Waller Rd is one of the principal tree-lined streets of the Telegraph Hill Conservation Area, where you’ll find a procession of wonderful three storey period terraces.

What we have here is a fine example, exceeding 2000 square feet, brimming with period features including restored fireplaces in the receptions and bedrooms and original linen cupboards. The house exudes warmth, charm and plenty of Victorian character, and with 85’ plus of rear garden. It’s a perfect family home with potential to extend further via the loft (subject to the usual planning).

Its position is superb too, just down from Edmund Waller Primary, close to Haberdasher Aske’s and lots of transport options to get you into town, the City, Docklands and more all within easy reach. We're still expecting the Bakerloo extension will wind its way down here too.
So, let’s go in. We start with the two ground floor receptions, very elegant with high ceilings, sash windows, lovely cornicing, principal fireplace and dividing doors. Lots of light in here too.

From here, down the hallway and we skip down to the kitchen/diner, bay sash windows to the side. original Victorian cabinetry and range built into the chimney breast. The transition into the garden via the bifolds is superb
The four double bedrooms start on the first floor, where we have the huge master, with fireplace and bay windows. Behind this is bed 2, a perfect kids room or nursery. Down to the rear is where we find a very generous and tranquil bedroom three: another fireplace and tons of light.

Up on the top floor overlooking the garden is another very good double room - bedroom 4, and next door is the office, bedroom 5.
Down below is a partially converted basement with Wc, utility area and lots of storage - possible Au Pair's annexe or income source?
Waller Rd is blessed with an abundance of transport connections with New Cross Gate, Nunhead and Queens Rd stations all to hand. The magnificent parks, with weekly farmers market, family areas, tennis courts and stunning city views are a breeze away.

Parking is unrestricted on-street.

Families take note, there are lots of school options: The aforementioned Edmund Waller Primary (Good Ofsted) is literally across the road. Haberdasher Askes Secondary & Free Primary schools (Outstanding Ofsted), and Deptford Green Secondary are all very much within reach.

There's plenty of Green space around, with the two Telegraph Hill parks up the road (kids play areas, tennis courts, outstanding views, one is very dog friendly) and it's a short bus ride up to the wide open spaces of Blackheath and Greenwich parks.

Local star attractions include the Hill Station Community Cafe, which has become a hub for the area and has great music, cinema and pop up restaurant events. Then there’s The Telegraph, great for a Sunday pub lunch and a tricky Monday night quiz.