Mary Datchelor Close, Camberwell

£499,950

Large ex-LA maisonette of over 1000 square feet in first and second floor position, within a low-rise building. It has three smart carpeted bedrooms (two good doubles and a large single) and an east-facing terrace; which is accessed off the large reception room.

You are in a central yet tucked away Camberwell spot, just an 11 minute walk from Denmark Hill Station, and very close to Brunswick Park.

You have your own front door at ground floor level - where there is space for coats and shoes/a buggy etc. Take stairs here and on the first floor you have a generous reception room (of over 15 feet by over 10 feet - there is plenty of space to zone seating and dining areas), a bright modern fitted kitchen, and a useful big store room.

It is up the stairs for bed, which gives you that ‘house’ feeling! Here on the second floor you have your master bedroom to your far left (running over 16 feet). Then a large single bedroom adjacent. Both of these bedrooms have built-in wardrobes. Another bedroom (a double of 10 feet each way, with windows on the room's corner - giving you light from east and south aspects) is next along, then you have the property’s internal bathroom. This has a simple white suite, brick-style tiling and an over-bath shower.

Central Camberwell is just at the top of your street! Camberwell Church Street is home to some epic eateries and drinkeries - we like The Camberwell Arms, Forza Win, Little Cellars, Veraison Wines, Hermits Cave and Theo’s particularly. You’ve also got Camberwell’s leisure centre and Victorian pool just a few minutes away - on Artichoke Place. And luxury groceries have made their arrival in Camberwell: check out Gladwell’s in a delightful listed building.

Local Camberwell parks include Brunswick (with tennis courts and cute cafe) and Ruskin parks and Lucas Gardens. The churchyard at St Giles' Church is also a lovely spot.

Central Peckham is a 15 minute walk away: for hip and happening Rye Lane with its rooftop bars, films-for-a-fiver cinema, Peckham Levels, The Bussey Building, and handy high street shops, markets and street food places too.

Bellenden Road has excellent independent restaurants including The Begging Bowl, Artusi and Ganapati.

Brixton’s close as well - just follow Coldharbour Lane all the way up. Here we like cocktails at Three Eight Four, The Ritzy Cinema and Brixton Village (for whatever food you fancy - there’s so much choice for all tastes and budgets).

Herne Hill and Dulwich are also a short bus ride or cycle for more options.