You will feel right at home in this this beautiful two bedroom period conversion that spans throughout the entire ground floor of the building and benefits from a private rear garden, bathed in sunlight, which provides a peaceful retreat just for you.

The interior of the property seamlessly blends modern updates with beautiful period features. Immaculately maintained cornices and coving adorn the ceilings, while two feature fireplaces add a touch of elegance. Throughout the home, you'll find original hardwood floors, adding a warm and timeless charm. The flexible layout allows you to customize the space to suit your needs.

At the front of the property, there's a room with a wonderful bay window. Currently used as an extra reception room, it can easily serve as the main or secondary bedroom, adapting to your preferences. The kitchen and living area occupy the central part of the home, with convenient access to the garden through the side return. The garden itself is a sunny oasis, complete with neatly lined flower beds. You can also access the garden through French doors from the rear bedroom. The rear bedroom boasts ample built-in storage space, while the adjacent bathroom is modern, featuring a full-sized bath and a window for natural light-a crucial detail.

To cater to your storage needs, the property includes access to a large cellar, providing ample space to keep your belongings organized and tidy.

Location-wise, you couldn't ask for a better spot. Situated on one of the most desirable roads in the area, the property offers easy access to the finest attractions of south east London. Just a stone's throw away is Bellenden Road, a vibrant street renowned for its popular establishments such as The Begging Bowl, The Victoria Inn, and The Montpelier-local favorites for dining and socializing. Bellenden Road is also a haven for independent shopping, boasting stores like Review book store, Flock & Herd, and General Store. Additionally, a short walk will take you to the bustling Rye Lane, where you'll find an array of shops, bars, and restaurants, including Four Quarters, Voodoo Rays, and John The Unicorn. For culture enthusiasts, the Bussey Building and Peckham Levels offer cutting-edge experiences.

In the opposite direction you also have easy access to all the shops, restaurants, bars and cafés of Camberwell, a true foodie's paradise, you'll be stuck for choice for eating out. To help you out our recommendations include Theo's if you have a passion for pizza or if you're looking for a broader menu the independent Camberwell Arms serves a seasonal menu with a focus on classic British cuisine. Award winning Gastro pub The Crooked Well is another fantastic local also serving up a seasonal menu and an array of drinks. Not feeling the pub tonight? Good Neighbour, a classy wine bar is perfect for a more relaxed evening catch up.

South east London has gained recognition for its green spaces, and in this area alone, you have two notable parks. Peckham Rye Park and Common, expansive and vibrant, hosts festivals during the summer months. Burgess Park, Southwark's largest park spanning 56 hectares, offers various facilities such as a BMX track and tennis courts, catering to your recreational needs.

Conveniently, both Peckham Rye and Denmark Hill stations are within a short walking distance, providing excellent transportation links. You can easily reach London Bridge, Blackfriars, Canary Wharf, and many other destinations, making commuting a breeze.

Leasehold - 107 years
Service charge - £630pa
Ground rent - £10pa
Council tax - Band B

EPC for Bushey Hill Road, Peckham, London, SE5