Set behind a neat front garden, the property welcomes you into a bright entrance hall that flows seamlessly into an impressive open-plan double reception room. Here, high ceilings, stripped wooden floorboards, sash windows, and two striking feature fireplaces create a warm and characterful living space, perfect for both relaxing and entertaining.

To the rear, the stylish galley kitchen is finished in a clean, neutral palette, complemented by metro-style white tiled splashbacks and sleek, glossy white cabinetry. Beyond, a practical utility room adds convenience with additional sink space and laundry facilities. Additional storage is available in a generous cupboard under the stairs. A side door opens onto the expansive rear garden, bathed in sunlight and framed by mature greenery. This outdoor space is a true highlight, generous in length and extending to the side of the property, where a large additional patio area provides exceptional versatility. Whether used for alfresco dining, off-street parking, or future development (subject to permissions), the possibilities here are significant.

Upstairs, the home continues to impress. The principal bedroom spans the front of the house, benefitting from dual-aspect windows and ample space for bespoke storage to be built. A well-proportioned second double bedroom sits centrally, while the third bedroom to the rear offers a cosy and flexible space, ideal as a study, nursery, or guest room. There is a large linen cupboard on the landing, useful for storage. The family bathroom is finished in neutral tones, featuring a full-sized bath with overhead shower and natural light from a window.

Ready to move into, this charming home presents an exciting opportunity to modernise or extend into the spacious loft (STP), making it perfectly suited for buyers looking to add their own stamp, while enjoying the character of a classic Victorian property.

Conveniently located, a short stroll from Nunhead station with direct links to Victoria and Blackfriars (under 5 minutes) and Queens Road Peckham station (under 10 minutes), with London Overground options, plus numerous convenient bus links.

This prime location is perfect for exploring the vibrant neighbourhoods of Nunhead, Peckham, and East Dulwich. Within close proximity, you'll discover a delightful array of locally-owned establishments, including the renowned Ivy House pub, London's first community-owned pub, and Skehans, both of which have earned spots in Time Out's list of the top 10 pubs in London. Nunhead Village, a leisurely walk away, boasts an enticing selection of independently operated shops, restaurants, pubs, cafes, and charming local gems such as Ayres bakery, Soper's fishmongers, The Old Nun's Head gastro pub, and Goodcup.

Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity of Peckham Rye Park, just a 5-minute walk from the property. With its picturesque formal gardens, inviting café, serene pond, and open spaces, the park caters to a variety of interests. Nunhead Cemetery, practically on your doorstep, is one of London's Magnificent Seven cemeteries and offers a beautiful and tranquil stroll with panoramic views of St Paul's Cathedral from the viewpoint. If these green spaces aren't enough, a short walk will take you to historic Telegraph Hill, featuring two parks, tennis courts, and breathtaking vistas of London. Here, you'll also find the popular community-run café and arts hub, Hill Station, on Kitto Road.

For younger children, Rye Oak and Hollydale schools are nearby that have both been rated Good.

Secondary choices stand out: the Outstanding-rated Harris Boys’ and Harris Girls’ Academies are locally accessible; St Thomas the Apostle College, a Roman Catholic boys’ school with a co-ed Sixth Form, also holds Outstanding status. For those seeking a creative academy option, Haberdashers’ Hatcham College, with its music specialism, is under a mile away.


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