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Apartment |1 bedroom |Sleeps 4

Camberwell in Central London/Zone 2

from £108 / night

£750–£1200 / week

1 night minimum stay

Changeover flexible

5 out of 5

4 reviews | Write a review

Key info  Car not necessary, may take pets - please enquire

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About the home

The property is a very short walk from the local station (Denmark Hill, zone 2) with regular trains to London Victoria (9 min) , London Blackfriars (10 min) and London St Pancras (20 min). Also regular buses to London Waterloo (c. 20 min)

Accessed by its own front door, a spacious hall, first floor living room (with double sofa bed and TV/DVD), fully-fitted kitchen with all accessories (dishwasher, induction hob, oven, fridge/freezer, washing machine), bathroom (bath and shower) and a large top-floor double bedroom.

Family friendly and cot, high chair, toys and books can be provided on request.Everything is supplied for a self-catering stay, including organic bed linen and towels and cooking essentials and all guests staying for a week or longer will receive an organic hamper

Facilities

Conditions

Additional information about rental rates
•- Security deposit of £150 taken in advance and refunded on exit.
- 50% booking deposit paid to reserve booking dates and remainder payable 30 days prior to rental period.
- Cancellation prior to 7 days before rental period will result in loss of 50% of price, unless a replacement is found
- Cancellation within 7 days will result in loss of 100% of price, unless a replacement is found.
- Payments by bank transfer, Paypal, cash or cheque.
- Supplement of £25 per person per night for occupancy of more than 2 people

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Champion HIll

 

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View of the front of the property

 

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Bedroom - view 2

 

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Sofa bed

The South East England / London region

London - one of the world's great capital cities....7A Beaulieu Close lies on the border between Camberwell and Dulwich, providing a mix of cultures and amenities depending on which way you walk.
Going south takes you into the affluent suburb of East Dulwich, centred on its vibrant high street; Lordship Lane.

Going north into Camberwell centre is an altogether different experience; very much more gritty....but all oysters need grit to make pearls, and there are definitely pearls if you know where to look.
Parks

The Central London/Zone 2 / Camberwell area

Ruskin Park, complete with bandstand, tennis courts, playing fields, children’s playground, ponds and cafe, is literally on the doorstep (cross Denmark Hill, by the Fox on The Hill pub and you can’t miss it).
Brockwelll Park is about 1 mile away and has stunning views across London from the top of the hill and an old-fashioned (but modernised) Lido with a good cafe. It also has a great kid’s playground and sand/water play area.
Dulwich Park, a peaceful 1 mile walk away, is very tranquil and has a boating lake and a good cafe. The amenities of Dulwich Village are close by.
Shopping
The best local place to shop is undoubtedly Lordship Lane in East Dulwich, which is a 10 minute walk away. There is a huge range of shops that will literally cater for your every need. Moxons is an excellent fishmonger, Pretty Traditional is an old fashioned and very friendly greengrocer (with attached cafe / juice bar). For meat, the best butcher is Guy Sparkes in his van on a Saturday and The East Dulwich Deli is superb (if expensive) for bread, cheese, cured meats and lots of other delicious things.
There are plenty of other shops selling gifts, clothes, shoes, homewares, cards, jewellery etc. Many of the shops are really good quality local independents – no “clone town Britain” here - but there are a few familiar brands too.
There is a buzzy market on Northcross Road (about half way up Lordship Lane on the left) on a Saturday with a variety of stalls including takeaway food.
Note - many of the shops on Lordship Lane are closed on a Monday.
Other places to go for food shopping include a farmers market that takes place every fortnight on a Saturday on Camberwell Green. For groceries, there is a very large Sainsbury’s supermarket (complete with a Starbucks) less than a 5 minute walk away (go to the top of Champion Hill and cross down the hill). For essential late night supplies, Costcutters, a smaller convenience shop is only a 2 minute walk away.
For a proper London shopping fix, Covent Garden is easy to get to on the 176 bus, Oxford Street/Regent Street and the King’s Road are also very accessible (see Time Out shopping guide for more details).
Eating Out / Pubs
The closest establishment is the Fox on the Hill pub, which is a 1 minute walk away. The atmosphere is convivial and it’s cheap (well, for London anyway), but not recommended for food.
The Phoenix pub, by Denmark Hill train station, is the preferred “local” and a good place for a drink or two. It has a friendly and lively atmosphere and serves good pub food (burgers, fish and chips etc) at around £10 per person.
Buddha Jazz, just around the corner from the Phoenix on Grove Lane, is a small friendly local restaurant serving Thai food and does takeaway also. A meal is around £10 per person.
For one of the best tapas restaurants anywhere in London, head to Angels and Gypsies on Camberwell Church Street. It has a great atmosphere and the food is seasonal and consistently wonderful (booking usually necessary). Each tapas dish is around £4-6, so a meal works out at around £15-20 per person.
The Crooked Well on Grove Lane (also in Camberwell) is a busy restaurant / bar, with a good quality, modern British menu, somewhat more sophisticated than most places in Camberwell! Starters around £5-10 and main courses around £15 per person.
Lordship Lane in East Dulwich (about 1 mile away) has a wealth of good bars and restaurants – Franklins (modern organic British) and Green and Blue (simple food, great wine) are particularly good independents.
If you are here in the summer, there is one very special place worth a visit....it’s called Franks Cafe, which is a short train ride to Peckham and is located on the top floor of a disused car park. It combines art, cocktails and simple food – check out www.frankscafe.org.
For really good quality fish and chips, the area is blessed with 2 excellent places: Ollies (which is near Herne Hill station, about 1 mile away) and the Sea Cow on Lordship Lane. Both are very reasonably priced.
We keep various takeaway menus so do please ask for a recommendation if you have a particular craving.
Other Local Attractions
There’s no need to go to the famous London attractions – which are always too busy anyway – we have some really world-class places much closer by:
- The Horniman Museum in Forest Hill (about 2 miles away or 15 mins by bus) is a wonderfully eccentric but very well organised museum with sprawling gardens and a good shop/cafe. It has a fantastically large and wide collection, including an excellent aquarium, musical instruments, and a huge display of natural history exhibits (much more accessible than the rather overwhelming Natural History Museum) as well as bizarre collections of objects from across the world. This museum is very welcoming and fascinating for children. Don’t miss the enormous stuffed walrus and the intriguing “Apostles Clock”.
- The Dulwich Picture Gallery (about 1 mile walk) is England’s first public art gallery, located in a beautiful setting adjacent to Dulwich Village/Park in a magnificent building designed by Sir John Soane in 1817. The permanent art collection includes many Old Masters and there are often interesting exhibitions and events.
- The South London Gallery (about 1 mile walk) - is a wonderfully vibrant and modern art gallery, with its links to the Camberwell School of Art nearby and a lively shop and cafe. It has a regularly changing series of exhibitions and events - and has been a showcase for contemporary British artists, including Tracey Emin and Michael Landers.

