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Student friendly
£2,750 pcm
£635 pw
3 bed shared accommodation to rent
Geoffrey Road, Brockley SE43 beds
1 bath
1 reception
EPC rating: C
Available from 20 August 2024
Key Information
Local area information
Property location
Nearby amenities
- Brockley 0.2 miles
- John Stainer Community Primary School 0.3 miles
- Haberdashers' Aske's Hatcham Temple Grove Free School 0.4 miles
- St Johns (London) 0.5 miles
These distances are calculated in a straight line. The actual route and distance may vary.
Read our area guides for Brockley, New Cross Gate and Honor Oak Park to find out more about the local area.
Features and description
- Furnished
- Student friendly
- Communal garden
- On street/residents parking
- Central heating
- Double glazing
- 4 mins walk to The Overground
- 3 x Double Bedrooms
Three bed garden flat in brockley conservation area - Available 20th August 2024
Set on the basement floor of this traditional Victorian mansion, right in the center of the Brockley conservation area, this three bed apartment has been refurbished. Ideal for students or sharers, being conveniently located for many local colleges and Universities, such as Goldsmiths, Laban, Greenwich, etc. The apartment comprises of three double bedrooms all with built-in wardrobes and storage, a separate spacious lounge with dining area and patio doors to garden. Brand new kitchen with modern units and integrated appliances and a spacious modern bathroom with shower over bath. New laminate flooring, neutrally decorated and gas central heating throughout. On street parking.
Brockley conservation area
Very popular residential neighbourhood, between Lewisham and New Cross. Much of north Brockley was designated a Conservation Area in 1974 and in the same year the Brockley Society was formed with the aim of preserving and protecting the character of the area. Brockley is today one of the best preserved and most coherent Victorian suburbs in Inner London and contains examples of almost every style of mid to late nineteenth century domestic architecture from vast Gothic Revival piles to modest workmen's cottages. This range of nineteenth century architectural styles makes Brockley unusual. Today a thriving community of young professionals, young families and creatives, it now boasts a good number of trendy shops, bars and restaurants, as well as good open green space, as well as excellent transport connections into London.
The property is close to Lewisham College, Goldsmith's College, the University of Greenwich and the Laban Contemporary Dance Centre - as well as the Hilly Fields green open space.
Transport
Parking - on street outside the property freely available
Trains - 2 mins walk to Brockley British Rail (Zone 2) - London Bridge 5 mins, Waterloo 8 mins, Charing Cross 10 mins
Tube - 2 mins walk to Brockley, newly joined to the tube network on the East London Line - City of London 8 mins
Buses - fast & frequent buses to Lewisham, Greenwich and throughout South East London
Set on the basement floor of this traditional Victorian mansion, right in the center of the Brockley conservation area, this three bed apartment has been refurbished. Ideal for students or sharers, being conveniently located for many local colleges and Universities, such as Goldsmiths, Laban, Greenwich, etc. The apartment comprises of three double bedrooms all with built-in wardrobes and storage, a separate spacious lounge with dining area and patio doors to garden. Brand new kitchen with modern units and integrated appliances and a spacious modern bathroom with shower over bath. New laminate flooring, neutrally decorated and gas central heating throughout. On street parking.
Brockley conservation area
Very popular residential neighbourhood, between Lewisham and New Cross. Much of north Brockley was designated a Conservation Area in 1974 and in the same year the Brockley Society was formed with the aim of preserving and protecting the character of the area. Brockley is today one of the best preserved and most coherent Victorian suburbs in Inner London and contains examples of almost every style of mid to late nineteenth century domestic architecture from vast Gothic Revival piles to modest workmen's cottages. This range of nineteenth century architectural styles makes Brockley unusual. Today a thriving community of young professionals, young families and creatives, it now boasts a good number of trendy shops, bars and restaurants, as well as good open green space, as well as excellent transport connections into London.
The property is close to Lewisham College, Goldsmith's College, the University of Greenwich and the Laban Contemporary Dance Centre - as well as the Hilly Fields green open space.
Transport
Parking - on street outside the property freely available
Trains - 2 mins walk to Brockley British Rail (Zone 2) - London Bridge 5 mins, Waterloo 8 mins, Charing Cross 10 mins
Tube - 2 mins walk to Brockley, newly joined to the tube network on the East London Line - City of London 8 mins
Buses - fast & frequent buses to Lewisham, Greenwich and throughout South East London
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Coopers Lettings and Management
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