Ruskin Heights, 121 Denmark Hill, SE5

A luxury development comprising of 14 units overlooking John Ruskin Park, within 5 minutes walk to Denmark Hill Station which is only 12 minutes to London Bridge.

All apartments have terraces and some top floor apartments have stunning views of london.

Camberwell has always been one of the more important boroughs. It is mentioned in the Domesday Book.

The village was based around its High Street, now called Denmark Hill in honour of Prince George of Denmark, the husband of Queen Anne, who had a residence there.

The village contained a traditional village green, which still exists, and it was here that Camberwell Fair was held. The first record of a fair is in 1279.

John Ruskin, the great Victorian writer, thinker, artist and art critic, lived most of his long life on Denmark Hill. No doubt he would have been pleased that Ruskin Park, the green open space opposite his old home, has been named after him.

In 1913 King's College hospital opened at Denmark Hill. It had taken an Act of Parliament nine years earlier to achieve this.

Kings College Hospital is only yards away from the development which can only be good for the investor looking to buy to rent.