Four-bedroom, two-bathroom Victorian terrace, approx. 1,423 sq ft
West-facing private rear garden, approx. 23 ft
Architect-designed wrap-around side return extension
Kitchen/dining room with vaulted ceiling, bi-fold doors and three rooflights
Devol Shaker kitchen and separate utility room
Reception room with working fireplace; fireplaces in three rooms
Loft conversion with en-suite shower room
Double glazed throughout, with underfloor heating to much of the ground floor
Honor Oak Park station within 15 minutes' walk, Peckham Rye within 20
Close to highly rated primary schools and green spaces
A beautifully presented four-bedroom, two-bathroom Victorian terrace on a quiet residential street in East Dulwich, extended to the rear and into the loft. A wrap-around side return extension, designed by popular local architect Simon Whitehead, creates a superb kitchen/dining room opening onto a west-facing private garden that catches the afternoon and evening sun. Period character runs throughout, with three fireplaces, restored floorboards and original cornicing. Approximately 1,423 sqft (132.2 sqm). Set back behind a low walled front garden with a tiled path, the property has an arched entrance and a classic stock brick façade with detailed masonry and sash windows to the bay. Inside, the house balances original features with a high-specification finish. There are fireplaces in the reception room, the main bedroom and the second bedroom, and the sash windows are double glazed. Underfloor heating runs through much of the ground floor and the family bathroom. The hallway has original boards and underfloor heating, with a cloakroom beneath the stairs. A sliding pocket door opens to a well-organised store with space for bikes, scooters and shoes. The reception room (13'4 x 11'7) is richly decorated in deep blue, with a working fireplace, fitted alcove shelving and cupboards, a ceiling rose, cornicing and sanded, varnished boards. Natural light comes through the sash windows of the bay. The kitchen/dining room (25'8 x 13'11) runs the full width of the house. A vaulted ceiling with a glazed gable end and aluminium-framed bi-fold doors opens the room to the garden, with three rooflights over the kitchen adding more light. Underfoot is herringbone parquet with underfloor heating. The Devol Shaker kitchen in Pantry Blue has brass handles, a white Silestone worktop, a butler sink with a brass tap and a boiling water tap, and a breakfast bar. There is a five-ring gas hob, a built-in Neff oven/grill and microwave/oven/grill, and space for an American fridge freezer. A tall pantry cupboard, hidden storage and a bench seat with storage complete the room. A utility room (5'11 x 4'9) houses the washing machine, dryer and a second sink. The west-facing garden extends to approximately 23 ft (7m) and catches the sun from the afternoon through to the evening. It is very private, screened by established climbers. A sandstone patio next to the house is ideal for outdoor dining, and beyond it sits a low-maintenance artificial lawn bordered by raised planting beds. Lighting to both the patio and beds is controlled from switches by the rear door. On the first floor, the main bedroom (15'0 x 13'3) spans the front of the house. It has three sash windows with plantation shutters, painted boards, cornicing, a ceiling rose and an original fireplace. The second double bedroom (11'8 x 9'6) also has a fireplace, a fitted cupboard in the chimney alcove and stripped boards. The third bedroom (9'10 x 8'4) overlooks the garden and suits a child's room, nursery or home office. The family bathroom has a bath with glazed screen, metro tiling, a rooflight and a bold green patterned tiled floor. The converted loft (19'1 x 7'11) provides a fourth bedroom with Velux windows to the front and windows to the rear looking over the gardens, plus an en-suite shower room with a shower enclosure, basin with vanity unit, WC, storage cupboards and two further Velux windows. St Aidan's Road is a peaceful street with a friendly community and an active residents' WhatsApp group. Forest Hill Road, about 150 metres away, has shops, cafes, restaurants, a doctor's surgery, a dentist and a post office. The 63 and 363 buses run to Peckham Rye and the P13 to East Dulwich. Honor Oak Park station is within a 15-minute walk and Peckham Rye within 20 minutes, with East Dulwich and Peckham a ten to fifteen minute stroll. Goodrich Primary is about 400 metres away, with several other well-regarded primary schools nearby. The Herne Tavern at the end of the road is a local favourite with a good beer garden, and Peckham Rye Park and Horniman Gardens are within walking distance.
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