1 room apartment of 28m² in London

Located in the heart of Penge, this beautifully presented one-bedroom top floor apartment forms part of an attractive Victorian conversion on the popular St. Johns Road. Offering approximately 632 sq ft of bright and well-proportioned accommodation, this charming home perfectly combines period character with modern convenience. The property comprises a spacious reception room, providing an excellent space for both relaxing and entertaining, alongside a separate fitted kitchen with ample storage and worktop space. The generous double bedroom offers a peaceful retreat, while the contemporary bathroom is well presented and practical for everyday living. Ideally positioned just a short walk from both Penge East and Penge West stations, the property provides excellent transport links into Central London and beyond. Penge High Street is moments away, offering an array of independent cafés, restaurants, supermarkets and local amenities, while the open green spaces of Crystal Palace Park are also within easy reach. Available from mid-August, this attractive apartment is ideally suited to professionals or couples seeking a spacious home in one of South East London's most well-connected and vibrant neighbourhoods. Early viewing is highly recommended. For those who enjoy green open spaces, the beautiful Betts Park is within comfortable walking distance, offering landscaped gardens, sports facilities, children's play areas and riverside walks. The nearby high streets of Penge, Anerley and Beckenham provide an excellent selection of independent cafés, restaurants, traditional pubs, supermarkets and everyday shopping facilities. This outstanding Victorian maisonette successfully combines character, space, modern living and an enviable location, creating a home ready to move straight into. Early viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate everything this superb property has to offer. Safeguarding Your Information – Important Notice on Cybercrime Cybercrime is a serious risk in property transactions. Criminals may attempt to intercept e