Lacon Road, East Dulwich

£550,000

A delightful two double bedroom period maisonette with its own front door, double-glazed windows throughout, recessed lighting, a new lease, and an east-facing private garden. Parking is unrestricted on-street.

The boutique developer is giving the buyer welcome freedom to customise the final design - you can choose the finishing touches you want - including kitchen, worktops, flooring, wall colours, wardrobe design and more. Please ask us for more details.

Find your new pad on a quiet East Dulwich side street which is pleasingly-close to North Cross Road and Lorship Lane. East Dulwich Station (Zone 2) is a 10 minute walk away.

Your local movie-like high street area is North Cross Road: a mixed residential/smart-commercial locale leading to Lordship Lane, with wonderful offerings (an independent book shop, cute eateries, a florist, a high-end hairdresser etc.) and a regular and popular foodie/creative Saturday market.

Your own front door is to the side of the building. Up a few stairs and first you’ll find the property’s contemporary bathroom. Set at the back of the building is your first bedroom - a good double, with an east-facing aspect.

From the main landing is the second double, set to your left - again of a good size, with east-facing window.

The front of the home hosts an open-plan kitchen/reception room, with feature fireplace, bespoke alcove storage, two west-facing windows (bespoke shutters grace these and the bedroom windows, too) - you’ll enjoy lovely afternoon sun. Appliances are integrated and included in the sale (all with manufacturer warranties).

What a spot! As well as having North Cross Road and Lordship Lane on your doorstep, you’re within easy walking distance of Peckham’s Bellenden Road and Rye Lane. Goose Green and Peckham Rye Park and Common are also close.

East Dulwich leisure centre is nearby for pool, gym and classes. And there are two local cinemas to choose from: a Picturehouse one on Lordship Lane, and an independent one on Rye Lane (Peckham Plex).

Local pubs include The Palmerston, The Clocktower, The Great Exhibition, The EDT, and The Actress and The Bishop(!).

Grocery shopping? On Lordship Lane we like SMBS, The Cheese Block, Mons and William Rose (the latter gets quite the queue!). There’s an M&S Food Hall also.

If you’re eating out, we recommend locally: Monkatsu and Thai Corner Cafe (both on North Cross Road), Banh Banh, Peckham Bazaar, The Begging Bowl, Artusi, The Coal Rooms, Ganapati, Miss Tapas, Mr Bao and Franklins.

For more options, you’re close to Nunhead, Camberwell, Dulwich Village and Herne Hill.