The Pomeroy Overview
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Located in a well-connected Zone 2 area of New Cross, The Pomeroy offers the final 3 bed London Help to Buy apartment on the threshold of some of the city’s trendiest hotspots.
The boutique development, on the doorstep of Hatcham Gardens, is built around a communal courtyard and boasts a vast array of nearby amenities, green spaces, and well-regarded schools within a five-minute walk of the development. Each and every home has been built to maximise the sense of space and light – with spacious, open plan layouts perfect for home working and large windows that flood each room with plenty of natural sunlight. With community at its core The Pomeroy is the perfect place to put down roots.
A fresh new approach to New Cross living
Resident’s living at The Pomeroy are spoilt for choice when it comes to amenities and outdoor pursuits. Shops and activities are just moments from home; with a plethora of independent boutiques, high street favourites, restaurants and music venues. For wetting the whistle, residents can grab a pint from local brewer, Brick Brewery at The Copper Tap on Peckham high street. When it comes to green space, residents can take their pick of either scenic hilltop views at Telegraph Hill Upper Park, woodland, streams and Japanese Gardens at the nearby Peckham Rye Park, or the impressive international planting displays at Chumleigh Gardens.
An idyllic choice for commuters, The Pomeroy benefits from quick and easy connections in central London, West London, and the financial hub, Canary Wharf via both Queens Road Peckham and New Cross Gate over ground stations – both of which just a short walk away.
Homes have well-conceived layouts for the modern family with quality finishes throughout and are neutrally decorated so you can style your home to your own taste. Buy a new home and make your mark on south east London today.
Pomeroy Street, Lewisham,
London SE14 5GA
When you’re living at The Pomeroy the question isn’t so much what should you do today, but rather how can you fit it all in.
From great places to eat and hang-out to one-off cultural destinations, this is an area that has so much to offer that you really are spoilt for choice.
Soak up the local bohemian vibe and visit an exhibition at either the Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art or Lewisham Arthouse. Catch a film at the independent Peckhamplex cinema where all tickets are priced at under five pounds or visit the Peckham Library in its award-winning building.
Enjoy a glass of IPA from local brewer Brick Brewery at The Copper Tap on Peckham High Street, browse the array of trendy independent boutiques in Bellenden Road where the pavement is lined with Antony Gormley-sculptured bollards, and finish with a delicious meal at The Rose Pub & Kitchen on New Cross Road.
The weekly Brockley Market features a host of local producers selling everything from freshly baked sourdough to raw dairy products and freshly caught fish. And for regular annual treats, there is the two-weeklong Telegraph Hill Festival that celebrates the arts, and the popular music festival, Jam on Rye, in Peckham Rye Park.
There’s little need to seek out open spaces beyond London when you live in an area this lush and green.
From small tucked away neighbourhood commons to a large Royal park, there are plenty of places to escape the daily hustle and bustle and enjoy wide open spaces and lots of fresh air.
Telegraph Hill Upper Park offers scenic hilltop views of the city and a popular skate park while Peckham Rye Park features woodland, meandering streams and a Japanese garden. The Chumleigh Gardens at the heart of Burgess Park is a renowned world garden showcasing English, Mediterranean, Asian, Oriental and Caribbean planting. And of course there is Greenwich Park overlooking the River Thames, famous for its herd of red and fallow deer and Royal Observatory.
Closer to home, Hatcham Gardens is on your doorstep offering a tranquil place to enjoy a moment’s peace in the open air with just your thoughts or a book for company. There’s little need to seek out open spaces beyond London when you live in an area this lush and green.
Living in a zone 2 location is a gift, with quick and easy connections into central London, west London and the City’s financial heart making this an ideal place to set up home.
The Pomeroy is located close to both Queens Road Peckham and New Cross Gate London Overground stations. While both stations provide links through east London and onto north London, the former station has access to the western branch of the line to Shepherd's Bush and beyond, while the latter station offers the link south to Crystal Palace and West Croydon.
The Docklands Light Railway is easily accessible, as is the Jubilee line, allowing a quick commute to Canary Wharf and the City.
The proposed Bakerloo line extension will run from Elephant & Castle further increasing commuting options.
Local bus routes are plentiful and lots of cycle routes makes getting around on two wheels a convenient travel option.
- Contemporary kitchen by Symphony (New York range) Matte, handleless kitchen units in Cashmere colour
- Soft close to doors and drawers
- Silestone worktops in White Storm with white glass splashback
- Stainless steel mixer tap and single bowl sink
- Integrated Bosh electric hob and oven, Beko fridge freezer and dishwasher
- Oaklands collection carpet in Silverstone
- Built-inwardrobewithslidingmirrored doors to master bedrooms
- White sanitaryware with single lever chrome basin taps and shower attachments by Hansgrohe
- Bath with shower over and glass screen
- Heated chrome towel rail
- Matt grey porcelain wall and floor tiles
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- White sanitaryware with chrome taps and shower attachments by Hansgrohe
- Shower cubicle with Raindance shower head
- Low profile shower tray with glass bi-fold door
- Heated chrome towel rail
- Matt grey porcelain wall and floor tiles
- Video entry system to apartments
- Wired heat and smoke detectors
- Multi-lock door and spy hole to home entrance
- 10 year Premier warranty
- Predicted energy assessment – EPC band B