Stylish, Extended 4 Bed Period End Terrace

Property Summary

Guide price of £1,000,000 - £1,100,000.

Stylish and extended four bed, two bath Victorian end of terraced house of 1334 square feet, with a sunny west-facing garden, and smart garden studio/home office.

Parking is unrestricted on Caulfield Road and surrounding streets, and a bicycle hangar is located just over the road,

Walk just seven minutes to Queens Road Peckham Station, or it’s 10-12 to both Nunhead and Peckham Rye stations. And Nunhead’s central high street area is but a 10 minute walk..

From the welcoming hall, your double-reception rests to your right. The front room is over 13 feet by 10 feet, with central fireplace and custom-made alcove storage (cupboards and shelving). The second reception - suiting formal dining - is over 10 feet by over 8 feet, with (double-glazed) window to the side-return area of the garden.

At the foot of the hall, find your double-aspect kitchen/diner, with skylight window, and which extends nearly 19 feet. Timeless Shaker-style units impress. The property’s second bay window creates an obvious spot for table and chairs and casual meals.

The garden enjoys pots of afternoon sun thanks to its westerly-orientation, and has a low-maintenance design - with both lawned and paved areas.

The timber garden studio/home office is a proper one! With power, insulation, and flexibility of use. It's 12 feet by 8 feet internally, then you have handy cupboards for shed stuff. These are accessed externally (either side of the double-glazed double doors).

Up to the half-landing, and you’ll find a brilliant dedicated utility space before the just-finished bathroom; which boasts beautiful designer tiling and high-end contemporary sanitary ware and fittings.

From the main landing, the first of four double bedrooms awaits - to your left. This one’s over 9 feet by over 8 feet,

A large twin-windowed bedroom sits across the front of the house - of over 14 feet by over 11 feet.

The second floor hosts two further bedrooms: a large single (of over 9 feet by over 6 feet) and a large master suite, complete with en suite (skylit) shower room, Juliet balcony, accessible eaves storage, and exposed brick detail.

This is a quiet residential spot near greenery, allotments and good schools. Most locally, the QRP area is attracting more attention than ever before, with a growing number of eateries, drinkeries and shopping opportunities. These include Kudu restaurant and cocktail bar, Well & Fed, Beer Rebellion, Vintique (vintage furniture), Blackbird Bakery and Mamma Dough pizzeria.

Walk 10-15 minutes west for Rye Lane and Bellenden Road and further options, including The Bussey Building, Peckham Levels, Forza Wine, The Coal Rooms, Levan, Larry’s and Artusi, and handy high street shops, pop-ups and markets.

Nunhead has your closest high street area: here we love Kudu Grill (book ahead), Goodcup, Ayres bakery, El Vermut, The Old Nun’s Head pub, FC Soper wet fish shop, and the pretty Victorian library on Gordon Road.

Heading east, you’ll hit New Cross for nice pubs plus a cool contemporary art gallery (Goldsmiths CCA).

Little ones? Local primaries include Edmund Waller, John Donne and Hollydale.

Green space? Telegraph Hill’s parks are close (check out the Farmers’ Market each Saturday at the lower park), plus Peckham Rye Park & Common’s 113 acres. Nunhead Green is much smaller but most local, and Nunhead Cemetery is not to be missed: one of ‘The Magnificent Seven’, no less.

Tenure: Freehold
LB Southwark
Council Tax Band C