A Characterful Three-Bedroom Interwar Home with Exceptional Potential.

This charming three-bedroom Interwar house offers a wealth of original features, bags of character, and excellent scope for modernisation. With a generous rear garden, off-street parking, and a garage, it’s the perfect opportunity to create a spacious and stylish family home in a sought-after location.

Currently arranged with two large double bedrooms and a smaller double, the property also presents significant potential for expansion into the loft (STPP), as seen in neighbouring homes.

You enter the house via a paved front garden with space for two cars, leading to an enclosed porch and a striking front door with original stained-glass inserts. Inside, the broad entrance hall sets the tone with its period charm, featuring a beautiful corner fireplace and more stained-glass detailing along the hallway. To the left, a bright and generous reception room enjoys a double-glazed bay window, creating a warm and welcoming living space. Beyond, elegant stained-glass double doors open into a spacious dining room, complete with another period fireplace and sliding doors that lead out to the impressive 85ft rear garden. The kitchen is separate and well-proportioned, offering a range of low- and high-level units, space for freestanding appliances, and access to a ground floor WC. Upstairs, a wooden staircase with original banisters leads to three well-lit bedrooms and a bathroom with separate WC. With a little reconfiguration, the bathroom could be converted into a generous family bathroom and en-suite for the main bedroom by incorporating part of the landing.

Original fireplaces, stained glass, and period detailing run throughout, making this home a rare find for those seeking character and potential in equal measure. Externally, the rear garden stretches nearly 80 feet and includes a side-access garage and storage area. The paved front drive offers valuable off-street parking for one or two vehicles.

Therapia Road is well-positioned for access to green spaces such as Brenchley Gardens and Peckham Rye Park, with a golf course at the end of the road. You’re also within easy reach of the vibrant shops, cafés, and restaurants on Lordship Lane.

INFORMATION AND SERVICES

Tenure: Freehold

EPC: E

Council Tax Band: E

LOCAL AUTHORITIES: London Borough of Southwark

Services: Mains water and gas, electricity.

Fixtures & Fittings: Curtains, fixtures and fittings not mentioned in these particulars are not included. Various items may be available by separate negotiation.

Viewing: By appointment via Truepenny’s.