House For Sale £1,395,000
Comfortable and sizeable six bed family home of 1774 square feet, over three floors incorporating the loft. A paved garden completes the package. Chain free.
Find it on a notably-quiet leafy residential street with permit-parking, equidistant from East Dulwich's high street; Lordship Lane, and Dulwich Village (where you'll find amazing Dulwich Park).
You're close to The Charter School East Dulwich, plus independent secondaries Alleyn’s and jags, and to the local independent and state primary schools in Dulwich Village and East Dulwich, including DV Infants' School and Dulwich Hamlet Junior School (Ofsted-rated 'Outstanding').
You are but an eight minute walk from East Dulwich Station (Fare Zone 2, just 12 minutes to London Bridge). The Tessa Jowell Medical Centre and King's College Hospital are close too.
In your front door and you open into the high-ceilinged hall. The wooden-floored double-reception rests to your left. It's over 26 feet, with ceiling roses and an Art Deco feature fireplace to the front reception room). At the foot of the entire room you’ve got a back door to the side-return section of the garden.
Following the hall through you’ve got a door to the basement to your right, and the double-aspect kitchen/breakfast room is set ahead. This is over 17 feet by over 11 feet, with plenty of wall and base units and counter space. A part-glazed back door puts you in the garden which is paved with raised-borders which are ready for green fingers.
Up to the first floor and you’ll first find an oversized carpeted double bedroom of over 17 feet by over 11 feet. There’s obvious potential to put in a bathroom here and you’d still have a double bedroom.
From the main landing is a bedroom of 12 feet by 11 to your right, and the master across the front - of over 16 feet by over 13 feet. Period fireplaces feature in both rooms.
Up again and another double sits to the rear of the house. The property’s bathroom is next door (lovely curved wall here) with white suite and over-bath shower. Next door to this is an additional w.c.
Up the stairs again for the loft conversion which gives you two more double bedrooms.
A little row of shops including a dry cleaner are close on East Dulwich Grove. Nearby Lordship Lane has so many independent places to recommend including Chener (books), Mons (cheese), Moxon’s (fish), William Rose (meat), smbs (whole and fresh foods), Terroirs, The edt and Franklin’s restaurant.
Dulwich Village is a short and pleasant walk for Dulwich Picture Gallery, designed by the Regency architect Sir John Soane and the oldest public art gallery in England (opened to the public in 1817), plus The Crown & Greyhound pub, Gail’s, Pizza Express and Rocco Di Papa.
North Cross Road has a classy foodie Saturday market and lovely little open-all-week boutique shops. East Dulwich Picturehouse is great (those bookable sofa seats are a winner!) to The Lane, as is M&S Food Hall. A large Sainsbury’s store is also local to you, on Dog Kennel Hill.
Cool Peckham is close (walk through Goose Green) for restaurants such as Ganapati, Artusi and The Begging Bowl on Bellenden Road. Rye Lane is also strong for high street shopping, fruit and veg stalls, and summer rooftop bars. Trendy spots include Peckham Levels, Forza Wine and The Bussey Building.
For more options, Herne Hill and Camberwell are easily reached.
Green spaces to enjoy locally include Dulwich Park, Goose Green, Peckham Rye Park & Common, and Camberwell's Ruskin Park.
Find it on a notably-quiet leafy residential street with permit-parking, equidistant from East Dulwich's high street; Lordship Lane, and Dulwich Village (where you'll find amazing Dulwich Park).
You're close to The Charter School East Dulwich, plus independent secondaries Alleyn’s and jags, and to the local independent and state primary schools in Dulwich Village and East Dulwich, including DV Infants' School and Dulwich Hamlet Junior School (Ofsted-rated 'Outstanding').
You are but an eight minute walk from East Dulwich Station (Fare Zone 2, just 12 minutes to London Bridge). The Tessa Jowell Medical Centre and King's College Hospital are close too.
In your front door and you open into the high-ceilinged hall. The wooden-floored double-reception rests to your left. It's over 26 feet, with ceiling roses and an Art Deco feature fireplace to the front reception room). At the foot of the entire room you’ve got a back door to the side-return section of the garden.
Following the hall through you’ve got a door to the basement to your right, and the double-aspect kitchen/breakfast room is set ahead. This is over 17 feet by over 11 feet, with plenty of wall and base units and counter space. A part-glazed back door puts you in the garden which is paved with raised-borders which are ready for green fingers.
Up to the first floor and you’ll first find an oversized carpeted double bedroom of over 17 feet by over 11 feet. There’s obvious potential to put in a bathroom here and you’d still have a double bedroom.
From the main landing is a bedroom of 12 feet by 11 to your right, and the master across the front - of over 16 feet by over 13 feet. Period fireplaces feature in both rooms.
Up again and another double sits to the rear of the house. The property’s bathroom is next door (lovely curved wall here) with white suite and over-bath shower. Next door to this is an additional w.c.
Up the stairs again for the loft conversion which gives you two more double bedrooms.
A little row of shops including a dry cleaner are close on East Dulwich Grove. Nearby Lordship Lane has so many independent places to recommend including Chener (books), Mons (cheese), Moxon’s (fish), William Rose (meat), smbs (whole and fresh foods), Terroirs, The edt and Franklin’s restaurant.
Dulwich Village is a short and pleasant walk for Dulwich Picture Gallery, designed by the Regency architect Sir John Soane and the oldest public art gallery in England (opened to the public in 1817), plus The Crown & Greyhound pub, Gail’s, Pizza Express and Rocco Di Papa.
North Cross Road has a classy foodie Saturday market and lovely little open-all-week boutique shops. East Dulwich Picturehouse is great (those bookable sofa seats are a winner!) to The Lane, as is M&S Food Hall. A large Sainsbury’s store is also local to you, on Dog Kennel Hill.
Cool Peckham is close (walk through Goose Green) for restaurants such as Ganapati, Artusi and The Begging Bowl on Bellenden Road. Rye Lane is also strong for high street shopping, fruit and veg stalls, and summer rooftop bars. Trendy spots include Peckham Levels, Forza Wine and The Bussey Building.
For more options, Herne Hill and Camberwell are easily reached.
Green spaces to enjoy locally include Dulwich Park, Goose Green, Peckham Rye Park & Common, and Camberwell's Ruskin Park.
