Property description

Roughly half way along Peckham Hill Street you’ll find this little treasure built in 1839. End of terrace allows for one less neighbour so your home will be considerably quieter than most and these houses are often more appealing than mid-terraces. Split over three floors are five bedrooms, two bathrooms and a wonderful ground floor living space all complete with original features, fireplaces, skirting and architraves. Peckham has been pulsating over the past years and is now home to many weekend attractions. Shops, cafés, pubs and transport all abound. You can even have a morning swim and gym session just a minute's stroll from your front door. If you love Peckham like we do, you really will have a hard time beating this house.

A flat fronted exterior with arched ground floor window architraves will tempt you off the street and into a deep front garden for potted plants. A set of steps lead up to the front door and you enter the house into a smart hallway fully carpeted. Right is the first bedroom; a delightful space with a front-facing sash window and stripped flooring. Original shutters remain and are prepared to block out the light when needed. Behind is another double bedroom with garden views. Head to the rear of the house where a set of stairs heads down to the lower level. Pass a shower room on your right before entering an open plan living space with serious entertaining appeal. Currently laid out as two distinct spaces with the kitchen taking the rear spot. The living area can be found toward the front of the house with a period fireplace, wooden flooring, sash window and space for dining and lounging. The kitchen units are rustic wood and the white tiled chimney breast is a nice contrast. You can access the garden from this level which sports an eclectic display of shrubs, plants and trees. Back inside and you’ll find three more bedrooms on the first floor – two doubles and a single. A second bathroom, fully tiled with a white suite completes the tour.

A Sunday 'Farmers Market' is held next to the Pulse leisure centre - it's a great spot for local produce and nice to know you're reducing your carbon footprint to baby steps. Peckham's art scene is thriving. The South London Gallery is 10 minutes’ walk and the local Camberwell College of Arts ensures a flood of creative types. London's coolest rooftop bar, Frank's pop up Café, will be open on the 19th May and offers the best spot for city views, vino and a bite in the evening. Rye Lane offers a multitude of shopping and leisure facilities and nearby Bellenden Road enjoys an unmistakably villagey vibe. There are fast and frequent services to central London Bridge and Blackfriars from Peckham Rye station (about 10 minute walk away). The fab London Overground line leaves from here also and will have you slinking down Shoreditch High Street in a mere 20 mins! Clapham High Street, Islington and Clapham Junction are also easy. Alternatively you can grab a bus within seconds of your house which will whisk you to Elephant and Castle, London Bridge, Waterloo the West End or the City. 

For further information or to arrange a viewing, please contact our Camberwell Sales Branch on 020 7952 0595.

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Property Features :

• Private garden
• Period building
• Original features
• Built 1839