2 bed Flat For Sale £500,000
Chain-free two double bed first floor Victorian conversion flat, within a large semi-detached house of four flats. Share of Freehold.
Find it in an envied position within New Cross's Telegraph Hill Conservation Area; this leafy, hillside residential area - once the home of Victorian poet Robert Browning - was developed in the late 19th century, replacing market gardens (owned by the Worshipful Company of Haberdashers, who controlled the development) with high-standard housing, on wide, tree-lined streets.
You’re close to both New Cross Gate (walk seven minutes) and Queen’s Road Peckham (10) stations. Parking is unrestricted on-street.
You open your own front door into a generous hall. The two sash-windowed double bedrooms are set to your left - the front of the building. These are over 13 feet by nearly 10 feet, and over 13 feet by over 10 feet.
The internal bathroom (white suite here and over-bath shower) is straight ahead from the front door. To your right, you’ve got your large and bright west-facing reception room of 14 feet by 13 feet. Stripped floors continue through here, and two sash windows deliver verdant vistas of neighbours’ mature gardens. Take a few stairs down to the cute double-aspect fitted kitchen.
Telegraph Hill's secret has been quietly seeping out since the London Overground line (at nearby New Cross Gate and Queen’s Road Peckham stations) further opened up the transport links beyond the already-good links and ease of access to central London. Enjoy the connectivity of Fare Zone 2, with leafy views, great parks (Telegraph Hill's Upper and Lower Parks, which have been open to the public since 1895, are just up the road), community spirit and a weekly Saturday market too, from 10am.
The Hill Station community cafe is very popular with the locals and visitors to the area, and plays host to a variety of visiting pop-up restaurants.
A large Sainsbury's store sits behind nxg station for groceries, and there are cool independent shops, cafes and restaurants sprouting up on both New Cross Road and Queen’s Road, alongside the gastro-pubs. We particularly like Kudu and its cocktail bar by qrp Station, Beer Rebellion, Well & Fed and Blackbird Bakery. The Rose Inn and The Telegraph at The Earl of Derby are top local pubs.
Local schools are highly-regarded and include (Ofsted-rated ‘Outstanding’) Haberdashers' (covering 3-18) and Edmund Waller (3-11).
Find it in an envied position within New Cross's Telegraph Hill Conservation Area; this leafy, hillside residential area - once the home of Victorian poet Robert Browning - was developed in the late 19th century, replacing market gardens (owned by the Worshipful Company of Haberdashers, who controlled the development) with high-standard housing, on wide, tree-lined streets.
You’re close to both New Cross Gate (walk seven minutes) and Queen’s Road Peckham (10) stations. Parking is unrestricted on-street.
You open your own front door into a generous hall. The two sash-windowed double bedrooms are set to your left - the front of the building. These are over 13 feet by nearly 10 feet, and over 13 feet by over 10 feet.
The internal bathroom (white suite here and over-bath shower) is straight ahead from the front door. To your right, you’ve got your large and bright west-facing reception room of 14 feet by 13 feet. Stripped floors continue through here, and two sash windows deliver verdant vistas of neighbours’ mature gardens. Take a few stairs down to the cute double-aspect fitted kitchen.
Telegraph Hill's secret has been quietly seeping out since the London Overground line (at nearby New Cross Gate and Queen’s Road Peckham stations) further opened up the transport links beyond the already-good links and ease of access to central London. Enjoy the connectivity of Fare Zone 2, with leafy views, great parks (Telegraph Hill's Upper and Lower Parks, which have been open to the public since 1895, are just up the road), community spirit and a weekly Saturday market too, from 10am.
The Hill Station community cafe is very popular with the locals and visitors to the area, and plays host to a variety of visiting pop-up restaurants.
A large Sainsbury's store sits behind nxg station for groceries, and there are cool independent shops, cafes and restaurants sprouting up on both New Cross Road and Queen’s Road, alongside the gastro-pubs. We particularly like Kudu and its cocktail bar by qrp Station, Beer Rebellion, Well & Fed and Blackbird Bakery. The Rose Inn and The Telegraph at The Earl of Derby are top local pubs.
Local schools are highly-regarded and include (Ofsted-rated ‘Outstanding’) Haberdashers' (covering 3-18) and Edmund Waller (3-11).
