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GUIDE PRICE: £160,000 - £180,000

Living at Verona Court on Myers Lane, SE14 places you in a quiet residential cul-de-sac tucked neatly off Mercury Way. Positioned right where New Cross, South Bermondsey, and Deptford meet, the location balances a surprisingly peaceful, low-traffic home environment with direct access to South London’s energetic creative hubs, independent food scenes, and bustling nightlife.

Transport options are one of the property's strongest highlights, making commuting straightforward across London. South Bermondsey station is approximately a ten-minute walk away, whisking you directly into London Bridge in around five minutes, while New Cross Gate station provides London Overground links up through Shoreditch, Whitechapel, and Highbury & Islington. Excellent 24-hour bus routes along nearby main roads offer easy overnight connections into Central London and the West End.

For green space and outdoor recreation, you have several distinct parks right on your doorstep. Bridgehouse Meadows sits virtually next door for quick morning runs or dog walks, while Folkestone Gardens provides a tranquil spot with a central pond and skatepark. Slightly further south lies Telegraph Hill Park, which rewards visitors with tennis courts, a vibrant community café, and sweeping panoramic views across the London skyline.

Everyday amenities are exceptionally convenient, anchored by a massive Sainsbury’s superstore nearby at New Cross Gate for all major grocery needs. You are also spoilt for choice when it comes to local hospitality, with classic neighbourhood pubs like The Royal Albert nearby, alongside the bustling street-food stalls of Deptford Market Yard and the vibrant coffee shops of Peckham just a short walk or cycle away.

The overall lifestyle here is shaped heavily by its diverse, creative community and the close proximity of Goldsmiths, University of London. Living at Verona Court gives you a tranquil, practical sanctuary to come home to while keeping you seamlessly connected to the culture, art, and food scenes that define modern South London.