House For Sale £875,000
An extended, enhanced Victorian home with five bedrooms, two bathrooms, impressive open plan living and off-street parking. Moments from Dulwich Park and excellent schools, shops, bars and bistros. Chain free.
This has a tidy and modern interior, with fluid living space across the entire ground-floor. Clear sitting and dining zones are obvious, yet there’s still ample room for an upright piano, desk or home office. Plantation shutter have been added at the front of the house, there’s a wall of exposed brick at the dining area, while the rear opens out to the garden. Sleek handless kitchen units have been fitted and there’s a useful downstairs loo.
Two of the first-floor bedrooms are doubles while the third is a roomy single. The bathroom on this floor has a simple white suite and a shower over the bath. There are two large, bright doubles on the top floor and a smart, modern shower room with an encaustic tiled floor and a double-width shower. The garden is part-walled, full of established shrubs and has a decked terrace where the sun lingers longest.
North and East Dulwich stations are a 20-minute walk for links to London Bridge, Peckham Rye (change for Overground links), Beckenham Junction and East Croydon (for Gatwick Express services). Buses from Lordship Lane pass East Dulwich and Denmark Hill, the latter has fast Victoria services and Overground trains (Canada Water, Shoreditch, Hoxton, Dalston Junction and Clapham Junction).
Local primary schools include St Anthony's, Goodrich and Heber (Ofsted rated 'good' by Ofsted). Older children can apply to Kingsdale, or either of the Harris academies at Peckham Rye (all 'outstanding').
Lordship Lane has some superb independent shops, restaurants, bars and cafes to explore, as well as a weekly market. You’re close to a Sainsbury’s Local for essentials while there's an M&S Food Hall and a Co-op further down Lordship Lane (and a huge Sainsbury's on Dog Kennel Hill). Walk across beautiful Dulwich Park to reach Dulwich Village, for high-end boutiques, a much-loved pub and several restaurants.<br /><br />
This has a tidy and modern interior, with fluid living space across the entire ground-floor. Clear sitting and dining zones are obvious, yet there’s still ample room for an upright piano, desk or home office. Plantation shutter have been added at the front of the house, there’s a wall of exposed brick at the dining area, while the rear opens out to the garden. Sleek handless kitchen units have been fitted and there’s a useful downstairs loo.
Two of the first-floor bedrooms are doubles while the third is a roomy single. The bathroom on this floor has a simple white suite and a shower over the bath. There are two large, bright doubles on the top floor and a smart, modern shower room with an encaustic tiled floor and a double-width shower. The garden is part-walled, full of established shrubs and has a decked terrace where the sun lingers longest.
North and East Dulwich stations are a 20-minute walk for links to London Bridge, Peckham Rye (change for Overground links), Beckenham Junction and East Croydon (for Gatwick Express services). Buses from Lordship Lane pass East Dulwich and Denmark Hill, the latter has fast Victoria services and Overground trains (Canada Water, Shoreditch, Hoxton, Dalston Junction and Clapham Junction).
Local primary schools include St Anthony's, Goodrich and Heber (Ofsted rated 'good' by Ofsted). Older children can apply to Kingsdale, or either of the Harris academies at Peckham Rye (all 'outstanding').
Lordship Lane has some superb independent shops, restaurants, bars and cafes to explore, as well as a weekly market. You’re close to a Sainsbury’s Local for essentials while there's an M&S Food Hall and a Co-op further down Lordship Lane (and a huge Sainsbury's on Dog Kennel Hill). Walk across beautiful Dulwich Park to reach Dulwich Village, for high-end boutiques, a much-loved pub and several restaurants.<br /><br />
