Key information

Tenure: Leasehold | 101 yrs left

Ground rent: £10 per annum | review period: unconfirmed

Service charge: £1,979 per annum

Council tax: Band B

Broadband: Ultra-fast 1800Mbps *

Mobile signal:

EEO2ThreeVodafone

Features and description

Two bedrooms
Top-floor apartment
Spacious reception room
Separate kitchen
Residents’ parking
Communal gardens
Excellent transport links (A205 nearby)
No onward chain

Ref: JH0676

Guide Price: £300,000 – £315,000
No onward chain

A well-proportioned two-bedroom top-floor apartment set within a low-rise ex-local authority block, positioned on the borders of East Dulwich and Forest Hill.

The accommodation comprises a spacious reception room, separate kitchen, two genuine double bedrooms, and a family bathroom. Further benefits include communal gardens and residents’ parking.

Melford Court, located on Melford Road, sits at the upper end of East Dulwich with excellent access to the A205 South Circular, making it ideal for commuters. Forest Hill and East Dulwich both offer a strong mix of transport links, independent cafés, pubs, and local amenities, making this an excellent first-time purchase or buy-to-let investment.

Key features:

Two bedrooms
Top-floor apartment
Spacious reception room
Separate kitchen
Residents’ parking
Communal gardens
Excellent transport links (A205 nearby)
No onward chain
Additional information:

Tenure: Leasehold
Lease remaining: 102 years
Ground rent: £10 per annum
Service charge: £1,967 per annum
Council tax: London Borough of Southwark – Band B
EPC rating: C
Viewings strictly by appointment. Please enquire via email through the portal where you see this listing, or call quoting Ref: JH0676.

About this agent

eXp UK - London

114 St. Martin's Lane London, England WC2N 4BE

020 3641 0463

Full profile Property listings

eXp UK are the newest estate agency business, powering individual agents around the UK to provide a personal service and experience to help get you moved. Here are the top 7 things you need to know when moving home: Get your house valued by 3 different agents before you put it on the market Don't pick the agent that values it the highest, without evidence of other properties sold in the same area It's always best to put your house on the market before you find a property The estate agent acts for the seller and is there to get the seller the best price possible Understand the length of time it can take - 14 weeks from when you accept an offer, or have an offer accepted to move in! A long time! It can get stressful, but speak to your agent and your solicitor and they will put you in the picture Be nice to estate agents - we're pretty nice people, offer some great advice and will help to get you moved.