Bromar Road, Camberwell

£1,350,000

Large and lovely five bedroom Victorian bay-fronted terraced house, delivered over 2033 square feet (not a typo!). A low-maintenance rear garden of over 21 feet completes the package.

You are winning-at-life positioned between three Fare Zone 2 stations: East Dulwich (nine minutes by foot), Peckham Rye and Denmark Hill (both 10 minutes). A magic triangle of connectivity! Buses are great from near here too.

Your location is a Camberwell/Peckham Rye borderland tree-lined street, on pleasing high ground, near to Camberwell Grove Conservation Area and Lettsom Gardens.

From your welcoming hall (nodding to the notable high ceilings), two formal receptions rest to your right. These are over 17 feet by over 12 feet, and over 12 feet by over 12 feet. Both rooms have beautiful period fireplaces and wooden floors.

Moving through the floor, next find a guest w.c. with side/back door next to this, and then your modern fitted kitchen (we love the gloss white and stainless steel cupboard fronts here - teamed with granite counters) at the back of the building.

Downstairs is a double bedroom/home office, of over 12 feet by over 9 feet. You will also find good storage on this level.

On the first floor, an oversized bathroom is at the back of the building. This boasts a free-standing bath and independent shower, an alcove cupboard and a feature fireplace. The separate w.c. is accessed just opposite the bathroom.

Next on the first floor is a good double bedroom of over 12 feet by over 11 feet. A large principal triple-sash-windowed bedroom spans the width of the house (it is over 16 feet by over 12 feet). Each of these rooms has a built-in wardrobe/cupboard.

Your second (original) floor gives you two more pleasingly sizeable bedrooms - these are over 16 feet by over 11 feet, and over 16 feet by over 13 feet. Both have built-in closets. All of your upstairs bedrooms have wooden floors.

You are really close to Camberwell Grove Conservation Area here; with its elegant Georgian, Edwardian and Victorian architecture. And London Bridge, London Victoria, Clapham Junction, Kings Cross St Pancras and Canary Wharf - via Canada Water - are all quickly reached, with multiple transport options close by.

Your local social hubs include Bellenden Road and Rye Lane (check out Artusi, Ganapati and The Begging Bowl on BR, and Peckham Levels, Forza Wine and The Bussey Building on RL), Camberwell Church Street (in central Camberwell we like Theo's, Forza Win, Veraison Wines, Little Cellars, The Camberwell Arms and The Hermits Cave) and Lordship Lane (for Franklins, The EDT and William Rose, among other treats!).

For your baked beans, washing powder and suchlike, a large Sainsbury’s store is local on Dog Kennel Hill, or nip down to the M&S Food Hall by ED Station.

South London Gallery is a short stroll away (while you are here, check out TOAD bakery), and Camberwell leisure centre at the foot of Camberwell Grove on Artichoke Place has a good range of classes, plus gym and swimming. Also at the foot of Camberwell Grove is Butterfly Tennis Club, and Zen Yoga studio next door. Dulwich and East Dulwich leisure centres are also close.

Lettsom Gardens is a top local secret space with woodland and allotments (get your key for a nominal yearly fee). Local larger Victorian parks include Ruskin Park, Warwick Gardens and Peckham Rye Park and Dulwich Park.

The local school options are great and include Lyndhurst, The Belham and Dog Kennel Hill primaries. The Villa Nursery & Pre-Preparatory School is also close (on Lyndhurst Grove), and the Dulwich independent schools are but a short drive.

Tenure: Freehold
Council tax band: E
Borough: Southwark