Situated within an attractive Peabody estate of eight uniform Edwardian buildings arranged around a central landscaped courtyard, and framed by charming two-storey cottages dating back to 1908. This beautifully upgraded one-bedroom apartment offers an elegant balance of period character and modern living. The property is set within a vibrant, heritage-rich community, presenting a rare opportunity to enjoy a contemporary interior aesthetic while remaining immersed in the timeless charm of this well-established Herne Hill development.

Accessed at raised ground-floor level, this thoughtfully refurbished apartment blends refined modern finishes with classic period detailing. The interior has been carefully reconfigured to preserve the home’s original appeal, while introducing a soothing palette of soft green walls and pale oak engineered flooring. Large double-glazed sash-style windows allow an abundance of natural light to flow throughout, enhancing both space and warmth. The accommodation comprises a generous double bedroom and a bright reception room centred around an attractive feature fireplace. A separate, fully fitted kitchen features marble work surfaces, integrated Neff appliances, a wine cooler, fridge freezer and washing machine, alongside ample wall and base units providing excellent storage. The shower room is finished to a high specification, with quality tiling, a rainfall shower, WC and basin. Further benefits include double glazing throughout, recessed downlighting, engineered wood flooring to the living areas, and contemporary grey wall-mounted vertical radiators, completing this stylish and well-appointed home.

Herne Hill is a sought-after and characterful neighbourhood in South London, offering a compelling mix of urban convenience, green open spaces and a strong sense of community. Positioned between the vibrant hubs of Brixton and Dulwich, Herne Hill retains a distinctive village atmosphere, making it an increasingly desirable place to live and visit.

At the centre of the neighbourhood is Station Square and the high street, a lively focal point lined with independent boutiques, welcoming cafés and a selection of popular restaurants and pubs. The area has a creative, bohemian energy, with local favourites such as Herne Hill Books, an independent bookshop known for its curated selection and events, and Blackbird Bakery, celebrated for its artisan breads and pastries. Lulu’s Bar & Deli is another local highlight, popular for brunch or relaxed evening dining.

One of Herne Hill’s defining features is its close proximity to Brockwell Park, an expansive 50-acre green space that acts as the area’s social heart. The park is ideal for jogging, cycling and picnics, and is home to the iconic Brockwell Lido, a striking art-deco outdoor swimming pool, alongside tennis courts, a bowling green and children’s play areas. Elevated points within the park offer impressive panoramic views across the London skyline, including landmarks such as The Shard and St Paul’s Cathedral. Cultural life in Herne Hill is further enriched by the historic Herne Hill Velodrome.

The neighbourhood also benefits from easy access to Dulwich Picture Gallery, a renowned art institution, and Dulwich Park, another expansive green space perfect for walking and relaxation. Herne Hill enjoys a lively community atmosphere, with highlights including the popular Sunday Herne Hill Farmers’ Market, offering locally sourced produce, artisanal food and handmade goods. This strong community spirit is reinforced through regular local events, ranging from outdoor concerts to charity fairs and neighbourhood celebrations.

Transport connections are excellent, making Herne Hill a popular choice for commuters. Herne Hill Station provides frequent and fast services to London Victoria and Blackfriars, with journey times of approximately 10–15 minutes. Numerous bus routes serve the area, while nearby Brixton Underground Station offers access to the Victoria Line, providing further links to central London and beyond. This thriving South London location is surrounded by Tulse Hill, Crystal Palace and East Dulwich, with Clapham also within easy reach.

Tenure: Leasehold
Tax Council Band: B
Local Authority: Lambeth