Summary
- Quietly located off Bermondsey Street
- Friendly building of 4 owner occupied flats
- Bright and spacious ground floor interior
- Small rear garden/ terrace
- Built in 2009
- Easily available street parking
- Fully fitted and equipped kitchen
- Bicycle storage
- No Onward chain
Description
Built in 2009, the apartment has a generous interior with a light and bright living space including wood flooring, and is flooded with natural light from the full height windows and double doors that open onto the South facing balcony. The open plan kitchen is fully fitted and equipped with a range of white high gloss units including all appliances. The double bedroom also has good natural light from both roof skylights, and a side window provides light from the terrace. There are a range of fitted wardrobes. The apartment has excellent storage with the use of an understairs storage cupboard in the communal hall, together with a communal bicycle store.
The apartment has a share of freehold and the residents have their own management company, ensuring service charges are kept at a nominal level.
Decima Street is quietly situated at the southern end of the fashionable and vibrant Bermondsey Street. The apartment is ideally located in the heart of this vibrant area with Borough Market, London Bridge and The Shard all on the doorstep. Bermondsey Street, locally known as Bermondsey Village, is now synonymous with an ever growing international food scene with an excellent array of restaurants, including Jose's Tapas bar and Pizarro restaurant, Angela Hartnett's Café Murano, Casse-Croute, Baccala and a host of others to suit every taste. The street is known for its eclectic mix of boutiques, gastro pubs and bars, and also the home of the renowned White Cube Art Gallery. Nearby Bermondsey Square has the weekly antiques market and Kino independent cinema. The City is accessible by walking over Tower Bridge. London Bridge station provides Northern and Jubilee Underground lines, plus London over ground trains and is therefore close to the broad mix of boutiques, gastro pubs, bars and restaurants. The food market at Maltby Street is close by and Tanner Street Park includes tennis courts. Bermondsey Street is also the home of the renowned White Cube Art Gallery. Bermondsey Square has the weekly antiques market and Kino independent cinema.
