Spread across the top two floors of a stunning Victorian conversion, this split-level, two-bedroom share of freehold apartment with access to a spacious communal garden is a must-see.

Entering on the raised ground floor, you'll find the large L-shaped kitchen straight ahead. Featuring hardwood worktops and ample cupboard space, this kitchen is both functional and stylish. From here, you can head downstairs to the inviting communal garden.

Ascending to the top floor, you'll first encounter the luxurious bathroom, complete with a freestanding bath as its centrepiece and a separate waterfall shower. Further along, you'll find two double bedrooms. The exposed floorboards extend into the living room, which, along with the main bedroom, features charming period fireplaces.

The local area is renowned for its strong community spirit, offering everything you could desire right on your doorstep. Situated close to central London, you'll never have to venture far to find what you're looking for.
Located near the famed Bellenden Road, you'll be surrounded by a vibrant hub of restaurants, shops, and local businesses, providing a diverse range of options. From beloved classics like Ganapati, The Begging Bowl, and Review Bookstore to newer additions such as The Sourcing Table, Uva, and Bellenden Florist, there is something to suit every taste. The Victoria Inn and The Montpelier vie for the title of the best local pub, while The Village Grocer is the go-to for an exceptional selection of fresh fruits and vegetables.

A short walk away is Rye Lane, a bustling street filled with trendy establishments like Franks, The Bussey Building, and Peckham Plex Cinema. The area also boasts plenty of parks, including Warwick Gardens and Peckham Rye Park and Common, which host festivals throughout the summer.

Peckham Rye station offers convenient access to London Bridge, Victoria, and Elephant & Castle underground stations, as well as the London Overground network, providing direct trains to Canada Water (for the Jubilee line to Canary Wharf) and Shoreditch High Street.

For those willing to venture a bit further, neighbouring Nunhead features a delightful array of locally-owned establishments. Highlights include the Ivy House pub, London's first community-owned pub, and Skehans, both of which have earned spots in Time Out's list of the top 10 pubs in London. Nunhead Village, a leisurely walk away, boasts a charming selection of independently operated restaurants, pubs, cafes, and local gems such as Ayre's bakery, Soper's fishmongers, The Old Nun's Head gastro pub, and Goodcup. The area also offers dining options like the exquisite Kudu Collective and the renowned pizzeria Four Hundred Rabbits.

Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity of Peckham Rye Park, just a 5-minute walk from the property. With its picturesque formal gardens, inviting café, serene pond, and open spaces, the park caters to a variety of interests. Nunhead Cemetery, practically on your doorstep, is one of London's Magnificent Seven cemeteries and offers a beautiful and tranquil stroll with panoramic views of St Paul's Cathedral from the viewpoint. If these green spaces aren't enough, a short walk will take you to historic Telegraph Hill, which features two parks, tennis courts, and breath-taking vistas of London. Here, you'll also find the popular community-run café and arts hub, Hill Station, on Kitto Road.