Flat to rent in London SE23, 3 Bedroom

Currently being refurbished this is a excellent opportunity to secure wonderful three bedroom first floor flat split over two floors (like a house inside).

Be the first to view this property before the refurbishment is complete and the images are uploaded.

The property offer approximately 1500 sq ft of living space including a lounge that spans over 19 ft.

The property's location, in our opinion, is superior to many other flats in SE23. In our experience, rarely do we find a property located so conveniently for transport, shopping, recreational facilities and schools.

Located approximately 0.4 miles to Forest Hill train station, some of the following travel times are on offer:

London Bridge in approximately 17 minutes.

Shoreditch High Street in approximately 22 minutes.

Victoria station in approximately 30 minutes.

Canary Wharf in approximately in 23 minutes.

The town centre is approximately 0.3 miles from the property and as well as having a Sainsbury’s, Forest Hill is well served with a variety of high-quality independent shops, including a renowned traditional butcher. There are also gastro pubs, a gym, cafés, delis and restaurants to name but a few of its amenities.

The Sylvan Post, a well-known pub, Canvas and Cream and Stag and Bow all variously host, music events, exhibitions and craft days, and have brought to Forest Hill a cool and trendy vibe.

Off the high street you'll also find the excellent Forest Hill pools and library which has recently undergone a refurbishment.

And If you ever desire a further choice of drinking and eating establishments, then the vibrancy of Dulwich and Peckham can be found a walk or bus ride away (approximately 10 minutes by bus).

The property is also in the catchment area of ofsted rated "Outstanding" primary and secondary schools which makes this a desirable area.

The Horniman Museum and Gardens is a well-known local point of interest and can be found approximately 0.1 miles away. With regular events such as a farmers market, live music and seasonal festivals to name a few.

You can read more about the Horniman museum and gardens here: