Chain Free Modern 2 Bed End Of Terrace House

Property Summary

SALE COMPLETED - Lovely two bed end of terrace Freehold house with an off street parking bay to the front, and gated side access to the private, west-facing garden with direct access from the eat-in kitchen. Find the property within a quiet and unfussy, modern style mews, just off Naylor Road in Peckham; a ten minute walk from Queen’s Road Peckham Station (Zone 2 with London Overground trains). Walk to Peckham Rye Station in 20 minutes. Chain free.

From the lobby area the stairs run up ahead. The large reception room sits off to your left and stretches nearly 16 feet by nearly 12. A large east-facing window keeps this room bright. On through and you land in the east-in kitchen that has modern fitted units and a window over the sink to pretty garden views. Double-glazed double doors open onto the paved area of the garden that’s the perfect spot for watching the birds or reading a book. The lawned area is framed by mature plants and trees, and it’s a lovely retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life. A handy shed is staying.

Upstairs there are two double bedrooms to the front and rear of the house, each is over 11 feet by nearly 9 with built in storage. The bathroom is set between the bedrooms and with its simple white suite is fresh and airy with natural light provided by a large window. The loft is accessible from the landing, super for storing suitcases and the like.

London Bridge, London Victoria, Clapham Junction and Canary Wharf (via Canada Water) are all easily reached from QRP Station. You can also pick up one of many buses from Old Kent Road (walk 4 minutes) to London Bridge and brilliant Bermondsey Street, or to Elephant & Castle (for the tube) and beyond.

A hotting-up locale. You’re a short walk from Peckham’s iconic, Stirling Prize winning Library designed by Will Alsop and Peckham Pulse, for gym and swim. There’s a weekly Farmers’ Market in Peckham Square every Sunday 9am to 1pm, and Bellenden Road, Rye Lane and Queen’s Road are all close for independent shops, plus the high street staples, supermarkets and great places to eat and drink. Peckham Plex cinema, Frank’s Bar, Peckham Levels, the Bussey Building & Copeland Park complex and Review bookstore are a handful of our favourite places to go, and the best food in Peckham (we think) is found at Ganapati, Artusi, Anderson’s, Taco Queen, Mr Bao, Miss Tapas, Sally Butcher’s Persepolis, Mamma Dough, Aside (very close to this house!) and Peckham Bazaar restaurants.

Peckham’s already on the map and there’s even more on the horizon including The Peckham Coal Line, regeneration around Peckham Rye Station and hopefully a re-opened Lido at Peckham Rye as well as the two Bakerloo line stops on the old Kent Road (projected 2028/29). For more options Central Camberwell, Bermondsey, Elephant and Castle and New Cross are a short distance away.