Kelly Avenue, London

Spanning over 2,000 sq ft, this modern terraced home offers an exceptional sense of space across four generously sized levels. Featuring two reception areas and four bedrooms, the property is presented in good condition and offers scope for personalisation.

Entering through the gated front garden, you're welcomed into a bright, open-plan kitchen and living area. The fully equipped L-shaped kitchen is positioned at the front, while the rear of the space offers ample room for both dining and lounging. Additional features on this level include a guest WC and a handy under-stairs storage cupboard.

Towards the back, a self-contained annex-style suite provides incredible flexibility. Complete with its own kitchen, living area, bedroom, shower room, and direct access to the car park, it's ideal for guests, multigenerational living, or potential rental income.

A spiral staircase leads to the conservatory, which opens out through double doors onto a large, south-facing terrace—perfect for entertaining. This sunny outdoor space is paved and features raised planters, making it a dream for gardeners and BBQ enthusiasts. An external staircase also provides access to the car park below.

Adjacent to the conservatory is an additional reception room or study, which connects to a spacious double bedroom featuring an ensuite WC and stylish neutral-toned engineered wood flooring.

The next level hosts two further double bedrooms and a family bathroom, complete with green tiling and a full-sized bath. On the top floor, the principal bedroom boasts built-in wardrobes and an ensuite shower room.

With loft access and ample storage solutions thoughtfully placed throughout, this versatile home effortlessly balances space, comfort, and potential.

The home is accessible to the entirety of Central London by foot (around a 1hr walk to the West End and the City, closer to London Bridge), bicycle (20-30 minutes from all of Central London) and bus (many nearby routes leading north to central London and the City within 30 minutes). If you live here and work in central London, you will never need to get on a packed commuter train or tube again. Although if needs be, you can take the train from nearby Denmark Hill, Oval, Peckham Rye and Elephant and Castle when heading a bit further in all directions. These stations are all within walking distance and, in the case of Oval, Elephant and Castle and Peckham Rye, a very quick bus runs nearby.

Despite its central location, the house is set in a green, low density residential neighbourhood with a strong community feel. It is perfectly located just a short walk from Burgess Park, which at 56 hectares is the largest park in Southwark and was not so long ago subject to a £10m improvement programme, creating one of London's best and most varied green spaces with running tracks, tennis courts, BMX track, a lake, BBQ areas and nature walks. It is also close to delightful Brunswick Park, a local park with a cafe and mini art gallery, tennis courts and a large children's play area. Over on Benhill Road you will find a tranquil nature garden, open to all and tended by volunteers from the community. The neighbourhood has to be one of inner London's most green and you will be constantly pleased by the variety of local green spaces.

Highly rated independent restaurants include Theo's (pizza place), Silk Road (authentic Xi'anese food) and the Camberwell Arms (Bib Gourmand Gastropub). Great independent pubs and bars include The Hermits Cave (Camra-listed traditional local), Veraison (wine bar) and The Kerfield Arms (Gastropub with large outdoor seating area). The much hyped Toad Bakery and Cafe Mondo are both a short walk away. Camberwell also has a large Morrison's, a Lidl and a Co-op as well as bike shops and other useful retailers.

Just on Southampton Way, you will find a Tesco and a gym, on your doorstep!

The award-winning South London Gallery is a short walk away along Peckham Road, next door to Camberwell College of Art/University of the Arts London, which gives the area an authentic artistic buzz. Local artists at Vanguard Walk and Clockwork Studios hold regular open days.

A short walk away, the renowned Bellenden Road-affectionately known as Bellenden Village-beckons with its independent boutiques, cafés, and restaurants. This charming pocket of Peckham exudes a relaxed yet stylish atmosphere. Pick up fresh produce from The Village Grocer, indulge in modern Thai-inspired dishes at The Begging Bowl, or enjoy a drink at the beloved Victoria Inn.

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