Camplin Street, Hatcham Park Conservation Area, SE14

Guide Price: £800,000 - £835,000

- End of terrace, large garden, spacious cellar
- Off-street parking/development potential
- New extended kitchen

Presented to a high standard throughout, this impressive home combines generous proportions with stylish, well-considered interiors, making it ideally suited to modern family living. The accommodation comprises three well-proportioned double bedrooms, a superb bathroom with bath and separate shower suite, two elegant reception rooms, a large kitchen/dining room with ample space for seating and entertaining, and high ceilings throughout which enhance the excellent sense of light and space. The recently extended kitchen features brand new appliances including two Neff ovens, a Bora extractor hob, a separate wine fridge and a Quooker tap.

Further benefits include a private garden, green-roofed Brighton Bike store, a substantial side return area with the potential for future development (currently containing a separate large shed), a sizeable basement/cellar, and boarded loft storage, providing valuable additional storage and flexibility. Houses of this scale and finish are rarely available, particularly in end of terrace form, making this a highly appealing opportunity for buyers seeking a turnkey home with both character and practicality.

Combining strong internal proportions, quality presentation and excellent outside space, this is a standout home in one of South East London’s most popular residential settings.

Camplin Street is located in the heart of the Hatcham Conservation area, one of the lesser-known South London neighbourhoods, well-loved by locals. The leafy streets offer helpful unrestricted parking and are surprising quiet considering the ‘Zone 2’ location.

Within moments of this charming Victorian house are a choice of beautiful parks, an Ofsted Outstanding primary school and several further Outstanding schools all located within 1 mile.

With a vast choice of local amenities including a farmer’s market, lively bars, cafes and restaurants and with well-connected transport links including mainline stations and Overground it is possible to access the city and west end within 30 minutes. Perennially attractive Greenwich is within easily reach, alongside the established arty scene in nearby Camberwell, plus Peckham and little sister Deptford for nightlight options.