Smart & Stylish Two Bedroom Garden Flat

Property Summary

Musgrove Rd lies at the foot of the Telegraph Hill Conservation Area, a prime spot adorned with some of the best quality Victorian housing stock in South East London.
On the raised ground floor of just such a house is my client’s home. They’ve invested heavily in the flat, culminating in a modern, contemporary finish that also doff’s it’s hat to it’s period heritage.
So, what’s on offer?
Facts first. She’s a two bed with private section of South facing garden, and a share of the Freehold.
Access is via a communal hallway shared with just one other flat, then it’s up the stairs to the main event: A stunning open plan lounge/kitchen with French doors opening onto the garden.
The kitchen is ultra modern, and where stylish navy blue units add contrast, the solid timber worktops provide an organic feel.
The breakfast bar cleverly defines the kitchen space too.
The lounge is bright, welcoming and invites you to kick off your shoes and throw the French doors open to that fabulous garden.
The whole living space is such a social one, great for barbecues, dinner parties, Summer drinks etc.
The two bedrooms and bathroom are a couple of steps up from the landing, giving a split-level ambiance. At the front, with bay sash windows and a lovely period fireplace, is the master bedroom, lots of natural light and elegant high ceiling.
The bathroom is a swish affair, with crisp, white suite and tiling, a thermostatic shower with rain-head, all set off with Moorish floor tiles.
Behind this is bedroom two, another bright room with some built in storage and another high ceiling.
Location wise, the flat is perfectly positioned for transport with New Cross Gate a 5 minute walk away where trains will whisk you into London Bridge in 7 mins, and the Ginger Line connects with the Jubilee in two stops at Canada Water.
There’s plenty of buses on Queens Rd and New Cross Rd too.
The big shop is easy at Sainsbury’s New Cross Gate, or Asda, Tesco and Aldi down the Old Kent Rd.
Up the hill, we have the two Telegraph Hill Parks and the Hill Station community cafe which has become a hub of community life and hosts lots of pop up food, art and other social events.