Grosvenor Terrace, London, SE5

Located on a quiet residential street, this spacious two-bedroom split-level flat is in a lovely Victorian period conversion and part of the Grosvenor Estate conservation area. EPC raiting D.



As you walk in through the front door you immediately step into the hallway and straight ahead you have a great sized living space, there is plenty of room for two sofas, a coffee table and tv stand. There is also a beautiful floor to ceiling window that brightens up the room.

Next to the reception room is an open plan kitchen/diner which is a perfect for socialising. It benefits from an abundance of storage and worktop space, an induction hob and an integrated oven, it also has space for a dishwasher.

Just down the hallway there is the bathroom that contains a shower over the bath, w/c, a sink, mirror and plenty of storage.

Further down there is built in storage and access to a private back garden. On the lower ground floor, you have the two bedrooms.

The first bedroom is a generous size, it has enough space for a large double bed, a desk and a chest of draws, it also has a built-in wardrobe to maximise the space.

The second bedroom has a walk-in wardrobe/utility area, again, is large enough to fit a double and desk.

The private garden is a charming space, perfect for entertaining or relaxing in the warmer months.

Leasehold 125 years from 20 January 1992

SERVICE CHARGE, GROUND RENT, COUNCIL TAX
Service Charge - TBC
Ground Rent - £10 per annum
Council Tax Band - D

PARKING
Residents permit through Southwark Council

UTILITIES
Electricity – mains connected
Gas – mains connected
Water – mains connected
Heating –gas central heating
Sewerage – mains connected
Broadband - superfast Fibre Broadband

Grosvenor Terrace is close to the abundance od local amenities, including the bustling Camberwell Road, East Street Market and a lovely weekly farmers market at St Marks Church in Oval. There is lots of green space nearby including Burgess Park and Kennington Park which is a stones throw away. The Grosvenor Estate Conservation Area has an active resident’s association with summer fetes, clubs and a small residents garden on Grosvenor terrace.