Impressive one bedroom property with a covered balcony on the 16th floor of Hurlock Heights, part of the ever-popular Elephant Park development in SE17.The apartment sits in a striking building on a corner plot, rising above the street below.

There is 24 hour concierge as well as impeccably maintained shared areas, ensuring a welcoming gateway.The apartment is on the sixteenth floor and has lift access.

The open-plan kitchen and living area is a thoroughly sociable dual-aspect space. Generous windows punctuate the walls, allowing light to flood in through all angles. One of these expanses of glazing opens directly to a secluded and versatile balcony. This is the perfect spot for a morning coffee and weekend crossword, with views extending to the most dramatic urban panorama.In alignment with the rest of the apartment, the kitchen has been cleverly conceived for the practicalities of everyday life. The open-plan nature of the space ensures it is perfectly suited to entertaining while cooking. Neatly housed in contemporary cabinetry, an array of Bosch appliances and generous storage.Executed in a similarly fresh and simple palette, the bedroom is a calm, bright space, with full-height and full-width window. The bedroom has a generous built-in wardrobes.

The building has a 24 hour concierge service. There is secure bike storage too.The sheltered balcony makes a peaceful spot to sit and enjoy a lazy Sunday brunch. With ample space for a table and chairs, it is protected from the elements yet feels part of the natural world outside with views over the surrounding metropolitan landscape.

Deacon Street is within a short walk of Elephant & Castle station, which offers Underground (Northern & Bakerloo Lines) and National Rail services (direct trains to St Pancreas, Luton and Gatwick airport). St John's Walworth Church of England primary school, which is rated 'Outstanding' by Ofsted, is just around the corner. The area is also exceptionally well served by buses and cycle lanes and superhighways.Elephant Park's new homes, shops, offices and restaurants are adding new energy to the Elephant. Mature trees and new, green, open spaces connected by tree-lined streets make this Central London's new green heart, and one of the capital's most exciting places to live, work or visit.

Council Tax Band: D

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