2 bed Flat For Sale £550,000
Camberwell Grove, London

A share of freehold two bed, located on Camberwell's premier road with a beautiful, shared garden.

This well presented two-bedroom period conversion occupies the lower ground floor of a grand Georgian house in an enviable location. Enter via your own front door into the main living area and you are presented with a generous reception room with oak flooring and plenty of space to relax and entertain. Two sash windows overlook the front patio which the owner currently enjoys the use of. Conveniently adjacent you have a galley kitchen with a good selection of wall and base units and butchers block worktops, there is an additional larder cupboard at the far end. The bedrooms both enjoy garden views and are at the rear of the property, the master bedroom has built in storage and is just under 15m2. The second bedroom also has well-designed built-in storage and makes a lovely guest room, office or nursery. The bathroom has a white suite, white metro wall tiles and a large, recessed windowsill. There is a bath for a relaxing soak with a shower over for the morning dash. The shared garden is a large and well maintained with a verdant lawn and well stocked borders, it is hard to imagine you are in zone 2 London.

Camberwell Grove is leafy, architecturally beautiful, and well located for town. From the property you have a pleasant short walk to Denmark Hill station for Zone 2 trains (Victoria, Thameslink) and the Overground service to fashionable East London (Shoreditch, Dalston Junction, Highbury and Islington) and Clapham High Street and Junction. At the end of the road you will find a wealth of great eateries and bars, including a fantastic sourdough pizza restaurant - Theo's. The Crooked Well is just one street over for a good wine list and sophisticated food menu. The South London Gallery regularly displays acclaimed artists and Camberwell's art and music links attract many of London's media professionals. In addition to this you are spoilt for parks in the area, from the huge Burgess Park to the smaller Victorian gardens, secretly dotted near every street.