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Upon entry, a large storage cupboard offers ample space for organisation. The bathroom exudes luxury, featuring a hotel-inspired design with a waterfall shower and heated towel rail. The generously sized bedroom includes a built-in wardrobe with a floor-to-ceiling mirror and direct access to the balconyperfect for stepping out to enjoy the sunrise.
The open-plan kitchen and living area also benefits from floor-to-ceiling windows and balcony access, flooding the space with natural light. The kitchen is equipped with high-end Bosch appliances, and a chic splashback adds a vibrant touch to the modern design.
Meticulously maintained by the current owner, the apartment is part of a development that offers two communal roof terraces. The fourth-floor terrace boasts panoramic views of London. The building is impeccably managed, with common areas cleaned three times a week and exterior windows serviced quarterly to maintain uninterrupted views. A modern ventilation system throughout the property enhances comfort and air quality.
Set in a thriving community, the local area offers everything you need within easy reach. With proximity to central London, convenience is at your doorstep.
Camberwell does not disappoint when it comes to things to do and places to eat, every Saturday take a wander down to the Camberwell Farmers Market for everything from fresh local produce to crafts from local artisans. For art and culture lovers, the South London Gallery hosts exhibitions, tours, workshops, and performances.
Grove Lane Deli is a local favourite for coffee and treats and if you‘re looking for a hidden gem then Gladwell‘s Grocery & Deli is tucked inside a 19th Century Grade II listed bank, head down to the vault for a spot of wine tasting.
A true foodie‘s paradise, you‘ll be stuck for choice for eating out. We recommend Theo‘s if your passion is pizza or if you‘re looking for a broader menu independent gastro pubs Camberwell Arms and award winning The Crooked Well both serve a seasonal menu. Camberwell Church Road offers a culinary delight from around the world, from Asian street food at Noko to the Kurdish delights served at Nadine. For an upgraded pub experience, head to Little Cellars, the area‘s latest wine and tapas bar.
Neighbouring Camberwell, youll find Peckham‘s famous Bellenden Road nearby for delightful outlets such as Flock & Herd butchery, Artusi restaurant, The General Store and new restaurant FIKA. Over on Rye Lane there is the Bussey Building, Frank‘s Bar in the summer months, and Peckham Plex cinema.
Leisure-wise locally, Camberwell, East Dulwich, Peckham all have modern Everyone active gym, fitness classes and swim facilities. There is also The Butterfly Tennis club and Zen Yoga studio on Camberwell Grove.
Local green spaces include Brunswick Park and Ruskin Park with its beautiful wildlife area. Spanning 56 acres, Burgess Park offers a wealth of activities for all ages. The park features tennis courts, a brand-new sports centre, a childrens play area, and a scenic lake filled with ducks and swans, where you can also fish for carp, roach, tench, and bream. Burgess Park has even been a backdrop for blockbuster films, TV dramas, and commercials. See if you can spot familiar areas in the park from Netflix‘s latest feature, Supacell, starring Tosin Cole.
For transport Denmark Hill station is a short walk away where you can pick up fast services to Victoria, Elephant and Castle and Blackfriars. The London Overground line offers unbeatable links to Clapham Junction, Shoreditch and Canary Wharf. Buses travelling through Camberwell will whizz you into the West End or City around the clock.
Lease - 243 years
Ground rent - £300pa
Service charge - £1920pa
Council tax band - C
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Description
This stylish one-bedroom apartment, located on the second floor of an ultra-modern development, offers a quintessential London living experience with views of The Shard and a peak of St. Paul‘s Cathedral from its east-facing balcony. Bathed in morning sunlight, the space is beautifully designed with thoughtful details throughout.Upon entry, a large storage cupboard offers ample space for organisation. The bathroom exudes luxury, featuring a hotel-inspired design with a waterfall shower and heated towel rail. The generously sized bedroom includes a built-in wardrobe with a floor-to-ceiling mirror and direct access to the balconyperfect for stepping out to enjoy the sunrise.
The open-plan kitchen and living area also benefits from floor-to-ceiling windows and balcony access, flooding the space with natural light. The kitchen is equipped with high-end Bosch appliances, and a chic splashback adds a vibrant touch to the modern design.
Meticulously maintained by the current owner, the apartment is part of a development that offers two communal roof terraces. The fourth-floor terrace boasts panoramic views of London. The building is impeccably managed, with common areas cleaned three times a week and exterior windows serviced quarterly to maintain uninterrupted views. A modern ventilation system throughout the property enhances comfort and air quality.
Set in a thriving community, the local area offers everything you need within easy reach. With proximity to central London, convenience is at your doorstep.
Camberwell does not disappoint when it comes to things to do and places to eat, every Saturday take a wander down to the Camberwell Farmers Market for everything from fresh local produce to crafts from local artisans. For art and culture lovers, the South London Gallery hosts exhibitions, tours, workshops, and performances.
Grove Lane Deli is a local favourite for coffee and treats and if you‘re looking for a hidden gem then Gladwell‘s Grocery & Deli is tucked inside a 19th Century Grade II listed bank, head down to the vault for a spot of wine tasting.
A true foodie‘s paradise, you‘ll be stuck for choice for eating out. We recommend Theo‘s if your passion is pizza or if you‘re looking for a broader menu independent gastro pubs Camberwell Arms and award winning The Crooked Well both serve a seasonal menu. Camberwell Church Road offers a culinary delight from around the world, from Asian street food at Noko to the Kurdish delights served at Nadine. For an upgraded pub experience, head to Little Cellars, the area‘s latest wine and tapas bar.
Neighbouring Camberwell, youll find Peckham‘s famous Bellenden Road nearby for delightful outlets such as Flock & Herd butchery, Artusi restaurant, The General Store and new restaurant FIKA. Over on Rye Lane there is the Bussey Building, Frank‘s Bar in the summer months, and Peckham Plex cinema.
Leisure-wise locally, Camberwell, East Dulwich, Peckham all have modern Everyone active gym, fitness classes and swim facilities. There is also The Butterfly Tennis club and Zen Yoga studio on Camberwell Grove.
Local green spaces include Brunswick Park and Ruskin Park with its beautiful wildlife area. Spanning 56 acres, Burgess Park offers a wealth of activities for all ages. The park features tennis courts, a brand-new sports centre, a childrens play area, and a scenic lake filled with ducks and swans, where you can also fish for carp, roach, tench, and bream. Burgess Park has even been a backdrop for blockbuster films, TV dramas, and commercials. See if you can spot familiar areas in the park from Netflix‘s latest feature, Supacell, starring Tosin Cole.
For transport Denmark Hill station is a short walk away where you can pick up fast services to Victoria, Elephant and Castle and Blackfriars. The London Overground line offers unbeatable links to Clapham Junction, Shoreditch and Canary Wharf. Buses travelling through Camberwell will whizz you into the West End or City around the clock.
Lease - 243 years
Ground rent - £300pa
Service charge - £1920pa
Council tax band - C
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