2 Bed Detached House, Great Brownings, SE21

This property is a serviced apartment available for 6 weeks only from February 20th, please enquire for shorter stays and further details.

The Woodland Retreat, is a splendid 2-bedroom chalet nestled in the lush woodlands of South London. This contemporary haven offers serenity just moments away from the heart of the capital. Surrounded by verdant parks and picturesque greenery, immerse yourself in village life, where historic houses, white picket fences, and a charming village park with a boating lake a cozy café and one of London's oldest art galleries await your exploration. A nearby train get you to London Victoria in 15 mins.


Neighbourhood description



At The Woodland Retreat, convenience is paramount, offering electric bikes at the nearby train station, just a brief 5-minute walk through a scenic woodland path. Enjoy effortless connectivity to central London, with a quick 15-minute journey to London Victoria. Explore the vibrant scenes of Brixton (7 minutes), Herne Hill's Sunday market with the lively Brockley Park and Crystal Palace hosting some of London's most happening festivals, antique shops, and art deco cinema. Elevate your experience with a stroll through Dulwich Wood, where Charles I's court once gathered for deer hunting, capped off with drinks at the nearby pub all within a stones throw from your door. 

 For a touch of old-world charm, a leisurely 20-minute walk (or a 5-minute bike ride) unveils Dulwich Village, showcasing some of London's most enchanting architecture. On a visit to Dulwich Village, you’d be forgiven for thinking you’d stumbled on a rural idyll, albeit one in Zone 3 and 17 minutes to London Bridge. It is one of the few inner London areas that has managed to maintain a ‘true’ village charm, Combined, these earned Dulwich Village its conservation area status in 1968. This exclusive and upmarket area has a charming, old-world atmosphere with mature chestnut trees, leafy streets, white picket fences and a great range of independent shops, boutiques and cafes, as well as a Grade II listed pub. The area’s expansive and attractive green spaces are its biggest draw, such as Dulwich Park, where highwaymen once terrorised local nobility. Famous for its art gallery and open spaces, Dulwich Village is a magnet for higher-income families because of the exclusive family homes, transport links into the City and central London, and its world-class schools.