New James Court, Nunhead Lane, Nunhead

£799,950

Sale Agreed

Architecturally-treated three bedroom house of 971 square feet, with a pro-landscaped south-west facing garden (with rear access) in a quiet and set-back setting with central green.

The house is finished to an excellent standard - lift not a finger here! Welcome features include double-glazed windows, wooden herringbone flooring, and an incredible custom-made kitchen.

You’re close to central Nunhead and its Conservation Area, and to Peckham Rye Park and Common. Walk 10 minutes to Nunhead Station, or 12 to Peckham Rye Station.

The ground floor is a big and bright open-plan situation, with large windows and sliding doors onto the garden. The reception/dining space is over 17 feet by over 11 feet, with bespoke cupboards and shelving. The smart kitchen units are plentiful, in pink and deep blue hues.

Up the stairs and you’ve got two bedrooms set to the rear - of over 15 feet by over 11 feet, and of over 8 feet by over 7 feet. The third bedroom’s over 12 feet by over 11 feet. All three rooms have their original floor boards (in great condition). The property’s windowed bathroom has a contemporary white suite, and an over bath shower. Access loft storage from the landing.

Nunhead’s got a Victorian library and beautiful cemetery, a pretty green, a village-vibe, and a cool high street with established shops such as Ayres bakery and FC Soper wet fish shop. Kudu Grill, Goodcup, Four Hundred Rabbits and El Vermut come recommended, and The Old Nun’s Head pub (The Angel Oak is also another good local pub - both have beer gardens).

Peckham’s got a great (and growing!) restaurant scene; its highlights including Peckham Bazaar, Mr Bao, The Coal Rooms, Bahn Bahn, Miss Tapas and Levan. Rye Lane is home to the trendiest of hangouts such as Peckham Levels, The Bussey Building and The Market Building, as well as high street shops, banks and markets.

For more options you’re really close to East Dulwich, Camberwell and New Cross.

Local schools include Edmund Waller, John Donne, Ivydale and Hollydale primaries.