Colnbrook Street, London, SE1

A truly remarkable one bedroom flat, boasting a private south-east facing garden. Set in SE1, this location is excellent, with close proximity to London Bridge and Southbank. EPC rating C



Enter this charming Grade II Listed, Victorian conversion on the lower ground floor to find an old coal hole, which is completely sealed off and could be used for storage. On entry to the flat, there is also storage on the right hand side, which is ideal for storing one’s coats and shoes.

The reception room is a good size with lovely bamboo flooring, fitted alcoves with shelving on either side of the chimney breast and plenty of room for a large L-shaped sofa and TV.

The bedroom is also a good size with two large built-in storage cupboards either side of the bed space. There is easily enough room for a large double bed and sash windows offer a pleasant aspect of the garden.

The kitchen comprises all the latest appliances to including Corian worktops, an oven, gas hob, sink, fridge and a freezer. There are also plenty of units for storage space and the area should suit the keen chefs amongst us.

The bathroom, at the back of the flat, has slate flooring and walls and frosted windows overlooking the garden. There is also a shower over the bath, heated towel rail and mirrored storage.

Access to the garden is off the kitchen and the area is perfect for a summer barbecue. Whilst not being too overlooked, this garden is still a good size.

Leasehold - a new 999 year lease

SERVICE CHARGE, GROUND RENT, COUNCIL TAX
Service Charge - £250 per annum (building insurance only)
Ground Rent - Nil
Council Tax Band - C

PARKING
On street parking

UTILITIES
Electricity – mains connected
Water – mains connected
Heating – gas central heating
Sewerage – mains connected
Broadband – ultrafast broadband

The location offers superb transport links and a fantastic selection of local amenities in the surrounding area. Colnbrook Street is between St Georges Road and London Road, which is just off Gladstone Street. This location has always been popular, however now even more so, with the SE1 regeneration happening on its doorstep.