Set back from the road by a large private front garden, this generously proportioned one-bedroom flat in a charming period conversion offers a quiet and peaceful living experience and comes with a share of the freehold and an additional private patio space.

Spanning 527 sqft, the property has been thoughtfully renovated to a high standard throughout. The stylish galley kitchen features sleek wooden worktops, ample cupboard space, and a generously sized storage unit at the rear. The bathroom is beautifully finished with glossy tiling, a full bathtub, and an overhead waterfall shower.

The spacious bedroom opens directly onto a private courtyard, the perfect spot to enjoy the morning sunshine. Meanwhile, the living room, which spans nearly the entire length of the property, benefits from sunset views and provides plenty of space for both dining and relaxation. The large front garden not only enhances the property's privacy but also offers an ideal space for to catch the afternoon sun.

The local area is popular with a good community spirit, everything you want is on your doorstep and it's located within a close proximity to central London, you will never need to go far no matter what you're looking for.

Those in pursuit of leisure and culture need only stroll to Rye Lane, where trendy destinations like The Bussey Building, a cultural landmark housing a plethora of arts and fitness studios, a lively nightclub, a community theatre, faith groups, and a rooftop cinema boasting unparalleled views of the city. Further along Rye Lane, beloved local hotspots like John the Unicorn, and The Four Quarters await, alongside a leisure centre and cinema for added entertainment options.

Over on Bellenden Road, a bustling epicentre boasting an eclectic array of eateries, boutiques, and local enterprises. From cherished classics such as Artusi, The Begging Bowl and Ganapati, to newer culinary delights like The Sourcing Table and FIKA there's a culinary adventure awaiting every palate. For those who enjoy traditional English pubs, The Victoria Inn and The Montpelier offer convivial atmospheres, while The Village Grocer and Flock and Herd butcher provide a bounty of fresh produce.

Camberwell does not disappoint when it comes to things to do and places to eat, every Saturday take a wander down to the Camberwell Farmers Market for everything from fresh local produce to crafts from local artisans. Grove Lane Deli is a local favourite for coffee and treats and if you're looking for a hidden gem then Gladwell's Grocery & Deli is tucked inside a 19th Century Grade II listed bank, head down to the vault for a spot of wine tasting.

Nearby, the South London Gallery and Camberwell College of Art contribute to the area's artistic vibe, with local artists regularly opening their studios to the public.

Burgess Park, Southwark's largest park, is just a 5 minute walk away, enhanced with a £10m improvement programme, offering diverse recreational facilities. Brunswick Park, another local gem, features a café, mini art gallery, and a large children's play area.

Commute with ease via the nearby Peckham Rye station offering swift connections to London Bridge, Blackfriars, Victoria and Elephant & Castle underground stations, and the expansive London Overground network, facilitating direct access to Canada Water (Jubilee line for Canary Wharf), Clapham Junction and Shoreditch High Street. Queens Road station is also nearby.
Additionally the 63 bus is a direct route to Kings Cross and there are several local cycle routes to the city.

Service charge - £600pa
Lease - 109 approx.
Council tax - B