Eastlake Road, Camberwell

£675,000

Delightful two bedroom Victorian conversion flat with its own front door and a part-walled sunny south-west facing garden (which extends 60 feet); accessed directly via one of your bedrooms.

Enjoy the property in its current format and layout, or take advantage of the obvious scope to extend. Planning Permission has already been granted.

The pleasing home takes the whole bottom floor of a handsome bay-fronted townhouse, on a residential side street which is close to both Camberwell and Brixton centres. Permit-parking is available for residents, on-street.

A shared walled front garden fronts the house. In your own front door and there is useful storage/laundry space to your immediate right.

Your main room sits to the front of the building, of over 16 feet by over 11 feet: an open-plan sitting room/kitchen, with bay window and bespoke shutters to the lower sash panes. Your smart fitted kitchen units and alcove storage unit have been pro-designed, made and fitted to order. Classy! Joinery designer: Andu Masebo (see more of his work in the main bedroom).

Through here and on your right is a neat internal shower room, with cool large profile slate tiles, and modern fittings and sanitary ware.

Your bedrooms rest to the rear of the apartment (with direct access to the garden via the larger of the two rooms). Both have been fitted-out with built-in wardrobes plus further storage.

A well-connected location you’re looking at: excellent bus routes can be found on nearby Coldharbour Lane, including the 345 (South Kensington/Peckham), the 35 (Clapham Junction/Shoreditch, and the 45 (Streatham/Blackfriars).

Loughborough Junction is a four minute walk from your door (offering a mere 10 minute journey-time to Blackfriars and Farringdon) and Denmark Hill (both regular and Overground trains) is reached in 15. Or pick up the tube at Brixton for the Victoria line (an 18 minute walk).

Whirled Cinema is a gem, locally: a members-only cinema and bar in a railway arch on Hardess Street.

Central Camberwell and Brixton town centres are close for markets, restaurants, cafes and bars etc., including Brixton Village for pop-ups and regular eating establishments. A handful of local eateries we rate are Mamma Dough (posh pizza) and Nanban (Japanese/Brixton Market fusion) on Coldharbour Lane, and The Camberwell Arms, Little Cellars and Veraison Wines on Grove Lane - all on Camberwell Church Street.

Your nearest green space is beautiful Myatt’s Fields Park: a 14 acre, Victorian-era park which opened in 1889. It has a bandstand, tennis courts, playground, cute cafe, and excellent bedding displays. You are also close to Ruskin Park.