1,202 sq ft across the top two floors of a Victorian semi, this maisonette has the scale and feel of a house. A three-and-a-half bedroom home sitting within the Brockley Conservation Area on one of the best roads in the neighbourhood, with its own front door, high ceilings, and a layout that works.

The whole place was reconfigured and renovated at the end of 2018, and it shows. The open-plan kitchen, dining and living space is the centrepiece, south-facing, dual aspect, and flooded with light. The kitchen itself has bespoke cabinetry, a large island with a breakfast bar, and more worktop and storage space than you'll know what to do with.

Three bedrooms plus a fourth smaller room, currently used as a home office. The principal bedroom is a generous, quiet room with a step-in wardrobe and leafy views stretching out towards Canary Wharf. Both bathrooms have underfloor heating, one with a freestanding roll-top bath and a utility cupboard with a washer and dryer, the other with a walk-in shower.

Outside, there's access to a shared garden that gets sun throughout the day. The patio at the far end catches the late afternoon and evening light, which makes it genuinely useful for most of the year. There's also a garden shed built in 2020, handy for bikes and storage.

On transport: St Johns station is a short walk and gets you into the City in around seven minutes. Brockley Overground and Lewisham, with DLR access to Canary Wharf, are both within easy reach.

Hilly Fields is five minutes away on foot, the Brockley Farmers' Market runs at the end of the road every week, and Ashmead Primary is just around the corner.