Highshore Road
Peckham
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Highshore RoadPeckham
“Elegant sash windows draw in light throughout the day, set within well balanced Georgian proportions and framed by green outlooks to front and rear.”
Built circa 1840s, this listed, Georgian-style house is positioned on one of Peckham’s most established streets, moments from Bellenden Road and Rye Lane. Arranged over three floors, the layout is clear and well resolved, with generous proportions, high ceilings and natural light drawn deep into the plan through elegant sash windows.
A broad double reception sits at the front, where light moves evenly across the space, reinforcing its sense of scale. Pine floorboards run underfoot, while the detailing has been carefully retained, giving the house a calm, assured character.
To the rear, the plan opens into a kitchen and dining space with a direct connection to the garden. It is a sociable, well balanced room, shaped for both everyday living and entertaining. Openings have been widened over time, with joinery introduced carefully, allowing newer elements to sit comfortably within the original structure.
A lower ground room provides a useful additional space, suited to a study, occasional bedroom or storage, with a separate WC also on this level.
Upstairs, the bedrooms are quiet and well proportioned, each with a consistent sense of volume and light. A recently completed bathroom introduces a more contemporary layer, finished with underfloor heating and a restrained material palette.
The garden reads as a natural extension of the house, with year round planting, mature trees and a softer, more natural approach. Set within it is a remarkable studio by Unknown Works, a Japanese shou sugi ban charred timber structure with a large rooflight and specialist acoustic construction. Originally conceived as a music studio, it offers a rare and highly flexible space that could equally work as a workspace or a place to retreat. The architects explained the intention: “Its embedded form allows for increased ceiling height, while the curvature encourages visitors to sit against the façade, amplifying the sounds of the garden as well as acting as a sun trap in the nooks”.
There is off-street parking outside the house with an electric charging point easily accessible.
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