2 bed flat to rent

Kennington Road, London SE11

A unique and spacious two-double bedroom split level apartment with a beautiful private garden set in the heart of Kennington. Marlborough House is an elegant and imposing Grade II listed property.

The apartment offers 1040 sq ft of living space, which is arranged to provide entrance hall with double bedroom to rear aspect with fitted wardrobe, large double bedroom to front aspect, and a high finished bathroom with high ceilings.

The classic wrought iron spiral staircase leads down to a fabulous open plan living space with a classic kitchen Island, which naturally divides into kitchen, dining and living. Fitted kitchen with granite work surfaces, integrated dishwasher, washing machine, fridge freezer and microwave and ample fitted cupboard for storage. There is space for dining table, two windows to front and oak flooring throughout and the secondary guest bathroom. The room opens into the living area to the rear with French doors leading out to a beautiful decked private garden.

The property is ideally located moments from the Northern Line at Kennington Station (0.4 miles). Elephant & Castle stations are only a little further afield, providing access to the Northern and Bakerloo Lines, plus overground services to Blackfriars, West London, and South London. Residents also have access to several bus services that provide transport across London and has easy access to Westminster and the City.

The property has been finished to an exceptional level of detail throughout and offers an abundance of space rarely found in Kennington. The space is truly unique and can be fully appreciated upon viewing. The Grade ii-listed open spaces of Kennington Park and Cleaver Square offer local green spaces. Slightly further afield the South Bank of the River Thames can be reached by walking and there is a local farmers market at St Marks Church every Saturday.

As an area, Kennington has grown in popularity over the last ten years due to its central location, green spaces, charming architecture, and affordability. There is an array of contemporary restaurants, cafés, art galleries, and pubs spread throughout the local area. Buildings such as Lambeth Palace and the Imperial War Museum are close by, offering locals and visitors an insight into Britain's heritage.