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It consists of a basement measuring more than 200 sq ft, the perfect home office with plenty of storage. Many residents have extended this room to create a unique living space (subject to the usual planning consent). On the ground floor is an impressive 20 ft+ long double reception room and a good-sized kitchen with an adjacent sunroom; this could be opened up to create a sizeable open-plan light space, subject to the usual planning consent. There are two double bedrooms and a large bathroom upstairs.
The private paved south-facing garden with shrubs and plants is wonderfully quiet and peaceful, the perfect oasis to relax or entertain friends. There is the additional benefit of rare off-street parking at the rear of the house.
The houses of Roupell Street were built for artisan workers in the 1820s by John Palmer Roupell, a gold refiner who lived with his family nearby. Roupell Street is one of four streets developed between the 1820s and 1840s. The Roupell Street Conservation area is tucked away from the hustle and bustle of city life yet moments away from the best that central London offers. Roupell Street is surprisingly quiet as it is a no-through road, and there is plenty of street parking.
The Cut runs parallel, home to the Young and Old Vic theatres, and plenty of restaurants and bars. The vibrant Southbank is a short walk away, giving access to Royal Festival Hall, TATE Modern, National Theatre and BFI Imax, as well as a plethora of restaurants, bars, and cafes. Borough Market , Flat Iron Square, and Maltby St Market are within walking distance.
Getting around London is a breeze as you are five minutes walk from Waterloo mainline and underground stations. Waterloo East and Southwark are equally within easy reach. The West End and the City are within striking distance by foot for those who prefer to walk. Back to listing
Full details for 2 Bedroom Terraced For Sale in Waterloo, Bermondsey, Southwark, Borough
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Description
This beautiful period property with superb proportions boasts many original features such as wood panelling, wooden stairs, and fireplaces.It consists of a basement measuring more than 200 sq ft, the perfect home office with plenty of storage. Many residents have extended this room to create a unique living space (subject to the usual planning consent). On the ground floor is an impressive 20 ft+ long double reception room and a good-sized kitchen with an adjacent sunroom; this could be opened up to create a sizeable open-plan light space, subject to the usual planning consent. There are two double bedrooms and a large bathroom upstairs.
The private paved south-facing garden with shrubs and plants is wonderfully quiet and peaceful, the perfect oasis to relax or entertain friends. There is the additional benefit of rare off-street parking at the rear of the house.
The houses of Roupell Street were built for artisan workers in the 1820s by John Palmer Roupell, a gold refiner who lived with his family nearby. Roupell Street is one of four streets developed between the 1820s and 1840s. The Roupell Street Conservation area is tucked away from the hustle and bustle of city life yet moments away from the best that central London offers. Roupell Street is surprisingly quiet as it is a no-through road, and there is plenty of street parking.
The Cut runs parallel, home to the Young and Old Vic theatres, and plenty of restaurants and bars. The vibrant Southbank is a short walk away, giving access to Royal Festival Hall, TATE Modern, National Theatre and BFI Imax, as well as a plethora of restaurants, bars, and cafes. Borough Market , Flat Iron Square, and Maltby St Market are within walking distance.
Getting around London is a breeze as you are five minutes walk from Waterloo mainline and underground stations. Waterloo East and Southwark are equally within easy reach. The West End and the City are within striking distance by foot for those who prefer to walk. Back to listing
