Grove Lane, Camberwell

£895,000

Sale Agreed

Architecturally-treated and sensitively-extended (loud claps to Archea) two double bedroom semi-detached and double-fronted cottage, with a fab east-facing ‘city’ garden - with direct and side access.

Find your new place on gorgeous Grove Lane, within Camberwell Grove Conservation Area.

This is a particularly well-connected yet quiet spot (Grove Lane is cut off at its northerly reach); tucked away, yet so close to Camberwell’s thriving town centre.

Denmark Hill Station is just an eight minute walk for regular and overground services, and you have plenty of bus routes to choose from on Camberwell Church Street.

Open your front door and you have (painted wooden) stairs straight up ahead. Take a right for your living room, which has east and west-facing windows (these are double-glazed, as throughout), and built-in storage and shelving aplenty.

A left will drop you in the delightful kitchen - with slimline radiator, modern kitchen units plus open shelf detail, and cork flooring which flows through to the double-aspect dining space. From here you can enjoy your private walled garden, whether inside or out. An oversized timber-framed glazed door leads you out here.

Your walled garden is paved and low-maintenance, and pleasingly has a timber side gate from which to admit your BBQ guests (or bring the buggy or bike through). You get brilliant early sun out here.

The ground floor tour is completed by a door off the dining space to a genius independent utility room.

Right. Upstairs. This is a smile-bringing symmetrical affair, with two good double (carpeted) bedrooms resting off the landing (both with both east and west facing windows), and with a beautiful bathroom set between these.

The smart windowed bathroom has contemporary white sanitary ware amd you have an over-bath shower.

Lyndhurst and Dog Kennel Hill primaries are close, as is The Villa Nursery and Pre-Prep. School (on Lyndhurst Grove).

A large Sainsbury’s store is located on Dog Kennel Hill and a Morrison’s store is more local, or nip down to the M&S Food Hall on Lordship Lane. Gladwell's is also local - for fancy groceries (plus Turner & George meat counter).

Central Camberwell has loads of great spots to eat and drink with your favourite people - some of our favourites are The Camberwell Arms, Hermits Cave, Forza Win, Little Cellars, Veraison Wines, Nandine and Theo’s.

Zen Yoga Studio is close and also Butterfly Tennis Club. Camberwell’s leisure centre is nearby, too, in a nice Victorian setting.

South London is laden with green space - some local spots we like include Lettsom Gardens, St. Giles Churchyard, Brunswick Park, Myatt’s Fields Park, Ruskin Park and Lucas Gardens. Brockwell Park, Peckham Rye Park & Common, Burgess Park and even Dulwich and Greenwich Parks are all easily reached too.

For more restaurants and social options, Peckham (Ganapati is our top recommendation here), Brixton, Herne Hill and East Dulwich are all SE5’s neighbouring towns with lots of independent offerings, plus markets, pop-ups and the like.