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The property is a very short walk from the local station (Denmark Hill, zone 2) with regular trains to London Victoria (9 mins) , London Blackfriars (10 min), London Bridge (12 min) and London St Pancras (20 min). Also regular busses to London Waterloo (c. 20 min)

Activities near Central London/Zone 2

Reviews

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16 Jan 2013

“Home from home” Lovely little apartment very well situated in nice neighbourhood. Everything you could need is provided and the free wi-fi a big plus.

10 Oct 2012

“Cosy apartment with good connections to central London” This cosy apartment in a quiet residential street on the border between Camberwell and Dulwich is a recently refurbished extension of the owners' house. We were staying in London for a week to visit friends and this apartment was the perfect solution as it gave us much more space than the average hotel room at this price as well as the opportunity to do our own cooking, thus saving money on eating out. Free WiFi and TV meant that we could also spend the occasional rainy evening in with a take-away. Owners Vicky and Harry are very friendly and are happy to provide tips on how to explore the area and London more generally. The flat has its own entrance and is laid out over the first and second floors. It has been lovingly furnished with top-quality furniture and appliances in kitchen and bathroom. The bedroom which is on the second floor has a comfortable bed and plenty of storage space. The owners had provided all basic necessities for cooking (excellent quality utensils as well as olive oil, salt & pepper, etc.) and cleaning. The eco touch to the flat (organic bed linen and towels and other environmentally friendly products) was a plus. The flat also contains a number of London guidebooks as well as a welcome booklet written by the owners containing tips on transport, eating (take-aways and a number of high-quality restaurants close by) and activities for the area. Although the flat is not located close to a tube stop, trains from Denmark Hill station (5 minute walk away) got us to Victoria or London Bridge stations in 10-15 minutes and a number of busses also go to central London. The area has several small convenience shops as well as a massive Sainsburys if you need to stock up on food. King's College Hospital is also a five-minute away from the flat.

19 Sep 2012

“So Conveniently Located!” The location is great, close to bus stops and the train station. Our family lives only a few minutes walk away. There is a major super market 5 minutes away and a corner shop at the bottom of a hill. Wi-Fi was great as was the television. Well appointed kitchen. Nice neighborhood.

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30 Aug 2012

“Perfect for Us” Our daughter and her husband live nearby. With the arrival of our first grandchild, we came to help out but could not find suitable hotel accommodations in the immediate area. We located Vicki's place and it was perfect for us, with much more room and better quality accommodations at a lower price than a hotel. The flat has been totally renovated with modern appliances and amenities. The entrance leads you upstairs to a modern kitchen with all new dishwasher, oven, cooktop, fridge, clothes washer, dishes, glassware, cookware and utensils. In fact, just about everything is new. There is a flat screen TV in the living area along with comfortable furniture and a desk. Free WIFI is included. A narrow stairway leads up to the bedroom, which has a skylight and a French balcony. The mattress is new and the linens and pillows are very high quality, all of which resulted in a comfortable sleeping environment. Denmark Hill Road and a bus stop are close by as is the Denmark Hill train station. A large, modern grocery store is a short walk away. Vicki was most gracious and accommodating with our short notice stay. We will certainly use her flat again when we come to visit our beautiful new granddaughter in the future.

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Rental prices

Prices for group size 2
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
Winter 2013	25 Jan 13	1 May 13	699£ 699	120£ 120	150£ 150	1 Night
Spring/Early Summer	1 May 13	14 Jul 13	750£ 750	120£ 120	150£ 150	1 Night
Summer 2013	14 Jul 13	8 Sep 13	850£ 850	125£ 125	150£ 150	1 Night
Autumn 2013	8 Sep 13	3 Nov 13	750£ 750	120£ 120	150£ 150	1 Night

Prices for group size 4
Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
Winter 2013	25 Jan 13	1 May 13	1000£ 1000	170£ 170	200£ 200	1 Night
Spring/Early Summer 2013	1 May 13	15 Jul 13	1050£ 1050	170£ 170	200£ 200	1 Night
Summer 2013	15 Jul 13	8 Sep 13	1200£ 1200	175£ 175	200£ 200	1 Night
Autumn 2013	8 Sep 13	3 Nov 13	1100£ 1100	170£ 170	200£ 200	1 Night

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

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