Trafalgar Avenue, Peckham, London

This elegant Grade II four-bedroom Victorian townhouse, with 50-ft west facing garden, sits among mature trees and parkland on Trafalgar Avenue, a designated Conservation Area running along the eastern edge of Burgess Park in South London. Arranged over five floors, the property has high ceilings and large sash windows throughout, retaining generous original proportions while having been lovingly restored by the current owners.

Set behind a neat front garden, there are steps leading from the front garden both up to the main front door and the lower front door. Entry is to a bright hallway, with a beautiful staircase which has been recently recarpeted and on the left are a pair of reception rooms with huge sash windows that look onto to the landscaped front and back garden. There are in-built shutters either side of the tall windows along with two working fireplaces.

There is a separate W/C on this floor which can be found next to the doors that open onto a mature low maintenance back garden with pergola and shed.Steps lead up from the lower ground floor to the wonderfully landscaped private gardens, with a seating area at the back.

Discover a beautifully designed lower-ground floor boasting a generously sized, neutrally presented kitchen and an expansive separate dining room, basking in the morning sun. The lower front door welcomes you into this inviting space. Retaining its original layout, the property offers interconnected areas conducive to modern living. Abundant storage options are available on this level, along with a convenient separate utility room and drying space adjacent to the back door, providing easy access to the charming garden.

Across the top three floors of the house are four double bedrooms and two four-piece bathrooms. The bedroom to the front of the house is flooded with tons of natural light through three large windows and is currently used as an artists studio. The master bedroom which sits at the top of the house has been recently renovated to a high spec and has been fitted with bespoke wardrobes which offers endless amounts of storage space and parquet flooring with underfloor heating. The house is oriented east-west and so these elevated rooms are flooded with light throughout the day.

The gardens along Trafalgar Avenue back directly onto Burgess park, which has recently undergone huge redevelopment. There are tennis courts and football pitches, a new play area, a BMX track and Quietway cycle routes through lovely planting.

The house lies equidistant between Bermondsey and Peckham which are well-known for their excellent restaurants and pubs, and have good transport links. Buses run towards Elephant and Castle and the City. The Bakerloo Line is within walking distance from Elephant and Castle Underground Station and the Jubilee Line runs from Bermondsey. Still in consultation, the proposed Bakerloo line extension site on the Old Kent Road would be a three-minute walk from the house.

These beautiful regency townhouses don't often come on the market especially in this condition so early viewings are advised.

Freehold
Energy Efficiency Rating: E
Council Tax Band: F