No longer on the market
This property is no longer on the market
Floorplan
Map
Area stats4 bedroom terraced house
Pets considered
Terraced house
4 beds
4 baths
1496
EPC rating: D
Key information
Council tax: Band D
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1000Mbps *
Mobile signal:
EEO2ThreeVodafone
Letting details
- Availability date: 8 Jun 2025
- Part furnished
- Deposit: £4700
- Long term let
Features and description
Architecture and Interior
Considerably larger than you would imagine at first glance from the kerbside, the house has been pushed outwards and upwards through extensive refurbishment.
What was once the original grand reception room is now a very stylish kitchen and dining room, with exceptionally high ceilings that add a sense of drama. Venture deeper and the living room, with a side bay window, is a wonderfully peaceful room that opens out onto an ornamental garden. There's also a bathroom on this level, and a useful cellar.
Head upstairs and you'll find three superb-sized bedrooms and two bathrooms distributed across the first floor. Climb the second set of stairs and you'll be greeted by the loft room; a lovely space that's equally at home as an office or a fourth bedroom. Look out of either window at the front or back and the London skyline reminds you where you are.
This home is perfect for a family or working professionals looking to share.
In The Neighbourhood
Wide open green space and footpaths await you across the road in Deptford Park. Surrey Quays Shopping and Leisure Centre is a short walk and will satisfy all your shopping and personal needs, including affordable coworking spaces and a climbing wall.
Under the historic arches of Deptford Market Yard lies an array of eclectic food stalls and shops sure to satisfy the most diverse culinary and artistic interests.
Transport and Connections
Whilst the setting may feel a little off the beaten track, it's extremely well connected. Wander through the park and you can hop on any number of buses from Evelyn Road to whisk you through Bermondsey and into Central London. You can also walk to Surrey Quays station for the London Overground to Shoreditch and beyond to North London, with stops along the way for transferring to the tube network, including the Jubilee Line just one station north at Canada Water.
Material Information
Property construction: Traditional brick
Heating: Gas central heating
Utilities: Gas, electric, water
Electricity & Gas: Independently supplied by Eon Energy
Water and Sewerage: Mains connected to Thames Water
Broadband: Standard download speed 7Mbps, upload speed 0.8Mbps. Ultrafast available (d/l & u/l 1000 Mbps). Source: Ofcom
Mobile signal coverage: Likely external cover on all major networks, limited internal cover linked to EE. Source: Ofcom
Flood risk: Very low risk of any type of flooding (source: Gov.uk)
Accessibility and adaptations: Not suitable for wheelchair users
Flight path: Yes. Source: Flightradar24
EPC rating: D. Mobile signal information: Likely external cover on all major networks, limited internal cover linked to EE. Source: Ofcom
Considerably larger than you would imagine at first glance from the kerbside, the house has been pushed outwards and upwards through extensive refurbishment.
What was once the original grand reception room is now a very stylish kitchen and dining room, with exceptionally high ceilings that add a sense of drama. Venture deeper and the living room, with a side bay window, is a wonderfully peaceful room that opens out onto an ornamental garden. There's also a bathroom on this level, and a useful cellar.
Head upstairs and you'll find three superb-sized bedrooms and two bathrooms distributed across the first floor. Climb the second set of stairs and you'll be greeted by the loft room; a lovely space that's equally at home as an office or a fourth bedroom. Look out of either window at the front or back and the London skyline reminds you where you are.
This home is perfect for a family or working professionals looking to share.
In The Neighbourhood
Wide open green space and footpaths await you across the road in Deptford Park. Surrey Quays Shopping and Leisure Centre is a short walk and will satisfy all your shopping and personal needs, including affordable coworking spaces and a climbing wall.
Under the historic arches of Deptford Market Yard lies an array of eclectic food stalls and shops sure to satisfy the most diverse culinary and artistic interests.
Transport and Connections
Whilst the setting may feel a little off the beaten track, it's extremely well connected. Wander through the park and you can hop on any number of buses from Evelyn Road to whisk you through Bermondsey and into Central London. You can also walk to Surrey Quays station for the London Overground to Shoreditch and beyond to North London, with stops along the way for transferring to the tube network, including the Jubilee Line just one station north at Canada Water.
Material Information
Property construction: Traditional brick
Heating: Gas central heating
Utilities: Gas, electric, water
Electricity & Gas: Independently supplied by Eon Energy
Water and Sewerage: Mains connected to Thames Water
Broadband: Standard download speed 7Mbps, upload speed 0.8Mbps. Ultrafast available (d/l & u/l 1000 Mbps). Source: Ofcom
Mobile signal coverage: Likely external cover on all major networks, limited internal cover linked to EE. Source: Ofcom
Flood risk: Very low risk of any type of flooding (source: Gov.uk)
Accessibility and adaptations: Not suitable for wheelchair users
Flight path: Yes. Source: Flightradar24
EPC rating: D. Mobile signal information: Likely external cover on all major networks, limited internal cover linked to EE. Source: Ofcom
Area statistics
Crime score
High crime
10/10
About this agent
Since 1996, Unique Property Company has sold and rented some of London’s most unusual, esoteric and alternative homes,in every single borough and from £200,000 – £20,000,000, and from £250 – £15,000 per week.