Choumert Square, London

Charming two-bedroom freehold cottage in the secluded Choumert Square.

Nestled in the highly sought-after and secluded location of Choumert Square, this beautiful freehold two-bedroom cottage offers a rare opportunity to live in one of the area's hidden gems. Tucked behind an inconspicuous gate on Choumert Grove, the square reveals itself as a tranquil oasis. The property is positioned towards the end of the picturesque lane, offering peace and privacy.

The front garden, bathed in sunlight throughout the day, provides the perfect setting for relaxation, whether you’re enjoying a morning coffee or unwinding in the evening.

Inside, the open-plan kitchen, living, and dining area boasts charming period features, including hardwood floors and a stunning feature fireplace. The kitchen to the rear is fully equipped with built-in cupboards, worktop space, and room for a dining table—perfect for entertaining.

At the back of the house, you’ll find a recently renovated bathroom that exudes luxury, complete with a full bathtub, overhead shower with gold detailing, and skylights that flood the space with natural light. Additional storage can be found under the stairs.

Upstairs, the second bedroom serves as an ideal study or nursery, while the main bedroom offers a peaceful retreat. This level also features a separate toilet and access to loft storage, ensuring plenty of space for all your needs.

Each year in June, residents open their gates and celebrated gardens to the public. More than the sum of its parts, Choumert Square (which is actually a lane-way with noteworthy communal garden area at the top) was named after the 19th Century landowner George Choumert, who was of French extraction. The square enjoys a wonderful communal feel, alongside the garden shows you can expect book clubs and a resident’s association alongside plenty of other community benefits.

Venturing beyond the confines of Choumert Square unveils the vibrant thoroughfare of Bellenden Road, a bustling epicentre boasting an eclectic array of eateries, boutiques, and local enterprises. From cherished classics such as Artusi, The Begging Bowl and Ganapati, to newer culinary delights like The Sourcing Table and FIKA there's a culinary adventure awaiting every palate. For those who enjoy traditional English pubs, The Victoria Inn and The Montpelier offer convivial atmospheres, while The Village Grocer and Flock and Herd butcher provide a bounty of fresh produce.

Those in pursuit of leisure and culture need only stroll to Rye Lane, where trendy destinations like Franks, The Bussey Building, and Peckham Plex Cinema await. Nature enthusiasts will revel in the abundance of green spaces, from the tranquil Warwick Gardens to the expansive Peckham Rye Park and Common, where seasonal festivals abound.

Commute with ease via the nearby Peckham Rye station, offering swift connections to London Bridge, Blackfriars, Victoria and Elephant & Castle underground stations, and the expansive London Overground network, facilitating direct access to Canada Water (Jubilee line for Canary Wharf), Clapham Junction and Shoreditch High Street.

Freehold
Council tax band - C