1 Bedroom Apartment to Rent

Tressillian Road, Brockley, SE4 tenancy info

£346 pw | £1500 pcm

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Key Features

Great Size One Bedroom Apartment
15' Kitchen Diner
Close To Hilly Fields

17' Lounge With Bay Window
13' Rear Facing Bedroom
Huge Loft For Storage

Additional information

Furnished

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Full Description

** Guide Price ?1500 - ?1600 PCM **

Huge top floor split level conversion apartment boasting a fabulous period feel including sash windows, feature fireplace to lounge, stripped and polished floors along with high ceilings.

A great size 17' lounge with large sash bay window faces the front whilst a well-appointed 15' kitchen diner lays to the rear with another feature brick exposed fireplace.

With large windows, there is a tremendous feeling of space and the home also feels incredibly bright.

The glorious Hilly Fields are found nearby along with an ever expanding choice of independent bars, cafes, bistros and the Brockley Co-Op.

The busy commuter will find the choice is Brockley Station with the London Overground and swift fast links up to London Bridge, Crofton Park Station for City Thameslink and St. Pancras International.

'What The Landlord Says'

When we moved from Islington to Brockley 8 years ago we knew we had found our slice of paradise. Quiet tree lined streets with beautiful huge period properties, Hilly Fields with its amazing views of London and a strong community feeling between neighbours and local business owners. We were fortunate enough to find our massive light and airy flat which still retained its original features and character. It became our tranquil haven within minutes of the city. Arriving home from work every day to our beautiful home filled us with the energy and recharge we needed to fulfil our busy jobs. Simple pleasures such as having a cup of tea in the kitchen/diner whilst looking over the pretty garden or closing our bedroom curtains at night and knowing that we wouldn't hear a thing until the birds started singing and the sun streamed through the high sash windows in the morning.

Weekends we enjoyed locally with lazy walks around Hilly Fields at the end of the road, late breakfast in a local cafe and then maybe a visit to the Horniman museum or Nunhead cemetery. In the last 8 years Brockley has grown in its offerings, more cafes, restaurant, pubs and amenities and most of all great public transport links but we still love the fact that it has retained its community feel and will always be our sanctuary in the city.