Description
Developments
History
In the 1086 Domesday Book, 'Camberwell' was a village with a church serving neighbouring areas, Camberwell was a rural area known for its healing waters and tranquillity. There were manor house and farms and the Georgian terraces, and it remained like this until the middle of the 19th century when the railway arrived. St Giles Church has existed in various buildings for over 1,000 years. The current church dates from 1844.
Leisure & Amenities
Things to do in Camberwell:
- South London Gallery
- Blue Elephant Theatre
- Take a stroll around Burgess Park
- Camberwell Leisure Centre
- Jazzlive at the Crypt
Restaurant/Bars in Camberwell:
- The Camberwell Arms pub
- Stormbird pub
- The Pigeon Hole Café Bar
- Theo's Pizza
- Falafel and Shawarma
- Silk Road Chinese
Transport
- Denmark Hill station - London Overground, Thameslink, and Southeastern trains.
- Camberwell Bus Routes to the rest of south London and the north of the city.
Education
Properties in Camberwell
Camberwell offers a diverse range of properties, both commercial and residential, making it an attractive locale for individuals and businesses. At KALMARs, we pride ourselves on presenting a curated selection of properties for sale and to let in this vibrant area. Whether you're seeking a charming residential space nestled within Georgian terraces or a strategic commercial location to establish your business, our portfolio caters to various needs.
Explore our listings to discover the unique opportunities that Camberwell has to offer.