Colls Road, Peckham

£399,950

Bright one bedroom first floor Victorian conversion flat within a smart terrace, of 559 square feet.

Find your new home on a tree-lined residential back street (very quiet, very little traffic here), pleasingly close to Queens Road Peckham Station; which is just four minutes by foot, for regular rail and Windrush line services. Trains to London Bridge take 8 minutes, so you can be door-to-door is under 25 minutes. Parking is unrestricted, on the street.

You are also but a 15 minute walk from Nunhead Station and Peckham Rye Station, Nunhead’s high street area, and Rye Lane.

You share a hall with just the one flat downstairs. Your own front door is straight ahead. Take stairs up to the first floor. Your kitchen is set at the rear of the property. This has modern white units and drawers partnered with wooden worktops. As throughout, windows are double glazed. Your smart bathroom is next door, with over-bath shower, and metro-tiling.

Up to the main landing and your bedroom rests to your left. This is over 11 feet by 10 feet. Walls are fresh and white.

Across the width of the property you have your large and sunny south-facing reception room of over 15 feet by over 11 feet. There is pleasingly plenty of space to zone seating and dining areas. Engineered oak graces the floor.

What is around? Two local bakeries in the QRP arches: Eagle Eats and Blackbird. Connie's pizzeria, Peckham Cellars, Well & Fed and Beer Rebellion are also popular (all of a few minutes away on foot). Bellenden Road and Rye Lane offer up more options (a handful of recommendations are Ganapati, Hausu, Forza Wine, Artusi and The Begging Bowl), and Peckham Bazaar is nearby on Consort Road, for pan-Balkan cooking and a strong wine list.

You are a short walk from Peckham Library and leisure centre plus canal path through Burgess Park, and you are also close to New Cross – for Goldsmiths University, a fab contemporary art gallery (Goldsmiths CCA), and Telegraph Hill’s pretty Victorian parks.

Nunhead, Dulwich, Camberwell, Greenwich and Brixton are also close for markets, parks, and more places to eat and drink.