Elegant 1930s Four Bedroom Home With Roof Terrace and Dishy Finish Throughout - CHAIN FREE.

The current owners of this beautiful 1930s end of terrace classic have lovingly created a super-stylish living environment awash with sympathetic décor and top notch fixtures. There's abundant original charm dotted about, including art deco mantels, picture rails and stained glass - all finished to perfection with rich, tonal Farrow and Ball shades. Contemporary touches include a fancy full-width kitchen/diner with underfloor heating, swanky bathrooms with Burlington fixtures and some noteworthy tiling, flooring and furnishings. Accommodation, over three wonderful floors, comprises a wide, tasteful reception, huge L shaped kitchen/diner with further lounging space, laundry/larder, four double bedrooms (master en suite), two jaw-dropping bathrooms, wc and a most special first floor terrace for al-fresco dining. A nicely sized rear garden adds to the charm. It's a home for all seasons! Bushey Hill Road has an inimitably eclectic mix of period architecture. It rises gently from Peckham Road to Lyndhurst Grove and sits within a pleasurable five minute ramble of bountiful Bellenden Village. Transport is a cinch with Peckham Rye Station a seven minute stroll for swift, regular services to London Bridge, Victoria, Elephant and Castle, Blackfriars, Farringdon, Shoreditch and oodles more.

Smart black railings border your generous front garden. The exterior boasts a crisp white finish and wide, double storey canted bay window. The new front door, painted in Farrow and Ball's 'Parma Gray', features original Art Deco glass to match the surround. Inward bound you meet a richly presented wide hallway with Farrow and Ball's 'Hague Blue' gracing the walls, stairs, picture rails and ceiling. Solid wooden flooring continue left into the front-facing reception which dips confidently into that magnificently wide bay window. Louvered blinds afford privacy for binge-watching and there's an original art décor tiled mantel and more picture rails to enjoy. Double crittal-style glass doors open rear to the dining area which will comfortably seat 14 or more! Beyond this you find a most impressive full width kitchen/lounge with quartz style worktops, brass mixer tap, NEFF four ring induction hob with built in extractor and a full range of integrated appliances. Wide sliding aluminium and glass doors open wide to that generous and well presented garden.

Heading upward via original staircase, with chunky newel post and plush carpeting, you meet a lovely landing with more Hague Blue walls and a side facing window. The master bedroom fronts the street with the second storey of that signature bay window. Farrow and Ball's 'Downpipe' affords studious vibes and there's an adjoining en suite shower room with underfloor heating with super-slick Burlington fixtures. A second large double bedroom faces rear with a further art deco mantel and access, via aluminium and glass doors, to a lofty decked terrace that stretches the full width of the house. It's a splendid place for an evening glass of vino or a morning coffee. The first floor is completed nicely with a picture perfect bathroom where industrial wall lights and a period-style Burlington cistern to continue the charm offensive. Upward again you find two more lovely double bedrooms, the rear of which boasts a tiptop Juliette balcony with bi-fold glass doors and fab views of the lovely locale. The tour is completed with another tasteful bathroom.

From here you can stroll to a wide variety of social activities - there are celebrated bars, eateries, parks and cultural hotspots in every direction. For example, you're within a moment's stroll of the South London Gallery and the wonderful Crane's Kitchen restaurant, plus the quirky Bellenden Road shops are at your fingertips. You have all sorts of buses at the end of the road travelling into and across London, with night services too. A 10-minute walk has you at either Denmark Hill or Peckham Rye stations (both Zone 2) with quick services to Victoria, Blackfriars, Farringdon, London Bridge, Cannon Street and beyond. There are over six bus routes close by if you fancy going West! Dulwich Foundation schools are easily accessible by bus or car. The area is also home to one of London's best hospitals, Kings College, which is a short walk away. Ten minutes walk to the delights of Camberwell which enjoys an eclectic variety of independent food stores and a number of excellent bars and restaurants. Famous roasts at Camberwell arms, trendy Forza Wine, Veraison Wines and the Italian institution, Caravaggio. There are a number of fantastic parks in the area, offering an abundance of nature and play, including Brunswick Park, Warwick Gardens, Lucas Gardens, Burgess Park, Lettsom Gardens, and many more. For those with small children, The Villa Nursery is very close and the house is also a short walk from some of the best state primary schools in the area, The Belham, Lyndhurst and St John's and St Clements'. Keeping fit? The recently renovated Camberwell Baths and Peckham Pulse Leisure Centre are an equal walking distance from the house.

Tenure: Freehold

Council Tax Band: D