Bright two-bedroom flat with period charm and swift rail links to central London.
Ground-floor Victorian apartment circa 720 sq ft with high ceilings
16' lounge with large front bay window and period fireplace
Two bedrooms; main bedroom opens onto rear garden area
Rear garden not formally in demise despite sole access
Leasehold with c.150 years remaining; no ground rent
Service charge £756 (below average); council tax Band B
One bathroom only; suitable for couples or small families
Excellent transport links and fast broadband, low local crime
Set on the ground floor of a handsome brick-fronted Victorian terrace, this two-bedroom apartment delivers generous living space of around 720 sq ft and classic period features such as high ceilings, a large front bay window and a working fireplace. The 16' lounge feels bright and airy, while both bedrooms face the rear, the main bedroom opening onto a garden area that is informally exclusive to this flat.
Practical points suit day-to-day life: excellent mobile signal and fast broadband, mains gas central heating, low local crime, and a short walk to Crofton Park station with swift links into central London. Nearby Brockley Road provides plenty of independent cafes, bakeries and amenities, and several Good to Outstanding schools are within easy reach, making it convenient for young families and commuters.
Important tenure and maintenance facts are clear: the property is leasehold with approximately 150 years remaining, a below-average service charge of £756, no ground rent, and council tax in Band B. Note there is a single bathroom and the rear garden is not formally in the property’s demise, despite being accessible only to this flat.
This home suits a first-time buyer or couple seeking character, space and strong transport links with limited upfront management. It also offers straightforward potential to personalise interiors while avoiding large communal fees.