Spanning 1,152 sq ft, the home is entered via its own private front door into a welcoming raised ground floor hallway, you’re greeted by high ceilings that span throughout. To the right, the spacious double reception room benefits from dual-aspect, double-glazed windows that fill the space with natural light. A feature fireplace anchors the front room, framed by built-in shelving, decorative cornices, and coving, adding period charm.

To the rear, past a convenient understairs cupboard, the galley-style kitchen has been stylishly renovated with a contemporary palette, featuring dark cabinetry, rich green metro tiles, and on-trend dark blush walls. The kitchen is fitted with modern appliances throughout, making it as functional as it is beautiful.

A framed glass door opens directly onto the large, sunny west-facing garden, thoughtfully designed with a decked seating area, tiled section, and lawn, perfect for relaxing, entertaining, or family life.

Upstairs, the hallway is painted in a striking forest green, leading to a luxurious bathroom suite at the rear. With both a separate bath and shower, this space offers a touch of indulgence rarely found in period conversions.

All three double bedrooms are generously proportioned, featuring hardwood flooring and stylish décor in contemporary tones that bring warmth and character to each room.

Additional benefits include loft storage, offering ample space for seasonal items or future expansion potential.

The property is ideally situated near Queens Road, Peckham Rye, and Nunhead, an area rapidly evolving into a local hotspot for both residents and visitors alike (who would’ve thought Peckham would become a tourist destination!). The neighbourhood is brimming with trendy new restaurants and is well-served by essential shops, including a Sainsbury’s and Tesco.

Continue up Queens Road and stop at Beer Rebellion, then head a few doors down to Peckham Cellars, another Michelin Bib Gourmand winner. While these spots are just steps away, the options nearby are endless. Nunhead, Peckham, and Rye Lane are all within walking distance, home to vibrant venues like Peckham Plex, Peckham Pulse, and Peckham Levels, a creative hub spread across six floors.

Peckham’s appeal has long been its abundant green spaces, offering a sense of escape despite its central location. Nearby, Peckham Rye Park is one of London’s most charming green spaces, with formal gardens, a café, a pond, and open fields. For more greenery, head to historic Telegraph Hill, where you’ll find two parks, tennis courts, and panoramic views of London. The Hill Station café and arts hub on Kitto Road is a local favourite.

Your nearest station, Queens Road Peckham, is located in Zone 2 and features a Blackbird Bakery under the railway arch. The station offers convenient connections via the London Overground, with just two quick stops to London Bridge and The Shard, among many other destinations.

Share of freehold
Service charge - £0
Council tax band - C