Flat for sale in London SE5, 1 Bedroom

Super-cute one double bed Victorian conversion flat within a handsome end of terrace building, with private, walled ‘city’ garden. Find it pleasingly-close to central Camberwell and Camberwell Grove conservation area, and just an 8 minute walk from Denmark Hill Station (Zone 2 and on the London Overground). The property also boasts its own entrance plus street access (when’s the bbq?). Leasehold.

You access your garden (and your front door) from the street via a gate. The garden’s a low-maintenance affair and extends almost 25 feet. Smart, dark-framed, double-glazed doors are a welcome feature, bringing you into the reception/kitchen which has on-trend polished plaster detail and a bank of slick white modern fitted kitchen base cupboards and drawers. Solid wood floors impress through here, and run all the way into the double bedroom which has a bay window plus private view from it (it’s a good size double at over 15 feet by 10). Between the two main rooms of the property you have a storage area, handy utility cubby (complete with plumbing for washing machine), and a neat shower room with exposed brick detail and reclaimed sink.

Local initiatives in the pipeline include 'Camberwell Lanes' that’ll hope to see the Morrison’s and the shopping centre site developed and dramatically improved. Keeping fit? Butterfly Tennis Club is close by on Grove Lane and community-run. There's also a yoga studio on Camberwell Grove and Camberwell's leisure centre is a very local, on Artichoke Place. Denmark Hill and Camberwell Church Street are the local high street options for cafe culture, pubs and restaurants, and handy shops and banks. Some of our recommendations are Love Walk cafe, The Camberwell Arms (the beef pie for two…), Theo’s for posh pizza, Hermits Cave, Storm Bird and Silk Road (worth the wait). Peckham, Brixton, Herne Hill and the Dulwiches (East and Village) are all close, too. Just a short bus journey or weekend stroll away.

Your most local parks are Ruskin and Myatt’s Fields Park. Both are delightful Victorian numbers with active 'friends of' groups and community events, Farmers’ Markets and even bandstands.