Kenbury Street, London

With natural light, high ceilings, period features and hard wood flooring throughout, this well-proportioned flat extends to approximately 805 sq ft and is positioned on the ground floor of an rare purpose built Edwardian mansion block. The property further benefits from its own private west-facing garden, offering an excellent outdoor extension to the living space.

Upon entering, a welcoming hallway leads to the front room, generously proportioned with two large windows allowing light to flood through, great for relaxing. Next up, down the hall, the main bedroom, a spacious room with built in floor to ceiling wardrobes and a window looking out onto the courtyard.

The family bathroom is neutrally decorated and includes a bathtub with an overhead shower, and a window providing natural light. To the rear of the property is an open-plan kitchen and dining area, that comfortably accommodates a dining table for entertaining, from which a rear door opens directly onto the private west-facing garden, a perfect low maintenance sun trap with a selection of established fruit trees, for morning coffee or evening drinks. Also located at the rear is the second double bedroom, offering a quiet and comfortable retreat.

The home offers a flexible layout, with the opportunity to be three bedrooms or to be reconfigured to create a larger open plan kitchen living space.

The building also offers access to a communal roof terrace.

Nestled between the vibrant districts of Camberwell and Brixton, Kenbury Street is a charming and quiet residential street in the heart of South London. The area balances urban convenience with a friendly, community feel.

Food lovers will enjoy the rich selection of eateries nearby. Just minutes away on Coldharbour Lane, you'll find a range of standout spots including Mamma Dough, a lively pizzeria with great sourdough crusts. For casual eats, Asya Fish Bar and Johnnies Cafe offer reliable local favourites.

The area is well served by essential retailers. Nisa Local and Co Op Food are all within walking distance, alongside independent options like Tony’s Corner Shop and Wyndham Supermarket. Camberwell’s high street offers a mix of high-street chains, pharmacies, and specialist stores, with Brixton’s markets and boutique shops a short bus ride away.

Residents can enjoy the open lawns and seasonal flowerbeds of Ruskin Park, just a 5-minute walk away, perfect for morning jogs or family outings. Other nearby parks include Myatt’s Fields Park, with a community cafe and playground, and Kennington Park, great for weekend relaxation.

Kenbury Street is extremely well-connected for travel across London. Loughborough Junction station offers Thameslink services north to Blackfriars, London Bridge, Victoria Farringdon and St Pancras, while Denmark Hill station (under 10 minutes’ walk) connects to the London Overground, Southeastern, and additional Thameslink routes. Brixton Tube station is a further 15 minute walk and connects to the Victoria Line, whipping you into Oxford Circus in just 12 minutes.

Numerous bus routes (35, 45, 68, 345) run through Camberwell and Coldharbour Lane, offering direct access to Central London, Brixton, and beyond.


Service charge - £840pa - reviewed annually
Ground rent - £10pa – reviewed annually
Lease – 91 years
Council tax band - B