Queens Road, Peckham

£495,000

Cool top (second) floor period conversion of 762 square feet, within a large period villa, close to Queens Road Peckham Station. Walk here in just four minutes (Overground and regular rail services).

The charming flat - accessed at first floor level - has two bedrooms (one large single and one large double), a generous reception room, a windowed bathroom, and an independent kitchen.

The property is really bright throughout; boasting lots of Velux-style windows in addition to its regular ones.

There is a shared main front door then it is upstairs to your own front door on the first floor.

Once in your own front door, take the stairs up to a generous landing. We love the original bannister. Stripped original floors impress, and these continue through to your reception and bedrooms.

First on your left (to the front of the building) is a modern bathroom, with three piece white suite, large profile wall tiles, a heated towel radiator, and an over-bath shower.

Next door is your principal bedroom - of 15 feet by 10 feet. Adjacent to this is your second bedroom - of over 6 feet by nearly 12 feet (alternatively, if you don’t need two bedrooms, you could use this as a home office/music/hobby studio, or even a huge walk-in wardrobe.) Both bedrooms have painted boards to the floor.

Set to the back of the building you have your independent kitchen (fitted blue units here), and your delightful reception room - of over 11 feet by nearly 15 feet. An original feature fireplace pleasingly features here.

Central Peckham - where you’ll find Rye Lane, Blenheim Grove and Bellenden Road - is at your feet in about 15 minutes. There are so many restaurants, bars, shops and pop-ups here. Peckham Plex cinema is a must-go-to, too.

Much closer, the area around QRP Station has its own little scene now as well. Worthy mentions are Kudu, Peckham Cellars, Mamma Dough, We’ll & Fed, Beer Rebellion and Blackbird Bakery.

Nice local pubs to you include The Hollydale, The Waverley Arms, The Earl of Derby and The Prince of Peckham.

New Cross and Nunhead are close too for more shop and social options.