3 rooms house of 60m² in London

Spanning 1,244 sq ft across three well-proportioned levels, this end-of-terrace three-bedroom home has been well maintained throughout and enjoys an east-facing rear garden and a tucked away additional study room. Set back from the road behind a neatly presented front garden, the ground floor opens to a spacious eat-in kitchen positioned to the left. Thoughtfully arranged in a practical u-shape, the kitchen features hardwood worktops, a subway-tiled splashback, a classic Butler sink, integrated appliances, and a generous walk-in pantry. To the rear of the property, the cosy living room provides a calm and inviting space, with double-glazed windows and a door opening directly onto the garden. The low-maintenance rear garden combines paving and decking, with built-in seating and planters creating a pleasant outdoor setting. The first floor comprises two well-sized double bedrooms and a family bathroom, which is fully tiled and fitted with a bath and overhead shower. Occupying the top floor, the principal bedroom benefits from a Juliet balcony overlooking the peaceful rear of the property. A further door leads to a versatile additional room, currently used for storage but, with Velux windows in place, ideal as a study or walk-in wardrobe, along with additional eaves storage beyond. Further benefits include side access and double glazing throughout. Conveniently located just a short stroll from Queens Road station, for London Overground, taking you to London Bridge in 7 minutes, plus numerous convenient bus links on your doorstep. This prime location is perfect for exploring the vibrant neighbourhoods of Nunhead, Peckham, and East Dulwich. Within close proximity, you'll discover a delightful array of locally-owned establishments, including the renowned Ivy House pub, London's first community-owned pub, and Skehans, both of which have earned spots in Time Out's list of the top 10 pubs in London. Nunhead Village, a leisurely walk away, boasts an enticing selection of independently operated restaurants, pubs, cafes, and charming local gems such as Ayre's bakery, Soper's fishmongers, The Old Nun's Head gastro pub, and Goodcup. The surrounding area also abounds with dining options, including the exquisite Peckham Cellars. Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity of Peckham Rye Park. With its picturesque formal gardens, inviting café, serene pond, and open spaces, the park caters to a variety of interests. Nunhead Cemetery, practically on your doorstep, is one of London's Magnificent Seven cemeteries and offers a beautiful and tranquil stroll with panoramic views of St Paul's Cathedral from the viewpoint. If these green spaces aren't enough, a short walk will take you to historic Telegraph Hill, featuring two parks, tennis courts, and breathtaking vistas of London. Here, you'll also find the popular community-run café and arts hub, Hill Station, on Kitto Road. Council tax band - C