House For Sale £675,000
An idyllic, well-groomed cottage with a new kitchen, new bathroom and a very private walled garden. Just off Peckham Rye Common, and a short walk to East Dulwich, Peckham, Nunhead and great schools from here. Chain free.
An exceptionally pretty, very short street, Cornflower Terrace is certainly supercute. Tucked away from rat-runs, yet seconds from Peckham Rye Park, the garden here is peaceful and not overlooked. Improvements are plentiful and include double-glazed sash windows, a new front door, a sleek modern bathroom (with a shower over the bath), and a beautifully fitted kitchen with sky-blue cabinets, a John Lewis built-in oven, an inset gas hob, a concealed extractor, an integrated dishwasher, space for a table and stripped floorboards. A stable door opens to the secluded garden which has high walls, a willow screen, and ferns filling flowerbeds. Two of the bedrooms are doubles, with the main having built-in wardrobes. Newly painted, newly carpeted, in natural tones of grey, this house is ready to move in to.
You're never more than a few feet from craft beer, a yoga class or a farmers' market. The boutiques, bars and bistros along Lordship Lane are at most a 15-minute walk. Nearby Peckham has a hip foodie scene and offers restaurants Jay Raynor has spoken highly of (Artusi, Peckham Refreshment Rooms), cocktail bars (Frank's, Bar Story, Peckham Springs), artists' studios and galleries. Peckham Levels, Copeland Park and Holdrons Arcade are creative hubs jammed with start-ups businesses, street food and bars.
Local amenities include independent butchers (William Rose, Flock and Herd), fishmongers (Soper's, Moxon's), supermarkets on Lordship Lane and Dog Kennel Hill, cinemas in East Dulwich and Peckham and gastro pubs on every corner.
Local schools are excellent, this house being nearest to Goodrich Primary and two Ofsted 'outstanding' Harris academies at Peckham Rye.
Peckham Rye station is in Zone 2, has regular trains to London Bridge and Victoria plus London Overground links to Clapham Junction, Canada Water, Shoreditch, Hoxton, Dalston Junction and Highbury & Islington.
An exceptionally pretty, very short street, Cornflower Terrace is certainly supercute. Tucked away from rat-runs, yet seconds from Peckham Rye Park, the garden here is peaceful and not overlooked. Improvements are plentiful and include double-glazed sash windows, a new front door, a sleek modern bathroom (with a shower over the bath), and a beautifully fitted kitchen with sky-blue cabinets, a John Lewis built-in oven, an inset gas hob, a concealed extractor, an integrated dishwasher, space for a table and stripped floorboards. A stable door opens to the secluded garden which has high walls, a willow screen, and ferns filling flowerbeds. Two of the bedrooms are doubles, with the main having built-in wardrobes. Newly painted, newly carpeted, in natural tones of grey, this house is ready to move in to.
You're never more than a few feet from craft beer, a yoga class or a farmers' market. The boutiques, bars and bistros along Lordship Lane are at most a 15-minute walk. Nearby Peckham has a hip foodie scene and offers restaurants Jay Raynor has spoken highly of (Artusi, Peckham Refreshment Rooms), cocktail bars (Frank's, Bar Story, Peckham Springs), artists' studios and galleries. Peckham Levels, Copeland Park and Holdrons Arcade are creative hubs jammed with start-ups businesses, street food and bars.
Local amenities include independent butchers (William Rose, Flock and Herd), fishmongers (Soper's, Moxon's), supermarkets on Lordship Lane and Dog Kennel Hill, cinemas in East Dulwich and Peckham and gastro pubs on every corner.
Local schools are excellent, this house being nearest to Goodrich Primary and two Ofsted 'outstanding' Harris academies at Peckham Rye.
Peckham Rye station is in Zone 2, has regular trains to London Bridge and Victoria plus London Overground links to Clapham Junction, Canada Water, Shoreditch, Hoxton, Dalston Junction and Highbury & Islington.
