Arodene Road, SW2

A brilliant example of a two double bedroom Victorian conversion flat, arranged over the first floor of a handsome period terrace on one of Brixton’s most sought-after residential streets, nestled within the Josephine conservation area. This charming flat is finished beautifully with a stylish mix of period character and tasteful, modern styling.

The separate reception room is rich in character and flooded with light through a large bay window. High ceilings, a stunning feature fireplace and wooden floorboards add to the appealing ambience in this spacious room, offering a cosy feel and comfortable dimensions to relax, unwind, dine and entertain. The reception feeds through to a conveniently located contemporary galley kitchen. Towards the rear of the flat, two well-proportioned double bedrooms with South-West facing positions, allowing sun to filter through into the rooms into the later hours of the day. The principal bedroom is a particularly appealing space, complete with bespoke storage. The property is completed by a modern and inviting three-piece bathroom. This property is of a typical layout found in these handsome terraced houses and the interior has been meticulously cared for by the current owner, in superb condition and finished with stylish, tasteful décor throughout.

The location is highly desirable, within a couple of minutes walk from Brockwell Park - claimed by some as the finest in London. It boasts tennis courts, a walled garden, a gorgeous lido and extraordinary views over the capital. The pubs, bars and restaurants of Brixton Hill and Effra Road are a two-minute walk. While the property benefits from all that Brixton offers, from the open-air eateries of Brixton Village to the music venues and nightlife the area is famous for. Brixton tube and overground station is a ten-minute stroll down Brixton Hill – Brixton is the first stop on the Victoria Line and your seat is guaranteed. While all that Herne Hill has to offer, including its ten-minute trains into the city, are just a tranquil thirteen-minute walk through beautiful Brockwell Park.

The road itself is very quiet, with a car being quite an unusual sight, you can literally hear a pin drop. There’s also a great sense of community alongside the adjoining roads with pedestrianised street parties and art fairs on the annual calendar. All in all, there are not many split-level properties on the market of this size, packed full of characterful features in such a sought-after location.