- Sold with the freehold to the building +
- Three double bedrooms +
- Meticulously renovated throughout +
- 1067 Sqft +
- Victorian terrace +
- Period features +
Occupying the top two floors of a stunning Victorian terrace and spanning an impressive 1,067 square feet, this three-bedroom home presents a rare chance to own the building’s freehold.
The entire property has been meticulously renovated to a high standard. At the rear, the kitchen stands out with its high vaulted ceiling, skylight windows allowing an abundance of light, dark blue cabinetry, accented by copper handles and a shimmering splashback. The breakfast bar adds functionality, transforming the space into a true eat-in kitchen.
Further along the hallway, the newly refurbished bathroom impresses with its stylish green and grey tiling, featuring a full-sized bath with an overhead waterfall shower. The first of the double bedrooms, currently set up as a luxurious home office, offers a charming feature fireplace and ample room for a double bed, wardrobes, and additional furnishings.
The adjacent living room boasts exposed floorboards, another elegant fireplace, and a large bay window that floods the space with light. The room’s generous width is accentuated by an additional side window. The space provides ample space for a large dining table, chairs, and multiple sofas.
On the top floor, two more spacious double bedrooms await, one equipped with built-in storage, and both featuring newly installed double-glazed sash-style windows, blending classic charm with modern comfort.
Set within a vibrant community, the local area offers all the essentials within easy reach, with the added benefit of proximity to central London.
Camberwell is brimming with activities and dining options. Every Saturday, you can explore the Camberwell Farmers Market, featuring fresh local produce and artisanal crafts. Art and culture enthusiasts will appreciate the South London Gallery, which hosts exhibitions, tours, workshops, and performances.
A beloved spot for coffee and treats is Grove Lane Deli, while Gladwell’s Grocery & Deli, hidden in a 19th-century Grade II listed bank, offers wine tastings in its vault.
Food lovers will be spoiled for choice. Theo’s is a must-visit for pizza or grab your morning pastry or loaf of bread from the renowned Toad Bakery, while independent gastropubs like Camberwell Arms and the award-winning Crooked Well serve seasonal menus. On Camberwell Church Road, you’ll find international cuisine from Noko’s Asian street food to the Kurdish delights of Nadine. For a refined pub experience, Little Cellars serves wine and tapas.
Nearby Peckham’s Bellenden Road is home to local favourites like Flock & Herd butchery, Artusi restaurant, The General Store, and the newly opened FIKA. Rye Lane features the Bussey Building, Frank’s Bar during the summer, and Peckham Plex cinema.
For fitness and leisure, Camberwell, East Dulwich, and Peckham offer modern gyms with swimming pools and fitness classes. The Butterfly Tennis Club and Zen Yoga Studio on Camberwell Grove provide more specialized options.
Local parks include Brunswick Park and Ruskin Park, the latter featuring a beautiful wildlife area. Spanning 56 acres, Burgess Park offers tennis courts, a sports centre, a children's play area, and a lake filled with ducks and swans. It’s even been a filming location for productions like Netflix’s Supacell.
Conveniently, Peckham Rye and Denmark Hill stations are within easy walking distance. Both serve the Overground Windrush line, providing excellent transportation links to London Bridge, Blackfriars, Canary Wharf, Victoria, St Pancras and beyond, ensuring effortless commuting for residents.
The home will be sold with the building’s freehold.
Service charge – £0
Ground rent – Peppercorn
Lease – 119 years (Sold with the lease to the flat and the freehold to the building)
Council tax - C
