Waller Road, London, SE14

Waller Road is tranquil, leafy and has a strong feeling of period grandeur, with the road comprising of impressive Victorian townhouses leading all the way up the hill from Queens Road to Telegraph Hill Park.

Spanning the raised ground floor of a classic three-storey Victorian Townhouse, this two bedroom period apartment has been tastefully refurbished fusing contemporary design with period heritage.Whilst the layout of the property is lateral on paper, the level change between the principal bedroom, bathroom and the living space creates a sense of separation between the spaces, creating an air of calm.

Daylight pours through the bay window, illuminating the sociable open-plan living space. Soothing neutral colour tones, hardwood flooring, original period features. Your kitchen is both stylish and functional. Cream cabinetry compliments the white-tile backsplash whilst the gentle contrast of the butcher-block countertops tie the kitchen together nicely. Behind the kitchen you’ve got the smaller bedroom, which makes for a perfect guest bedroom, study or cot room. Moving towards the rear of the property, you’ll find a vast amount of full size built-in storage cupboards whilst walking through the hallway. Incredibly useful!

To the rear, your principal bedroom oozes space and benefits from garden views. Two built-in wardrobes fulfil your storage needs whilst the room itself is big enough to easily accommodate any further furniture - whether for aesthetic or functionality. Sitting within where the fireplace used to be, you’ve got the original London-stock brickwork still intact making for a great storage space. Serving both rooms, the three-piece bathroom effectively utilises contrasting, dark navy paintwork works against the white tiling and fittings creates a distinctive modern finish which is hard not to enjoy.

The property is held on a 999 year leasehold basis, benefiting from a share of the freehold.

The Telegraph Hill Conservation Area is incredibly sought-after and for good reason. Within walking distance you’ve got: three Zone-2 Stations, a gorgeous Victorian park with panoramic city views and a plethora of amenities for every occasion. What more could you want from your local area!?

Developed in the late 19th Century, this conservation area was developed under the control of the Worshipful Company of Haberdashers. It has uniform and cohesive Victorian architectural character, consisting of primarily three-storey townhouses with two-storey canted bays to the front which are set on wide, verdant streets.

One of the huge draws of Waller Road locally is that the road is a no-through road, meaning you can enjoy pure bliss when inside your home. Parking is unrestricted and both Queens Road & New Cross Gate Stations are in Zone 2 and within a 10 minutes walk. Nunhead Station is only a few minute’s further walk.

For those who love open-green spaces, Telegraph Hill park is a lovely only a short walk away offering awe-inspiring city views, a play park and sports facilities. On Saturdays from 10 to 3, you’ve got the Farmer’s Market on the lower side of the park where you can get fresh produce, artisan goods and great coffee!

A short walk away you’ve got trendy Nunhead and the electric settings of New Cross which have excellent coffee shops, eateries and pubs. Some of our favourites include: coffee shops such as Mosey, Nola and S.O.S, delicious eating options (El Vermut, Pho, The Talbot and Slice Circle) and, to enjoy a drink, venues such as The Old Nun’s Head, Rose Pub & Kitchen and Skehans (voted Best Pub in London by Time Out in 2023).

New Cross Gate Station - c. 8-minute walk (Overground, Southern)

Queens Road Station - c. 9-minute walk (Overground, Southern)

Nunhead Station – c. 12-minute walk (Overground, South Eastern)