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Charming Victorian house (discount)
Bright, characterful and charming Victorian terraced house with garden. Open plan downstairs living space with sunny patio garden. Well decorated throughout with quality carpets upstairs and our own high spec furniture and appliances in place.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />Bright, spacey open plan living area downstairs with family size dining table for communal eating or working. The house faces east so mornings are bright while the garden gets afternoon sun especially during the long summers evenings.<br /><br /><b>Guest access</b><br />Guests have access to the whole house and garden. In the garden shed there is a Barbecue, dining table, chairs and old style English deck chair which may be enjoyed by guests.<br /><br /><b>Other things to note</b><br />Immediately behind the garden is a public park with a children's play area and local football club Dulwich Hamlet FC. Also behind the park is a Sainsbury's superstore which by foot is about a five minute walk making food shopping ex
Winding through East Dulwich, Lordship Lane is a picture-perfect slice of south London life. In the  ranking of London lanes, it might not be up there with  Park, Marylebone or Drury, but what it lacks in landmarks it makes up for with a fine abundance of indie shops and an easy-going vibe. A wander here is what Sundays are made for.  <br /><br />A century ago this road was a rural thoroughfare, and today it still has a village atmosphere about it, with some serious community spirit on display. Unsurprisingly, this is prime yummy-mummy territory, but there’s also a healthy dose of young Londoners who like to hang out here. <br /><br />The top of the street is where the action is. There are your high-street regulars (Co-op, Caffè Nero, Foxtons) as well as an impressive number of boozers (read on for those). Further south, the shops give way to Victorian housing until you eventually get to the brilliantly eclectic Horniman Museum, with its strange taxidermy and cabinets of weird and wond