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Features

  • Five double bedrooms
  • 53ft Private Garden
  • Downstairs WC
  • Cellar perfect for storage
  • Two Bathrooms (one en-suite)
  • Excellent transport links
  • Lots of period features
  • Shops, bars and of restaurants on your doorstep
  • PROCEEDABLE BUYERS ONLY

Nearest Stations

  • Crofton Park Rail Station - 0.2 miles
  • Brockley Rail Station - 0.4 miles
  • Honor Oak Park Rail Station - 0.7 miles
  • Nunhead Rail Station - 0.8 miles
  • Ladywell Rail Station - 0.9 miles

PROCEEDABLE BUYERS ONLY 

A Victorian Classic with Space, Light & Serious Family Appeal

Tucked away on one of those wonderfully quiet, leafy residential streets that make you feel a world away from the bustle of London, yet with everything you need remarkably close at hand, this Victorian terrace is a home that delivers on every level.

Step inside and the impressive entrance hall immediately sets the tone, with soaring high ceilings creating that wonderful sense of scale so characteristic of the Victorian era. From here, the ground floor unfolds effortlessly into a spectacular double-aspect reception room, cleverly opened up to create one huge, free-flowing living space stretching over 23 feet. With an east-west orientation, natural light moves beautifully through the room throughout the day, creating a bright, welcoming backdrop for everything from lazy Sunday mornings to long evenings entertaining friends.

At the rear, the heart of the home continues with a gorgeous bay-windowed kitchen and dining space, while a thoughtfully positioned downstairs WC sits discreetly off the entrance hall.

And then there is the garden a private, sunny and wonderfully established west-facing retreat. Mature trees, shrubs and lush foliage create a beautifully secluded setting, offering the perfect place for morning coffee, summer lunches, children to play or simply somewhere to escape at the end of the day.

Upstairs, the house continues to impress. The loft conversion has transformed the accommodation, creating an exceptional five double-bedroom home alongside two family bathrooms. The bedrooms are generous and versatile, while leafy views over the mature garden bring a lovely sense of calm and greenery to the upper floors.

But perhaps one of this home's greatest strengths is its location. Life here is exceptionally well connected without sacrificing that coveted neighbourhood feel. Brockley Station is around an eight-minute walk away, providing mainline services to London Bridge in just 13 minutes, alongside London Overground connections towards Canada Water, Shoreditch, Hoxton, Dalston and Highbury & Islington with 24-hour services running on Friday and Saturday nights. Crofton Park Station is even closer, around five minutes on foot, offering Thameslink services to London Blackfriars in approximately 20 minutes.

This is a home that manages to combine the things London buyers rarely find all together: Victorian character, generous proportions, five double bedrooms, wonderful natural light, a private west-facing garden, outstanding transport links and the green, community-focused feel of one of southeast London's most sought-after neighbourhoods.

Property Ref: S1841088

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