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£1,095,000

Havil Street, Camberwell, SE5

  • 3 beds
End of terrace
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£1,095,000

  • 3 beds
End of terrace
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Grade II Listed Victorian Three Bedder with Lovely Finish and Generous Sunny Garden.

Facing directly up to Brunswick Park, this magical Grade II listed period residence has spacious, sympathetic and stylish interior with all the charms associated with the early Victorian era. Modernised deftly to an exceptional standard, the accommodation comprises a notably wide double reception, eat-in kitchen, three bedrooms, bathroom and handy separate w.c. A sunny, generous rear garden with decked area promises you'll get the best of the summer months. The location is as impressive - within a moment's stroll of Brunswick Park - anyone for tennis? Camberwell's healthy list of eateries and boozers is a 4 minute ramble and you can reach Denmark Hill Station in around 15 minutes on foot.

Benefiting from generous outside space to front and rear, the house welcomes us through a pretty front garden with gate, wood chip bed and paved pathway. A glance upward reveals a plaque detailing the history of the building. The entrance hall enjoys original timber flooring, school house style radiators and a neat original staircase. To the right is the superbly proportioned double reception. The room is bold and bright and enjoys a dual aspect with two original sash windows to the front and a rear glass pane door leading to the decked patio. Each end boasts a feature mantel and fireplace. Further painted floorboards and a chunky period effect radiator finish the room perfectly.Head back down the hall to the kitchen, passing on your way a sizeable understairs cupboard. Your light and airy dining area is well appointed with wider than average glass French doors offering further patio access. Open wide in the milder months for some al-fresco dining. There is a solid wooden central island/breakfast bar with a wealth of storage and a wall of matching cabinets along the back wall. An integrated dishwasher and a contemporary four ring induction hob and oven are thrown in for good measure. The space is bright and enjoys a leafy appointment with three separate views over the garden. Outside you'll enjoy a mammoth decked patio, lawn and idyllic seating area. It's your own peaceful haven.Up to the first floor landing where you'll find a comfortable seating area with pretty front aspect sash window. Sharing the front spot are two bedrooms - each neutrally decorated with cream carpet and pale walls. The master bedroom sits to the rear and enjoys dulcet moody tones and a lovely period feature fireplace. There are some charming views over the garden too. To the rear lies a traditional bathroom with striking free standing roll top bath, loo, wash hand basin and period style towel rail. A separate w.c will aid the morning ablutions and there's a handy laundry cupboard with space and plumbing for a washing machine.Here you have easy access to the City and West End from a multitude of buses travelling along Peckham Road. Oval tube (Northern Line zone 2) is a 20 minute walk or 6 minutes on one of the many buses that travel down the Camberwell New Road. Alternatively take a 15 minute stroll up to Denmark Hill station where you can pick up fast, direct and frequent services to Victoria, London Bridge and Blackfriars. The London Overground whizzes you to Clapham Junction, Clapham High Street, Shoreditch and beyond. The local area is a hub of activity with some excellent specialist shops, Camberwell Baths, St Giles Church and many great restaurants and bars within easy walking distance. We love the Camberwell Arms for a cracking roast; The Crooked Well for some posh vino and The Hermit's Cave for a pint of the black stuff. Brunswick Park is a minute away for a relaxing Sunday stroll on your way to get breakfast.Tenure: FreeholdCouncil Tax Band: E

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