Chain free and turnkey three double bedroom flat-fronted Victorian terraced house, with a notable high-end finish. Your new home has been tastefully extended and architecturally enhanced. Lift not a finger.

We love the open-plan kitchen/reception at the back of the property, where wall-spanning folding doors deliver you to your generous lawned garden of ~75 feet. The southeasterly orientation means you'll enjoy loads of sun.

Find your new pad on a tree-lined residential street within Hatcham Conservation Area, just a six minute walk from New Cross Gate Station - for regular and Windrush line services. Local schools include Hatcham, Kender and Edmund Waller primaries, and Hatcham College is close for secondary phase.

From your smart hall, your double-reception rests to your right in a grown up hue. Herringbone flooring, opened-up fireplaces, alcove storage and shutters to the lower sash window panes all impress.

Drop down to your kitchen/reception from an oversized opening here, or from the hall (noting the understairs cupboard and cute guest w.c. to your left before you get here). Running 21 feet to your glazed folding doors, with large profile floor tiling, it is an excellent entertaining or family space, with a multitude of wall and base units plus integrated appliances. Marble counters and central island add to the welcome luxury vibes.

Your first floor hosts three double bedrooms and a sleek windowed bathroom (contemporary sanitaryware and fittings here, including an over-bath shower).

Your principal bedroom across the front of the house is over 15 feet by nearly 11 feet and has a bank of built-in wardrobes. The second double is next door (of over 10 feet by over 9 feet). Your third double bedroom is set at the back of the house with a Velux in the roofline in addition to its double-glazed window onto garden views. Pale carpets grace all the bedrooms for warmth and cosiness.

Such a strong home in such a strong location. Walk six minutes to New Cross Gate Station for regular and Overground services - just one stop to London Bridge, and Fare Zone 2.

Queens Road Peckham Station is a 12 minute walk in the other direction. There are also plenty of day and night bus routes within a short walk of the house - to Elephant & Castle and beyond, or to Peckham, Deptford, Greenwich, Brockley and Lewisham. And if you want to speed to Waterloo, the new 'Bakerloop' bus has you covered.

Corner (cafe plus lates) is a delightful local gem, and The Old Library has a nice friendly bar plus beer garden, and regular live music events. Other local pubs include The Rose Inn and the Earl of Derby.

New Cross is home to Goldsmiths University with its wonderful contemporary art gallery: Goldsmiths CCA. Local parks include Eckington Gardens, Telegraph Hill (Upper and Lower, with weekly Farmers' Market on Saturdays) and Fordham Parks.

Nip down to neighbouring postcode SE15 for others, including Peckham Bazaar, Hausu, Ganapati, Artusi, Peckham Levels, Forza Wine and Mr Bao.

Deptford has quite the gastronomic offering, too (a short walk east, Deptford Market Yard and Deptford High Street are bursting with new and established eateries and drinkeries) and you'll find The Albany Theatre here as well.

Grab your fresh loaves from Blackbird Bakery by QRP station, or at Ayres on nearby Nunhead Lane. While you are in Nunhead, FC Soper wet fish shop, BARD4100 (pizzeria), Goodcup/Goodnights, El Vermut and Mother Superior (bottle shops), The Pyrotechnists Arms and the Old Nun's Head are also highly recommended.