• Type: Victorian townhouse +
• Beds: Four/Five bedrooms (depending on configuration) +
• Baths: Two bathrooms (main bathroom & ensuite) plus downstairs WC +
• Living: Open-plan kitchen & separate living room +
• Garden: Sout-east-facing garden with patio area to eat & entertain +
• Love: We adore the kitchen & the breakfast bar +
• Parks: Hilly Fields, Peckham Rye & Telegraph Hill are all in easy reach +
• Transport: Brockley (0.3 miles) & New Cross (0.8 miles) are the closest stations +
• Size: 166.42 sq m / 1791 sq ft (176.08 sq m / 1895 sq ft including restricted height area & eaves) +
• Chain: Owners need to find their onward property & are actively looking +

BRICKWORKS SAYS Confident on the outside, this townhouse reveals an equally welcoming interior shaped by the meticulous care of its current owners. Clean architectural lines meet the warmth of Scandinavian minimalism, resulting in a striking home with a light, airy quality throughout.

Attention to detail is evident everywhere: from plywood units in the living room to the dark cherry-wood cabinet and banquette seating in the dining space. In the extended kitchen, timber takes centre stage once again — battens curve around a central island, while the grain of the splashback adds quiet character. Light fills the kitchen through a wall of glass, while tall sash windows at the other end ensure brightness from every angle. Sliding doors open onto the garden, allowing the space to flow seamlessly outdoors.

The house is arranged over three floors, combining contemporary interventions with the elegance of its Victorian structure. The first-floor reception, currently a formal lounge, is both inviting and adaptable. Alongside it sits a bedroom with an adjoining office, plus a bathroom defined by terrazzo tiling, a freestanding bath and a walk-in rain shower. The upper levels hold three further bedrooms and an ensuite, each continuing the pared-back aesthetic with the same exacting finish. Outside, the south-east-facing garden is understated yet carefully conceived, with a terrace that extends the living space.

A magnet for creatives, Brockley has long had its own scene, with the annual Brockley Max festival bringing the area to life with music and art. Beyond that, there are coffee shops, gym studios and a tasty array of eateries, making it a postcode that covers the everyday too. And when you need to recharge, head to nearby Hilly Fields or Telegraph Hill for a breath of fresh air and sweeping views across the city. THE OWNERS SAY Brockley has been the ideal place for our family to grow. There is a close-knit community here and a real sense of creativity, with annual events like the open studios and Brockley Max Festival showcasing local artists.