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Floorplan
Map2 bedroom apartment
Chain-free
Apartment
2 beds
1 bath
972
EPC rating: D
Key information
Tenure: Leasehold | 93 yrs left
Ground rent: £10 per annum | review period: unconfirmed
Service charge: £600 per annum
Council tax: Band D
Broadband: Super-fast 80Mbps *
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Features and description
- Two Double Bedrooms
- Private Garden
- Resident Permit Parking
- 93 Years Left On Lease
- Ground Rent £10 PA
- Service Charge £600 PA
- Council Tax Band D
- EPC Rating D
Situated on a tree-lined street, a well presented two-bedroom extended split level apartment
with a study and private garden – chain free!
Internally you are greeted by a spacious reception room with high ceilings and cornicing, a picture sash window means its lovely and bright, finished with stripped wood flooring, shelving in the alcoves and a fireplace. Heading through the property you will find the kitchen which is adjacent to the dining room. The kitchen is stylish and smartly finished with butcher’s block worktops, wood flooring, an integrated oven and hob and an exposed brick wall adding character to the space. The diner is vibrant with blue walls and offers enough space for a large dining table and chairs with further storage running along one wall. Moving down to the lower ground floor of the property, you will find the large master bedroom at the front, which spans the width of the property, finished with wood flooring, plantation shutters on the windows and built in storage. The second bedroom is also a god sized double bedroom with a dressing room/ utility area/study adjacent offering views to the garden and plenty of storage space, this would also make a nice nursery. The three-piece bathroom suite is located on the half landing and has a modern feel, with contemporary tiling, wood paneling and a bath with an overhead shower perfect for the busy morning dash. The garden is accessed through the door on the half landing and has a large patio, established planting and space to add more!
There is an active Grosvenor Community and Tenants and Residents Association that maintains the small children’s park at the end of the road, and also organises a range of events such as - film nights and supper clubs. It’s great to have such a sense of community in such a central location. Just down the road you have a variety of shops and burgeoning restaurant and café bar scene along Walworth Road. You also have the colour and bustle of East Street market a 0.7mile walk away too. Plenty of buses from Walworth Road will whisk you the few stops it takes to get up to Elephant & Castle for tube (Bakerloo, Northern) and surface rail connections. You can also take a 0.7 mile walk via Kennington Park to get to Oval tube and the popular Oval Saturday farmers market. Grosvenor Park is a stone's throw from Burgess Park, which, at a mile long, is Southwark’s largest. There is plenty to explore here – the café, outdoor gym, lake, state of the art playgrounds, tennis courts, table tennis tables, designated barbeque facilities and even a world class BMX track – and all kinds of community events to enjoy throughout the summer.
Offers in excess of: £650,000
Tenure: Leasehold
Council Tax band: D
Authority: London Borough of Southwark
Lease length: 93 years remaining (Started in 1992 with a lease of 125 years)
Ground rent: £10 a year (Not subject to increase)
Service charge: £600 a year
Construction: Standard construction
Property type: End-terrace, Flat
Number of floors: 3
Entrance on floor: 1
Has lift: No
Over commercial premises: No
Parking: On Street
Disabled parking: Yes
Controlled parking zone: Yes
Electricity: Connected to mains electricity
Water and drainage: Connected to mains water supply
Mains surface water drainage: Yes
Sewerage: Connected to mains sewerage
Heating: Central heating, Mains gas
Building safety issues: No
Restrictions
Rights and easements
Title TGL69580 contains beneficial rights or easements.
Here is a summary but a property lawyer can advise further:- The property has the benefit of, and is subject to, easements and rights granted by the lease and those specified in paragraph 2 of Schedule 6 of the Housing Act 1985. - The title includes any legal easements granted by the registered lease(s) but is subject to any rights reserved by it.
Public right of way through and/or across your house, buildings or land: No
Flood risk: Yes
River and sea flooding risk: Very Low; Surface water flooding risk: Low; Reservoir flooding risk: At risk; Groundwater flooding risk: Unlikely
History of flooding: No history of flooding has been reported.
Coastal erosion risk: No
Planning and development: No
Listing and conservation: In a conservation area
Tree Preservation Order in place
Accessibility: None
Coalfield or mining: No coal mining risk identified
with a study and private garden – chain free!
