Abbey Street, London, SE1

This beautifully presented Grade II listed four bedroom mid-terraced house offers an exceptional blend of period charm and contemporary living, set across four thoughtfully arranged floors. Believed to date from the late 18th century, the property is positioned just a short stroll from the vibrant Bermondsey Street, renowned for its fashionable eateries, galleries, and boutique shops. The interior is flooded with natural light, thanks to the original sash windows, creating a bright and inviting atmosphere. The double length living space features a solid oak wooden floor and the staircase with original wood steps, not only gives access to the south facing garden but also to the lower floor which includes the comprehensively fitted and fully equipped kitchen, together with the 4th bedroom, a double size room and ideal as a guest room with an adjacent shower room.

On the first floor, the main bedroom provides a tranquil retreat, accompanied by a superb bathroom, remodeled and refurbished in recent years and fitted to a high standard. The second floor offers two further well-proportioned bedrooms, each thoughtfully designed to maximise comfort and versatility, making them suitable for family members, guests, or home office use. Additional features include secure bicycle storage (perfect for city commuters) and a private, secluded south-facing walled garden (approximately 33 feet in length), offering an exclusive oasis for relaxation and al fresco dining. This freehold property combines historical elegance with modern convenience, making it an outstanding opportunity for those seeking a unique and stylish home in one of London’s most sought-after locations.

The house stands on the south side of Abbey Street close to its junction with Neckinger. The vibrant and fashionable Bermondsey Street now locally known as Bermondsey Village is within a short walk. Now synonymous with an ever growing international food scene there are an excellent array of restaurants includes Jose's Tapas bar and Pizarro restaurant, Angela Hartnett's Café Murano, Casse-Croute, Baccala and a host of others to suit every taste. The street is known for its eclectic mix of boutiques, gastro pubs and bars, and also the home of the renowned White Cube Art Gallery. Nearby Bermondsey Square has the weekly antiques market. The property enjoys a hugely convenient position with the Southbank on your doorstep with numerous attractions including the Bridge Theatre, White Cube Gallery and Tate Modern. The Thames Path with its riverside walks is a short distance away, plus the City of London is accessible by walking over either London Bridge or Tower Bridge. London Bridge station is within easy reach (Overground, National Rail, Jubilee, and Northern lines), as is Bermondsey Station (Jubilee) and London Bridge City Pier offering a TFL River Bus service. The City is a nine-minute cycle away.