Hart bathroom is modern and bright, with a shower over the bath, freestanding sink, wall-hung loo and integrated shelving.
Facing a very fortunate west, the garden is especially sunny. A stone patio has been laid and planting is thoughtful and established. Hydrangea, Japanese anemones, ferns and various climbers and creepers are flourishing out here.
Upland Road has a good mix of period architectural styles, is tree-lined and runs from Peckham Rye to Dulwich Park. Nearby primary schools include St Anthony’s and Goodrich, while older children can apply to either of the Harris academies at Peckham Rye or Kingsdale (all are Ofsted ‘outstanding’). You’re also within a 10-minute drive to Alleyn’s, Dulwich College, jags and St Dunstan’s.
Walk to Dulwich Park in minutes and cross it for Dulwich Village and its boutiques, restaurants, hearty pub and art gallery. Lordship Lane is a short walk for smart shops (Oliver Bonas, Sweaty Betty, M&S Food Hall), a Picturehouse cinema, bars, restaurants and yoga studio.
Buses from Lordship Lane stop at East Dulwich, Denmark Hill and Forest Hill stations before travelling up to the West End and City. This gives a choice of three Zone 2 stations with London Bridge and Victoria train services plus Overground links to Clapham Junction, Canada Water, Shoreditch, Hoxton and Highbury & Islington.
