House For Sale £725,000
Immaculate 2-double bed half-house with open plan reception/kitchen, further reception, a well-kept garden and a convertible loft. Walk to Peckham Rye station in 15-mins and Beautiful Peckham Rye Park 15-seconds!
It has been improved, loved and very well cared for. A tessellated pathway leads you to the front door. Enter, and you can pop your coat and shoes straight into the under-stair’s storage cupboard. You get a kitchen/diner and a separate reception in this welcoming period home. A bright dining room with door to the garden that links to the kitchen at the rear and sitting room at the front.
Stripped original flooring throughout the ground floor and a feature navy wall in the dining area that has space for a four-seater dining table sets a smart tone. The fresh white kitchen with integrated appliances, smeg cooker, quiet mark Zanussi W/M and deep drawers (now a must!) is recently installed. The reception room is smart, has a large sash bay window, original fireplace, and plantations shutters. An open-plan staircase leads up to the first floor.
The bedrooms are doubles and have built-in wardrobes and large sash windows and the master (fits king sized bed), has a lovely built-in window seat. The view from here is directly down into Peckham Rye Park.
The garden has a patio at the front, a raised decked seating area at the rear, herb beds continued by old railway sleepers, an established Mock Orange and a beautiful mature Eucalyptus. The loft is large, and with planning consents, can easily be converted. In fact, many neighbours have already done this.
Waveney Avenue is a quiet, no-through road with little traffic. Neighbours are friendly and welcoming and hold an annual street party. Peckham Rye Park is opposite with its new children's playground, skate park, adventure playground, pond and café.
Both Nunhead and Peckham Rye stations are around 15-minutes' walk and in Zone 2. Nunhead has regular trains to Victoria, Blackfriars, City Thameslink, Farringdon and St Pancras. Peckham Rye offers these services, has trains to London Bridge and London Overground links to Clapham Junction, Canada Water, Shoreditch, Hoxton and Dalston Junction. Buses from the end of the road pass Peckham Rye and East Dulwich stations.
Local bars and restaurants are exceptional. Copeland Park and Peckham Levels offer Forza Win (superb modern Italian), rooftop bars, the clf Art Café, a sake brewery and a vegan café (all amongst creative start-up businesses and art galleries). Try Peckham Springs, Bar Story, Pedlar, Mr Bao, Artusi, Ganapati, The Montpelier or Petite, they're all excellent. Nunhead has its own vermouth bar, a craft beer bar, a sourdough pizzeria, some creative gift shops, a retro furniture shop and Babette—a fab local restaurant. Walk across the park for East Dulwich and Lordship Lane.
It has been improved, loved and very well cared for. A tessellated pathway leads you to the front door. Enter, and you can pop your coat and shoes straight into the under-stair’s storage cupboard. You get a kitchen/diner and a separate reception in this welcoming period home. A bright dining room with door to the garden that links to the kitchen at the rear and sitting room at the front.
Stripped original flooring throughout the ground floor and a feature navy wall in the dining area that has space for a four-seater dining table sets a smart tone. The fresh white kitchen with integrated appliances, smeg cooker, quiet mark Zanussi W/M and deep drawers (now a must!) is recently installed. The reception room is smart, has a large sash bay window, original fireplace, and plantations shutters. An open-plan staircase leads up to the first floor.
The bedrooms are doubles and have built-in wardrobes and large sash windows and the master (fits king sized bed), has a lovely built-in window seat. The view from here is directly down into Peckham Rye Park.
The garden has a patio at the front, a raised decked seating area at the rear, herb beds continued by old railway sleepers, an established Mock Orange and a beautiful mature Eucalyptus. The loft is large, and with planning consents, can easily be converted. In fact, many neighbours have already done this.
Waveney Avenue is a quiet, no-through road with little traffic. Neighbours are friendly and welcoming and hold an annual street party. Peckham Rye Park is opposite with its new children's playground, skate park, adventure playground, pond and café.
Both Nunhead and Peckham Rye stations are around 15-minutes' walk and in Zone 2. Nunhead has regular trains to Victoria, Blackfriars, City Thameslink, Farringdon and St Pancras. Peckham Rye offers these services, has trains to London Bridge and London Overground links to Clapham Junction, Canada Water, Shoreditch, Hoxton and Dalston Junction. Buses from the end of the road pass Peckham Rye and East Dulwich stations.
Local bars and restaurants are exceptional. Copeland Park and Peckham Levels offer Forza Win (superb modern Italian), rooftop bars, the clf Art Café, a sake brewery and a vegan café (all amongst creative start-up businesses and art galleries). Try Peckham Springs, Bar Story, Pedlar, Mr Bao, Artusi, Ganapati, The Montpelier or Petite, they're all excellent. Nunhead has its own vermouth bar, a craft beer bar, a sourdough pizzeria, some creative gift shops, a retro furniture shop and Babette—a fab local restaurant. Walk across the park for East Dulwich and Lordship Lane.
