Naylor Road, Peckham, London

Cool two bedroom red-brick, mid-terrace Freehold house built in 1982, with double-glazing, a dedicated/demised off street parking bay (in the adjoining mews behind), and a private and low-maintenance garden.

You are just a 10 minute walk from Queens Road Peckham Station: Zone 2 with regular and Windrush line trains. Or pick up a bus on nearby Old Kent Road (to connect with the tube at Elephant & Castle, Waterloo, Bermondsey or London Bridge).

Open into a cute lobby with your stairs ahead. The door on your left opens into the reception room which is open-plan to the modern fitted kitchen with a practical tiled floor. The bright room extends over 24 feet. Double-doors open out the garden, which is an entertaining-friendly length of seven metres. There is a timber gate to the rear onto the mews, where you’ll find your parking space (useful for rolling bikes in and out/gardening).

Up the stairs (the walls on the way up here have been beautifully hand-painted - you will note the house has a fun decorative scheme) and you have your principal bedroom at the back. This is over 11 feet by over 8 feet.

To the front of the house is your second bedroom, of over 8 feet each way. In between your bedrooms is a smart modern bathroom with a white suite, square wall tiles, and a chequerboard floor.

SE15 just keeps on sizzling! By QRP Station, The Blackbird Bakery and Eagle Eats take care of your baked goods needs. Connie’s pizzeria is proving a really popular newcomer. Peckham Cellars, Well & Fed and Beer Rebellion are firm favourites to locals. The Meeting House is another top spot (cafe/wine bar).

Other good local restaurants are Peckham Bazaar on Consort Road, Banh Banh and Mr Bao on Peckham Rye, and The Begging Bowl, Artusi and Ganapati on Bellenden Road. Pizza Nerds does great pizzas as well.

Rye Lane is a 15 minute walk for trendy eateries and hangouts such as Forza Wine, Peckham Levels, and The Bussey Building & Copeland Park. Peckham Plex Cinema is a brill institution, too.

Walk 10 minutes for Peckham Library and neighbouring leisure centre, plus canal path through Burgess Park.

You are also close to New Cross for Goldsmiths University, contemporary art gallery (Goldsmiths CCA) and Telegraph Hill’s pretty Victorian parks.

For more options Central Camberwell, Dulwich, Nunhead, Bermondsey, Elephant and Castle and New Cross are all a short distance away.