A generously proportioned top floor split level apartment with two double bedrooms, a private terrace and communal gardens. Located between Grove Lane and De Crespigny Park.
As you enter, the reception room is on the right, it is a great size and wonderfully bright, neutrally decorated with wood style flooring, spotlights, a box bay window and a natural space for shelving and the TV. The kitchen is next along the hallway and a glass wall allows in extra light and looks stylish. You will find a good range of wall and base units, finished in dark grey with complimenting granite effect worktops and beech glass fronted display cabinets. There is space and plumbing for all your white goods and room for a small table and chairs. Upstairs there are two generous double bedrooms and the bathroom. The master bedroom also has space for a desk, provides access to the terrace and has built in floor to ceiling wardrobes, stripped wood flooring and an additional window that overlooks the terrace and gardens beyond. The terrace can be accessed from either bedroom and has a patio area, just surround yourself with your favourite herbs and shrubs and unwind with a glass of wine or enjoy coffee and the papers in the morning, it is a tranquil spot with lovely views. The second bedroom is also a good-sized double, with the same lovely, stripped wood flooring and there is ample space for a double bed and furniture, the terrace can also be accessed from this room. The bathroom sits conveniently between the two bedrooms, finished in crisp white with a traditional long bath for a relaxing soak and a shower over the bath for the morning dash. There is also a contemporary wash basin with a mirror above and a chrome heated towel rail.
You have a pleasant short walk to Denmark Hill station for Zone 2 trains (Victoria, Thameslink) and the Overground service to fashionable East London (Shoreditch, Dalston Junction, Highbury and Islington) and Clapham High Street and Junction. At the end of Grove Lane, you will find a wealth of great eateries and bars, including a fantastic sourdough pizza restaurant which is almost on your doorstep. The Crooked Well is just around the corner for a good wine list and sophisticated food menu. The South London Gallery regularly displays acclaimed artists and Camberwell’s art and music links attract many of London’s media professionals. Peckham and East Dulwich are both walkable and offer roof-top cocktail bars, independent cinemas and top-quality butchers, bakers and delis. If you want to head into the thick of things then a ten minute bus journey will whisk you to the sunny Southbank for all your cultural delights. In addition to this you are spoilt for parks in the area, from the huge Burgess park with a lake to the smaller Victorian gardens, secretly dotted near every street.