House For Sale £975,000
Architect-owned and treated three double bed extended Victorian terrace close to Peckham Rye Park and Common’s 113 acres, and with a delightful south-west facing garden which backs onto pastures very green (Honor Oak Pumping Station neighbouring Aquarius Golf Course). What an outlook!
Inclusive of a skylit loft space - with laddered access - the house measures in at 1256 square feet. Welcome, thoughtfully-considered features include old school style radiators and a stylish decorative scheme. All fixtures and fittings throughout are high-end. Not a finger to lift here.
Your local stations are Nunhead, Peckham Rye and Brockley; all are circa a mile from the house and Fare Zone 2.
In the front door and your double-reception is on your right with a ‘pocket door’. The through-room extends over 22 feet and bespoke shutters grace the large arched front window. Solid wood floors flow through from the hall, and you have both a wood-burning stove in the front reception, and a pretty feature fireplace in the second.
Following the hall through, find a neat under stairs w.c. To your left, then you land in the generous kitchen/dining room of over 15 feet by over 13. In here we love the hexagonal-tiled floor (and under floor heating), the utility and pantry cupboards, the pendant lighting, the sleek wall and base units plus open shelving, and the ingenious central counter on castors - just roll it out the way for a party!
A neat courtyard is accessed from the kitchen via a timber framed double-glazed door, and there’s a further tall window ensuring the second reception stays bright.
Timber-framed double-glazed doors spanning the back wall slide open to the paved area of the garden; beyond which is a healthy lawn and beds. The garden enjoys great sun due to its favoured south-westerly orientation.
Up to the half-landing you’ll first find an immaculate and sash-windowed bathroom with bath and oversized over bath shower, skylight window, and twin sinks. A double bedroom, of over 8 feet by over 8 feet, is set at the rear of the house - with stripped floors and green views.
From the landing proper, on your left is a larger double of over 11 feet by over 8 feet, then the master bedroom takes the width of the terrace to the front - it’s over 13 feet by over 11. This room has stripped floors again, and a pretty feature fireplace and two windows.
A wooden ladder delivers you to the skylit loft space which is a flexible space through reclaimed striped pine doors.
Green space? Peckham Rye Park & Common’s 113 acres is your most local green space (a couple of minutes from the door) - comprising a Victorian Park and historic common; a pleasant refuge for both the local community and wildlife. It’s home to ornamental gardens, streams, woodland and a lake, playgrounds and a cafe, plus outdoor gym.
The park has been awarded Green Flag status and has a long, rich and engaging history; it was recorded as being cultivated before the Norman Conquest in the 11th Century.
At the tip of the common you have a host of cool eateries and cafes including Mr Bao, Bahn Bahn and Pedler. Bellenden Road and Rye Lane are also close for yummy restaurants, cool bars (including rooftop ones!) and pubs, Peckham Levels and The Bussey Building.
You’re a short stroll from Nunhead and East Dulwich’s town centres too. In Nunhead we particularly like El Vermut, Ayres bakery and Soper’s wet fish shop. Brockley’s also close for more options, and for pubs - The Ivy House, The Herne and The Rye Hotel are all lovely locals.
Local schools are good; your most local primary is Ivydale.
Inclusive of a skylit loft space - with laddered access - the house measures in at 1256 square feet. Welcome, thoughtfully-considered features include old school style radiators and a stylish decorative scheme. All fixtures and fittings throughout are high-end. Not a finger to lift here.
Your local stations are Nunhead, Peckham Rye and Brockley; all are circa a mile from the house and Fare Zone 2.
In the front door and your double-reception is on your right with a ‘pocket door’. The through-room extends over 22 feet and bespoke shutters grace the large arched front window. Solid wood floors flow through from the hall, and you have both a wood-burning stove in the front reception, and a pretty feature fireplace in the second.
Following the hall through, find a neat under stairs w.c. To your left, then you land in the generous kitchen/dining room of over 15 feet by over 13. In here we love the hexagonal-tiled floor (and under floor heating), the utility and pantry cupboards, the pendant lighting, the sleek wall and base units plus open shelving, and the ingenious central counter on castors - just roll it out the way for a party!
A neat courtyard is accessed from the kitchen via a timber framed double-glazed door, and there’s a further tall window ensuring the second reception stays bright.
Timber-framed double-glazed doors spanning the back wall slide open to the paved area of the garden; beyond which is a healthy lawn and beds. The garden enjoys great sun due to its favoured south-westerly orientation.
Up to the half-landing you’ll first find an immaculate and sash-windowed bathroom with bath and oversized over bath shower, skylight window, and twin sinks. A double bedroom, of over 8 feet by over 8 feet, is set at the rear of the house - with stripped floors and green views.
From the landing proper, on your left is a larger double of over 11 feet by over 8 feet, then the master bedroom takes the width of the terrace to the front - it’s over 13 feet by over 11. This room has stripped floors again, and a pretty feature fireplace and two windows.
A wooden ladder delivers you to the skylit loft space which is a flexible space through reclaimed striped pine doors.
Green space? Peckham Rye Park & Common’s 113 acres is your most local green space (a couple of minutes from the door) - comprising a Victorian Park and historic common; a pleasant refuge for both the local community and wildlife. It’s home to ornamental gardens, streams, woodland and a lake, playgrounds and a cafe, plus outdoor gym.
The park has been awarded Green Flag status and has a long, rich and engaging history; it was recorded as being cultivated before the Norman Conquest in the 11th Century.
At the tip of the common you have a host of cool eateries and cafes including Mr Bao, Bahn Bahn and Pedler. Bellenden Road and Rye Lane are also close for yummy restaurants, cool bars (including rooftop ones!) and pubs, Peckham Levels and The Bussey Building.
You’re a short stroll from Nunhead and East Dulwich’s town centres too. In Nunhead we particularly like El Vermut, Ayres bakery and Soper’s wet fish shop. Brockley’s also close for more options, and for pubs - The Ivy House, The Herne and The Rye Hotel are all lovely locals.
Local schools are good; your most local primary is Ivydale.
