Spanning 936 sq ft across the upper two floors of an attractive Victorian conversion, this beautifully presented three-bedroom apartment blends period charm with modern updates and is offered with a share of the freehold.

The property is entered on the first floor, where the front of the home opens into a generous living space. A large bay window with bespoke shutters and sash-style double-glazed windows (featured throughout the apartment) fills the room with natural light, while a feature fireplace and immaculate coving enhance the character. The room is spacious enough to comfortably accommodate both a seating area and a dining table.

Adjacent to the living room, the well-proportioned kitchen is neutrally decorated and arranged in an L-shape, featuring integrated appliances and a breakfast bar, making it both practical and sociable.

To the rear of the first floor is the family bathroom, finished with white tiling and comprising a full-sized bath with an overhead shower. Also on this level is the third bedroom, overlooking the quiet rear of the building. This versatile room is ideal as a home office or guest room and benefits from built-in wardrobe space and a desk area thoughtfully fitted beneath the window.

The upper floor completes the home with two spacious double bedrooms, both offering excellent proportions and a continuation of the apartment’s bright and well-maintained feel.

There is additional loft space that has the potential to be converted STPP, or to just be used as handy additional storage.

Further up Bellenden Road the road transforms from a residential paradise to 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.

On the opposite side, is the vibrant hub of East Dulwich. Here, you will find delights such as The Cherry Tree pub, which boasts one of South East London's best outdoor drinking area's, while the famed Lordship Lane provides a variety of well-known establishments.

Families will find educational excellence within reach, with The Belham Primary on Bellenden Road and The Villa Nursery and Pre-preparatory School situated on nearby Lyndhurst Grove, alongside esteemed institutions like Dog Kennel Hill and Lyndhurst Primaries.

Nature lovers will appreciate the neighbourhood's abundant green spaces, from the serene William Griggs Park and Warwick Park to the expansive Peckham Rye Park and Common, which comes alive with festivals in the summer. Fitness enthusiasts can make the most of Reformer Pilates sessions at Level Out on Bellenden Road, access personal training sessions and a variety of fitness classes over at Milo and the Bull on Copeland Road or wind down with some Yoga with Yogarise at the Bussey building. Tennis players will find excellent courts at The Butterfly Tennis Club, while Zen Yoga Studio on Camberwell Grove offers a peaceful retreat.

And when adventure calls, Peckham Rye Station-just a short walk away-keeps you well-connected to the rest of London, with quick links to London Bridge, Shoreditch, Victoria, Blackfriars, Kings Cross and Clapham Junction, making city exploration effortless.

Share of freehold
Service charge - NA
Council tax band - B