Internally you are greeted by a spacious reception room with high ceilings and cornicing, a picture sash window means its lovely and bright, finished with stripped wood flooring, shelving in the alcoves and a fireplace. Heading through the property you will find the kitchen which is adjacent to the dining room. The kitchen is stylish and smartly finished with butcher’s block worktops, wood flooring, an integrated oven and hob and an exposed brick wall adding character to the space. The diner is vibrant with blue walls and offers enough space for a large dining table and chairs with further storage running along one wall. Moving down to the lower ground floor of the property, you will find the large master bedroom at the front, which spans the width of the property, finished with wood flooring, plantation shutters on the windows and built in storage. The second bedroom is also a god sized double bedroom with a dressing room/ utility area/study adjacent offering views to the garden and plenty of storage space, this would also make a nice nursery. The three-piece bathroom suite is located on the half landing and has a modern feel, with contemporary tiling, wood paneling and a bath with an overhead shower perfect for the busy morning dash. The garden is accessed through the door on the half landing and has a large patio, established planting and space to add more!
There is an active Grosvenor Community and Tenants and Residents Association that maintains the small children’s park at the end of the road, and also organises a range of events such as - film nights and supper clubs. It’s great to have such a sense of community in such a central location. Just down the road you have a variety of shops and burgeoning restaurant and café bar scene along Walworth Road. You also have the colour and bustle of East Street market a 0.7mile walk away too. Plenty of buses from Walworth Road will whisk you the few stops it takes to get up to Elephant & Castle for tube (Bakerloo, Northern) and surface rail connections. You can also take a 0.7 mile walk via Kennington Park to get to Oval tube and the popular Oval Saturday farmers market. Grosvenor Park is a stone's throw from Burgess Park, which, at a mile long, is Southwark’s largest. There is plenty to explore here – the café, outdoor gym, lake, state of the art playgrounds, tennis courts, table tennis tables, designated barbeque facilities and even a world class BMX track – and all kinds of community events to enjoy throughout the summer.
Offers in excess of: £650,000
Tenure: Leasehold
Council Tax band: D
Authority: London Borough of Southwark
Lease length: 93 years remaining (Started in 1992 with a lease of 125 years)
Ground rent: £10 a year (Not subject to increase)
Service charge: £600 a year
Construction: Standard construction
Property type: End-terrace, Flat
Number of floors: 3
Entrance on floor: 1
Has lift: No
Over commercial premises: No
Parking: On Street
Disabled parking: Yes
Controlled parking zone: Yes
Electricity: Connected to mains electricity
Water and drainage: Connected to mains water supply
Mains surface water drainage: Yes
Sewerage: Connected to mains sewerage
Heating: Central heating, Mains gas
Building safety issues: No
Restrictions
Rights and easements
Title TGL69580 contains beneficial rights or easements.
Here is a summary but a property lawyer can advise further:- The property has the benefit of, and is subject to, easements and rights granted by the lease and those specified in paragraph 2 of Schedule 6 of the Housing Act 1985. - The title includes any legal easements granted by the registered lease(s) but is subject to any rights reserved by it.
Public right of way through and/or across your house, buildings or land: No
Flood risk: Yes
River and sea flooding risk: Very Low; Surface water flooding risk: Low; Reservoir flooding risk: At risk; Groundwater flooding risk: Unlikely
History of flooding: No history of flooding has been reported.
Coastal erosion risk: No
Planning and development: No
Listing and conservation: In a conservation area
Tree Preservation Order in place
Accessibility: None
Coalfield or mining: No coal mining risk identified
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About this agent
Now a centrally located zone 2 part of South East London, we’ve seen an influx of people look to buy in this area over Herne Hill, Brixton and Dulwich in recent years – and we have a substantial amount of desirable Victorian and Georgian properties in the portfolio to be able to accommodate for this growing demand. Camberwell Estate Agents & Letting AgentsThe upwards trend among varying demographics to buy here is largely due to the great value for money that the area represents. Here there are a number of excellent schools both in the state and private sectors, which has been known to draw in the friendliest of families. These schools include Lyndhurst Primary, St. Saviours, Dog Kennel Hill and The Charter School. Being home to one of the world’s leading arts institutions, Camberwell College of Arts, and of course being in close residence of South London Gallery, the area is fast becoming a hub for artisan types. It’s also the houses that offer an attractive townscape punctuated with a characterful take on elegance – here you’ll find rows of polished cream coloured Georgian houses standing beside well-known street murals. The area has a fantastic vibe with many things to do – afternoon cocktails at The Crooked Well, a Victorian swimming pool, table tennis in Camberwell Green, the finest Tapas at Angels & Gypsies, Sunday concerts on the bandstand in Ruskin Park, community choirs, swing dance and more! Camberwell is always improving too. Burgess Park has recently had a whopping £6m makeover and is now the perfect environment for the sports-mad, offering a sports centre, football pitches, cricket pitches, tennis courts, table tennis, fishing permits, a 5km running track and a BMX track.