1 bed Flat For Sale £415,000
Stylish one bedroom ground floor conversion flat with a Freehold-share, within a handsome Grade II Listed Georgian Peckham villa - with its own front door, a large cellar (demised to the flat, with access from the hall) and a massive east-facing communal garden; with direct access via sliding double doors from the reception room.
There’s also off street parking for the building on the large front drive (one space for each of the four flats).
Walk just eight minutes to Queens Road Peckham Station, or 11 to Peckham Rye Station. Both are Fare Zone 2 and on the Overground network.
Your own green front door is set to the left of the building. You open into your L-shaped hall, turning left again to find the windowed bathroom on your left - this is a neat modern one with an over bath shower.
Adjacent is the tidy kitchen with timeless green and white base and wall units, which are teamed with solid wood counters. A pretty sash window sits above the sink area.
Next along the hall you’ll find the double bedroom of over 10 feet by nearly 9, and at the foot of the hall you open into the gorgeous herringbone-parquet-floored reception room (of 13 feet by nearly 10) which looks out onto the huge shared garden.
The large basement is an enticing conversion project of 315 square feet.
There’s loads going on round this way! The Blackbird Bakery by the station is great for coffee and loaves. Mama Dough on Queens Road Peckham is top for pizzas, and Beer Rebellion has a brilliant beer list, including locally-brewed ones.
Kudu is the latest addition to this ‘strip’, and has already received a Bib Gourmand (just eight months after opening!) and has added a cocktail bar to its offering as well. Peckham Cellars has also bagged itself a bg.
Peckham’s Rye Lane and Bellenden Road are close for independent bars, restaurants and events. We like The Bussey Building & Copeland Park plus Market Building, Peckham Levels, Peckham Plex, Artusi, The Begging Bowl, Petitou, Anderson’s and The Montpelier pub to name a few!
You’re also close to all things New Cross including its contemporary art gallery and Curzon cinema. The Rose Inn and The Telegraph at The Earl of Derby are nice locals, and Telegraph Hill’s Victorian parks are pretty and offer up great views and a monthly Farmers’ Market. There’s also a weekly Farmers’ Market by Peckham Library (held every Sunday 9am-1pm). Find a modern leisure centre here too.
There’s also off street parking for the building on the large front drive (one space for each of the four flats).
Walk just eight minutes to Queens Road Peckham Station, or 11 to Peckham Rye Station. Both are Fare Zone 2 and on the Overground network.
Your own green front door is set to the left of the building. You open into your L-shaped hall, turning left again to find the windowed bathroom on your left - this is a neat modern one with an over bath shower.
Adjacent is the tidy kitchen with timeless green and white base and wall units, which are teamed with solid wood counters. A pretty sash window sits above the sink area.
Next along the hall you’ll find the double bedroom of over 10 feet by nearly 9, and at the foot of the hall you open into the gorgeous herringbone-parquet-floored reception room (of 13 feet by nearly 10) which looks out onto the huge shared garden.
The large basement is an enticing conversion project of 315 square feet.
There’s loads going on round this way! The Blackbird Bakery by the station is great for coffee and loaves. Mama Dough on Queens Road Peckham is top for pizzas, and Beer Rebellion has a brilliant beer list, including locally-brewed ones.
Kudu is the latest addition to this ‘strip’, and has already received a Bib Gourmand (just eight months after opening!) and has added a cocktail bar to its offering as well. Peckham Cellars has also bagged itself a bg.
Peckham’s Rye Lane and Bellenden Road are close for independent bars, restaurants and events. We like The Bussey Building & Copeland Park plus Market Building, Peckham Levels, Peckham Plex, Artusi, The Begging Bowl, Petitou, Anderson’s and The Montpelier pub to name a few!
You’re also close to all things New Cross including its contemporary art gallery and Curzon cinema. The Rose Inn and The Telegraph at The Earl of Derby are nice locals, and Telegraph Hill’s Victorian parks are pretty and offer up great views and a monthly Farmers’ Market. There’s also a weekly Farmers’ Market by Peckham Library (held every Sunday 9am-1pm). Find a modern leisure centre here too.
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