Warehouse flat with views of London inc bills

Description:
Arty, gypsy Colourful warehouse flat with 2 bedrooms, high ceilings, 900mb super-fast fibre optic internet & panoramic views of London located in trendy Peckham(Zone 2) in between Bermondsey, Camberwell and Elephant and Castle linked to many popular sightseeing destinations via public transport or under 20 min by bicycle.

I am an artist/film-maker, who has been living in South London before it was trendy. Depending on your like it is one of the most vibrant areas in London with culture and genuine people

The Space:
The flat is on the 4th floor of the desirable warehouse building South City Court with an original architectural design.
The building is 2 min walk to the bus station and Peckham Rye station is under 20 minutes.
You will have the whole 2 bedroom flat to yourself.
The flat is designed with upcycled furniture that was found on the street or in antique markets.
Industrial cable wire holders turned into coffee tables, wooden palettes turned into bed frames, easels turned into film spotlight tripods. There are some stains and marks on the furniture, but they are all kept in clean and hygienic conditions.

The property has easy access with self-check-in instructions.

Neighborhood description
Even though the neighbourhood has a very urban feeling the flat is located just in the south of Burgess Park, so you can walk there in less than 5 minutes.

South London Gallery is about a quarter of a mile away.

Visits; Feminist Library, South London Gallery, Copeland Gallery, Hannah Barry Gallery, Moca London, The Natalie Barney Gallery are some of the many galleries in the area.

Rooftop bars (for summer); Bussey Rooftop bar, Rye Society, The CLF Art Lounge & Roof Garden.

Bars and Pubs
The Montpelier, Prince of Peckham, White horse, The Four Quarters, John the unicorn, Bar Story, Funkidory, the Angel Oak, Near and Far Peckham Levels, Camberwell Arms.

To eat:
Naifs, Peckham bazaar, Persopolis, Boxwllaah, Artusi, Yada’s Green, Zeret Kitchen, Begging Bowl, Ganapati, General store for coffee, Nola cafe for breakfast and Maltby street is easy to get to.

Getting around
There are great bus links to the centre as well as Elephant&Castle where you can catch the tube. Peckham Rye train/overground station is about 20 min walk.
Although I would highly suggest renting an electric bicycle or a scooter, it is under 20 minutes to get to central London. if you have your own bike, it is a bit of a tight squeeze but you can park your bike on the bike rails in the gated courtyard of the building.

Rooms and spaces
Bedrooms: 2
Bed: 2
Bathrooms: 1

EPC rating: D potential of C