Meeting House Lane, Peckham

£375,000

Offers in excess of £375,000.

Victorian one bedroom first floor conversion flat of 602 square feet. Find the property just a seven minute walk from Queens Road Peckham Station - Fare Zone 2. Or walk 13 to Peckham Rye Station. Parking is unrestricted on this and nearby streets.

There’s just one flat below you and you share a hall space. In your own front door and take the stairs to the landing area. First find the kitchen (plentiful smart fitted units here plus breakfast bar). The double-aspect bathroom is accessed via this room, with smart white modern suite and over-bath shower.

Up a few stairs, and from the main landing, your bedroom is set to your left. It’s 13 feet by 11 feet, with a bank of built-in wardrobes running along one wall, and sash window.

The large pale-carpeted reception room spans the front of the building. It’s over 16 feet by nearly 13 feet, with big bay window and an additional sash, and a feature fireplace.

SE15 keeps on sizzling! Queens Road Peckham Station has London Overground trains (improving the already-good connectivity to the City since 2012).

The Blackbird Bakery, in one of the QRP arches, is a popular spot for coffee, cake and pizza nights. Mamma Dough, Peckham Cellars and Beer Rebellion are also strong and popular, and newer buzzing additions are Kudu and Smoky Kudu; the former with a Bib Gourmand!

Other good local restaurants are Peckham Bazaar on Consort Road, plus Banh Banh and Mr Bao on Peckham Rye.

You’re but a 13 minute walk from Peckham Rye Station and Bellenden Road; where gastronomic delights include The Begging Bowl, Artusi and Ganapati. Rye Lane is an 11 minute walk for trendy hangouts such as Peckham Levels and The Bussey Building & Copeland Park. You’ll also find Peckham Plex Cinema - for films for a fiver! Walk 10 minutes for Peckham Library and neighbouring leisure centre, plus canal path through Burgess Park.

You’re also close to New Cross - for Goldsmiths University, contemporary art gallery, and Telegraph Hill’s pretty Victorian parks.

The Peckham Coal Line is an exciting, crowdfunded project that looks to link Peckham’s two stations with a linear park.

Nunhead, Dulwich, Camberwell, Greenwich and Brixton are also close for more options.