A former brick-built bank building of Victorian-era hosts this two double bedroom apartment set over first and second floor levels, with a Freehold-share, its own front door, and two private and sunny terraces (one on each level, facing east and west). You have the boutique development's only parking space as well.
Your new place has a great layout and is packed with cool features - including glass floor detail and a spiral staircase.
The location impresses massively as well. You are directly opposite Peckham Rye Park and Common's 113 acres. Bask in parkside leafy vistas from your living room and your front terrace. Heaven!
For train travel, Peckham Rye Station is a 10 minute walk, and it is 14 to East Dulwich Station. Both are Fare Zone 2.
Your own entrance is to the left hand side of the building, up smart metal stairs. In the hall and to your right is a neat guest/downstairs w.c. It is all pleasingly open-plan from here: you have a large and light double-aspect room incorporating living, dining and kitchen spaces, stretching over 24 feet.
The fitted kitchen is a timeless Shaker one with oak counters (white and oak is a welcome theme throughout) and a stainless steel double sink and integrated appliances (these are included in the sale). French doors open outwards from the seating area to your front terrace - a generous one of over 8 feet each way. A fab spot for after-dinner-party drinks with your favourites.
Your second floor delivers two roomy double bedrooms. The principal is over 15 feet by over 12 feet, with twin windows and a bank of fitted closets. The second is 12 feet by 10 feet, with a door out to your second terrace. This one is west so gets great afternoon sun.
The floor (and tour!) is completed by a full modern skylit bathroom with contemporary white suite including an independent shower.
What a winning-at-life spot. Your local high street areas are found on Rye Lane, Lordship Lane, East Dulwich Road, Forest Hill Road and Nunhead Lane.
This is a superb location for accessing central Peckham, East Dulwich and Nunhead. You have also got some top pubs nearby - in The Herne Tavern, The Clockhouse, Watson's General Telegraph, The White Horse, The Gowlett and The Angel Oak.
Bellenden Road and Lordship Lane are both but a 10 minute walk for independent shopping and restaurants of the highest order (our recommendations are Ganapati, The Begging Bowl, Artusi and Franklins).
You also have a handful of good spots at the top point of Peckham Rye (Funkidory, Mexican Mamma, Mr Bao and Bahn Bahn are a few examples), and there is a great foodie Saturday market on North Cross Road.