Split-level flat in Vic House. 2 Double Bedrooms. Two Receptions. Shared Garden.

By Kaydie
November 18, 2016 in Property

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Kaydie

Posted November 18, 2016

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Posted November 18, 2016

A beautiful, large and bright, refurbished two double bedroom, two receptions, maisonette with two bathrooms and sun terrace. A well kept shared 60ft garden with a new lockable shed for bike storage.

Situated on the top two floors of a Victorian house on Barry Road with easy free parking and regular buses.

The apartment has double glazing and fitted carpets throughout. Central heating and high efficiency boiler.

The lounge is very large and bright with bay window and white stone real flame gas fireplace. Dining room with breakfast bar to a contemporary white kitchen leading out to a sunny balcony with a view over the shared garden. Two 17ft double bedrooms. Modern white bathroom with offset shower/bath. Second toilet with fitted washbasin, cupboards and washing machine.

Located a short walk to the green open spaces of Peckham Rye Common and gardens or Dulwich Park. Just 5 minutes from the many shops, bars and restaurants of Lordship Lane.

Convenient for East Dulwich or Peckham Rye mainline train stations with regular, fast services to London Bridge or Victoria.

The flat is currently furnished. Available immediately.

?1,670 per calendar month.

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