House For Sale £1,100,000
Chain free, recently renovated and extended three double bedroom mid-terrace Victorian house in a particularly quiet residential spot near greenery, allotments, and good schools.
Excitingly, pp for a large loft extension has been granted (for two further bedrooms and a bathroom). A lawned garden of over 30 feet completes the package.
Find the move-in-ready property just a five minute stroll from Queens Road Peckham Station (two stops to London Bridge), 10 from Nunhead Station, and 14 from Peckham Rye Station. Nunhead’s central high street area is but a 10 minute walk.
Parking is unrestricted on the street. A walled front garden sets the house back from the the pavement. In the front door and you’ve got two independent formal reception rooms set to your right. The front room is over 13 feet by over 11 feet, with a big south-facing bay window. Adjacent, the second reception is over 10 feet by over 9 feet. Smart feature fireplaces feature in both receptions, and solid oak herringbone flooring impresses throughout the downstairs spaces.
The amazing rear room is accessed from the second reception (huge opening onto the former side-return space) or at the foot of the hall - here you’ll first find a handy downstairs w.c. And utility cupboard.
The kitchen/dining room stretches over 22 feet by over 13 feet, fully exploiting the plot, with ever-popular roof lights and folding doors onto the paved area of the garden. The kitchen’s a classy affair, in navy, in a timeless Shaker-style, with contrasting quartz counters. Other box tickets include the Butler sink and brick-style tiling. And the central island offers up a breakfast bar/bar area too. Cupboard and counter space is pleasingly generous.
Up to the half-landing and you’ll find a double bedroom (this one’s over 11 feet by over 8 feet) with a double-glazed sash window, slimline radiator, and pale carpet.
Next door is the property’s bathroom, with under floor heating, high-end fixtures and fittings, over bath shower, and a double-glazed window.
From the main landing you’ve got your loft access and the two other bedrooms - the one on your left is over 11 feet by over 9 feet. The master bedroom up ahead is over 14 feet by over 10 feet. Both have pale carpets again, plus double-glazed sashes. The sash windows throughout the house are all 'tilt and turn'.
The qrp area - a few minutes from the house - is attracting more attention than ever before, with a growing number of eateries, drinkeries and shopping opportunities; including Kudu restaurants and cocktail bar, Well & Fed, Peckham Cellars (the wine shop here is a bit spesh), Beer Rebellion, Vintique (vintage furniture), Blackbird Bakery and Mamma Dough pizzeria.
Walk 10-15 minutes west for Rye Lane and Bellenden Road and further options which include The Bussey Building, Peckham Levels, Forza Wine, Levan and Artusi among other delights, and handy high street shops, pop-ups and markets. Don’t be surprised in this locale if you bump into cameras filming for ‘Peckham’s Finest’ (ITV2).
Nunhead has your closest high street area - here we love Ayres bakery, El Vermut and Soper’s wet fish shop, and the pretty Victorian library on Gordon Road. Kudu Grill has just opened on Nunhead Lane and 28 Well Hung over the road is a strong steak restaurant. Four Hundred Rabbits is a reliable pizza and craft beer place.
Heading east, you’ll hit New Cross for nice pubs plus Curzon cinema and contemporary art gallery - both on the Goldsmiths campus.
Little ones? Local primaries include Edmund Waller, Ivydale, John Stainer and Hollydale.
Green space? Telegraph Hill’s parks are close (check out the Farmers’ Market on Saturdays at the lower park), plus Peckham Rye Park & Common’s 113 acres. Nunhead Green is much smaller but most local, and Nunhead Cemetery is not to be missed - one of ‘The Magnificent Seven’.
Excitingly, pp for a large loft extension has been granted (for two further bedrooms and a bathroom). A lawned garden of over 30 feet completes the package.
Find the move-in-ready property just a five minute stroll from Queens Road Peckham Station (two stops to London Bridge), 10 from Nunhead Station, and 14 from Peckham Rye Station. Nunhead’s central high street area is but a 10 minute walk.
Parking is unrestricted on the street. A walled front garden sets the house back from the the pavement. In the front door and you’ve got two independent formal reception rooms set to your right. The front room is over 13 feet by over 11 feet, with a big south-facing bay window. Adjacent, the second reception is over 10 feet by over 9 feet. Smart feature fireplaces feature in both receptions, and solid oak herringbone flooring impresses throughout the downstairs spaces.
The amazing rear room is accessed from the second reception (huge opening onto the former side-return space) or at the foot of the hall - here you’ll first find a handy downstairs w.c. And utility cupboard.
The kitchen/dining room stretches over 22 feet by over 13 feet, fully exploiting the plot, with ever-popular roof lights and folding doors onto the paved area of the garden. The kitchen’s a classy affair, in navy, in a timeless Shaker-style, with contrasting quartz counters. Other box tickets include the Butler sink and brick-style tiling. And the central island offers up a breakfast bar/bar area too. Cupboard and counter space is pleasingly generous.
Up to the half-landing and you’ll find a double bedroom (this one’s over 11 feet by over 8 feet) with a double-glazed sash window, slimline radiator, and pale carpet.
Next door is the property’s bathroom, with under floor heating, high-end fixtures and fittings, over bath shower, and a double-glazed window.
From the main landing you’ve got your loft access and the two other bedrooms - the one on your left is over 11 feet by over 9 feet. The master bedroom up ahead is over 14 feet by over 10 feet. Both have pale carpets again, plus double-glazed sashes. The sash windows throughout the house are all 'tilt and turn'.
The qrp area - a few minutes from the house - is attracting more attention than ever before, with a growing number of eateries, drinkeries and shopping opportunities; including Kudu restaurants and cocktail bar, Well & Fed, Peckham Cellars (the wine shop here is a bit spesh), Beer Rebellion, Vintique (vintage furniture), Blackbird Bakery and Mamma Dough pizzeria.
Walk 10-15 minutes west for Rye Lane and Bellenden Road and further options which include The Bussey Building, Peckham Levels, Forza Wine, Levan and Artusi among other delights, and handy high street shops, pop-ups and markets. Don’t be surprised in this locale if you bump into cameras filming for ‘Peckham’s Finest’ (ITV2).
Nunhead has your closest high street area - here we love Ayres bakery, El Vermut and Soper’s wet fish shop, and the pretty Victorian library on Gordon Road. Kudu Grill has just opened on Nunhead Lane and 28 Well Hung over the road is a strong steak restaurant. Four Hundred Rabbits is a reliable pizza and craft beer place.
Heading east, you’ll hit New Cross for nice pubs plus Curzon cinema and contemporary art gallery - both on the Goldsmiths campus.
Little ones? Local primaries include Edmund Waller, Ivydale, John Stainer and Hollydale.
Green space? Telegraph Hill’s parks are close (check out the Farmers’ Market on Saturdays at the lower park), plus Peckham Rye Park & Common’s 113 acres. Nunhead Green is much smaller but most local, and Nunhead Cemetery is not to be missed - one of ‘The Magnificent Seven’.
