Bentley House, Peckham Road, Camberwell

£399,950

Smart and bright two bedroom first floor ex-LA pad of 635 square feet. It is located within a low-rise brick-built block which is set off the main road. The flat is fully double-glazed.

You are really well-located here - close to Brunswick Park, between Camberwell and Peckham’s town centres, and just a 13 minute walk from Denmark Hill Station (you can also easily grab a bus from Peckham Road to Oval or Elephant & Castle for tubes).

Your own front door is at first floor level. In your front door and you are welcomed by a windowed hall. Your kitchen is on your right - this is a timeless fitted Shaker-style affair with bevelled metro-tiling.

Your bathroom is over the hall, with smart gloss grey wall tiling and a slim window.

Next door is the first of your double bedrooms. This one is over 13 feet by nearly 9 feet, with a west-facing window and neutral decor (as throughout).

Your large reception and bedroom have east-facing windows (for fab morning light). The reception is over 12 feet by nearly 13 feet, with a pretty papered feature wall and some high-set alcoves shelves. The second double bedroom is nearly 13 feet by nearly 9 feet - again a good double.

A great and good-value flat with a fab location, too. Denmark Hill is Fare Zone 2 and on the Overground network. You are also spoilt for choice of day and night buses on Peckham Road, whizzing you to Oval, Brixton and Elephant & Castle tube and beyond.

Cambers is quickly adding to an already-established list of greats (The Camberwell Arms, Hermits Cave, Theo’s, The Crooked Well, Nandine and Grove Lane Tavern among others) - check out Veraison Wines, Gladwell’s and Grove Lane Deli (for luxury groceries), Forza Win, Momo and Little Cellars among others.

Local Peckham nightlife includes The Peckham Pelican, Peckham Levels and The Bussey Building & Copeland Park - the latter two are on Rye Lane. Rye Lane also serves you well for fruit and veg, and handy high street shops. Other very local spots for the daytime include South London Gallery and South London Louie (cafe), and TOAD bakery (worth the queue!).

Bellenden Road is a 16 minute stroll, for cafes and independent shops and restaurants. Not a chain in sight! We love Review for books, Ganapati (Keralan food you’ll return again and again for), Artusi and The General Store. Choumert Road is also close for Petitou cafe and The Montpelier pub.

For more options, it’s a short bus ride or cycle for Brixton, Herne Hill, New Cross and Dulwich.