A beautifully presented early Victorian terraced house, full of charm and character. With all the modern comforts you could want, plus a southwest facing garden and enviable kerb appeal.

On entering the property, the house feels light and spacious and has a homely and comfortable feel to it. The double reception has neutral décor and original wood flooring. It is a large open space that lends itself as much to entertaining friends as to a cosy night in on the sofa in front of the working fireplace. You have lovely sash windows overlooking the front garden and French doors from the breakfast room leading out to the rear garden. The hall and breakfast room lead to a newly fitted kitchen with an extensive range of shaker style units with iroko wood worktops which provide plenty of space for food preparation. A range cooker and double butler sink draw the eye and white goods are integrated to keep the space sleek. The southwest facing garden, which can be accessed from the breakfast room, is a pretty walled garden with a decked area and lawn. Just add planters and surround yourself with your favourite shrubs and herbs. Relax and enjoy the space which is low maintenance and there's plenty of space for garden furniture and loungers. Back to the hallway and up a flight of stairs with a smart runner, you will find two good sized bedrooms and the bathroom. The master bedroom at the front of the property is a fabulous size, with soft carpeting, built in storage and crisp white walls. It overlooks the front garden and treetops, from the same style sash windows that grace the lounge. The second bedroom which is to the rear, also has soft carpeting and neutral décor. French doors keep this space bright, with views of the neighbouring gardens. The bathroom is also on this floor, a smartly presented three-piece bathroom suite with a bath for a relaxing soak and a shower for the morning dash, a wall mounted wash basin and vanity unit for all your toiletries.

Southampton Way is at the end of the street for frequent buses that whisk you to Elephant & Castle. From here you can hop onto the Northern line, Bakerloo line, overland rail services and a myriad of bus routes that connect you to the whole of the city. The Bakerloo line extension, when built will be a pleasant walk across Burgess Park. Nestled between Camberwell and Peckham you are spoilt for choice when it comes to entertainment. Camberwell has long been known for its artistic connections and every year sees welcome additions to the string of acclaimed independent galleries, restaurants, and cafes. Burgess Park is at the end of the road and has a gorgeous lake, tennis courts and sports facilites. If you enjoy a weekend stroll head through the park and eastwards to Maltby Street Market and historic Rotherhithe or take advantage of the cultural delights on offer at Waterloo and the Southbank.