Amelia Street, London, SE17

Guide Price of £400,000 to £425,000.
A characterful first-floor flat in the historic Pullens Buildings, offering access to a communal roof terrace and enviably positioned near Kennington and Elephant & Castle stations.

Set within the historic Pullens Buildings, a notable late-Victorian development dating back to 1884, this beautifully presented first-floor apartment combines period charm with a calm, contemporary sensibility. Its South facing living room overlooks Pullens Gardens.

Spanning approximately 593 sq ft, the property has been thoughtfully restored with a restrained, minimalist approach that highlights its original character. Large sash windows flood the space with natural light, accentuating the carefully stripped woodwork and a reclaimed cast-iron working fireplace that forms an elegant focal point in the living area.

The layout flows from room to room. A well-designed kitchen offers both practicality and style, while the bedroom, offers a calm and private retreat, complete with its own original fireplace. A cohesive, understated material palette runs throughout, enhancing the home’s heritage appeal.

The Pullens Buildings are renowned for their architectural significance and long-standing creative community in the Yards. Fareshares is a community run shop which sells whole foods and organic veg.

Residents have key access to the communal roof terrace, offering panoramic views across London’s skyline. It’s a sun trap, ideal for a summer BBQs or relaxing on a lounger.

Ideally located between Kennington and Elephant & Castle, the apartment is surrounded by green spaces, cultural attractions, and a vibrant mix of independent cafés, galleries, and restaurants. The South Bank, Covent Garden, Borough Market and the City are all a 10 minute cycle away.

A distinctive and characterful home set within one of South London’s most sought-after historic addresses.