Located on the third floor in one of Peabody’s iconic buildings and positioned facing Camberwell Green makes this a most attractive first time buy or a good investment opportunity.

As you enter the property head around to your left and into the kitchen, a lovely bright room thanks to two wooden large sash double glazed windows (installed in 2016) with a west aspect onto The Green. Equipped with white cottage style base and wall units, black granite effect worktop and sandstone effect flooring, white glossy localised wall tiles; electric hob, extractor fan and built-in oven, stainless steel basin sink, and mixer tap with a conventional gas boiler - finished off with neutral tones to give a homely feel and a great environment to test out your culinary skills.
The hallway laid with oak effect laminated flooring runs through the apartment and takes you to all the other rooms and comes complete with built-in storage for all those bits and bobs.
Through to the living room and continuing the style with matching flooring as the hallway, this room offers an easterly aspect via its high-quality wooden sash double glazed windows. Clean tones of magnolia dress the walls and it is a nice square shape (measuring 4.19m x 3.56m) for a multitude of uses.
The main bedroom access via the hallway and next to the living room is a good size double with a built-in closet and styled in the same fresh tones as the living room; and comes complete by a lovely sash window to the same specifications as the other windows in the apartment.
The bathroom is clean and crisp with white localised wall tiles, white three-piece suite and shower over bath with sandstone style effect flooring and a vanity unit basin and mirrored cabinet.

The apartment comes vacant and chain free with a lease length of 109 years, a service charge of approximately £1000 per year and a ground rent of £400 per year. The Freeholder is Peabody, and it has a Southwark Council Tax band of B.
A few yards from your door are a string of independent cafes, bars and restaurants and the green is home to two weekend markets selling fresh farm produce, artisan bread and a range of delicious foods from around the globe. For lovers of food and art there is a mini paradise on your doorstep!
Denmark Hill Station is less than a 15-minute walk for Zone 2 trains (fast to Victoria, Thameslink line to the city) and the Overground service to fashionable East London (Shoreditch, Dalston Junction, Highbury, and Islington) and Clapham High Street and Junction. From Camberwell Green you can get a bus to every corner of London, and you are just a couple of stops from Oval Underground Station (Northern). Just around the corner on Camberwell Church St. you will find several Time-Out recommended bars and restaurants, including the best pizza for miles at Theo’s. Camberwell is famous for its art scene and the South London Gallery is a short walk away – they also serve delicious brunch in their cafe. Peckham and East Dulwich are both walkable and offer roof-top cocktail bars, independent cinemas and top-quality butchers, bakers, and delis. If you want to head into the thick of things a ten-minute bus journey will whisk you to the sunny Southbank for all your cultural delights. In addition to this you are spoilt for parks in the area, from the huge Burgess Park – complete with lake - to the smaller Victorian gardens secretly dotted near every street.