Occupying the whole of lower ground floor of a Victorian end Terrace House this property provides a general sense of space and solitude from the other apartments above – which is a rare thing to find in an urban area nowadays.

As you enter, you are greeted by a bright mosaic floor and crisp white painted walls with a spot track ceiling light, there is also a fitted cupboard and a large utility cupboard which is ideal to store all your bits and bobs. All rooms (apart from the kitchen) lead off the hallway to provide an easy flow.

The living and dining room to the right of the hallway is adorned with oak style flooring, white painted walls and a feature Jubilee fireplace and white mantelpiece is in-keeping with the age of the property. I simply love how the current owners have made perfect use of the bay window area by furnishing it with a round dining table – ideal and a great spot for socialising over Sunday lunch.

The kitchen is conventionally located off the living room by two glass panel doors and is equipped with a gas supply by its wall-mounted Valiant combi boiler. Localised white wall tiles and stained pine base and wall kitchen units with dark grey tiled flooring blend well together. The stainless-steel dual sink and mixer tap is a great solution when you have too many things on the go at any one time. Your own private patio and garden is access through the kitchen.

Up a couple of steps you enter your secluded southwest facing patio with crazy paving and it is large enough to host an evening garden party or two. If this wasn’t enough - through a selection of mature trees and shrubs you are further benefited by your own garden which gives you the ideal opportunity to get one with nature. I might add, these two rear exterior areas are approximately 110 Sq m – so there is plenty of space. There is also side access from the street which is great for any project building work you may intend to have in the future. Furthermore, there is an under stairs storage cupboard opposite the main entrance .

Back through to the hallway, the main bedroom is opposite the living room and is graced with another bay window, decorated with neutral tones provides you with a tranquil feel and the perfect environment for sleeping.

Bedroom two is located behind the main bedroom and is accessed via the hall, sufficient to house a double bed or ideal for a nursery / home office.

The bathroom at the end the hall comes equipped with a white three-piece suite, grey localised metro tiles, shower over bath with glass shower screen and heated white wall-mounted towel rail. Finished off with white painted walls, dark grey floor tiles and a large sash window.

Eastlake road sits on the edge of Camberwell, bordering Brixton. Brixton tube station (Victoria line) is less than a mile away, Loughborough Junction station (Thameslink) is 0.2m and Denmark Hill station is a 0.8m walk through Ruskin Park, with services fast to Victoria and the South-East coast and the Overground between Clapham Junction and Highbury and Islington via Shoreditch. Coldharbour Lane has a wealth of bus routes taking you across London. Camberwell is well known for its art scene and has an ever-growing number of cafes, galleries, bars, and restaurants that attract a real buzz on the weekend. Brixton is now one of London’s hottest nightspots and a real foodie haven. Eat cuisine from every corner of the globe before heading out for cocktails, and no need for a taxi home!