Pegasus Walk introduces two striking, architecturally refined buildings that deliver 50 exceptional new homes including studio, one, two and three-bedroom apartments, all complemented by commercial spaces at ground level to support local businesses and contribute to the life of the street. Beautifully positioned at the centre of Camberwell, the development blends modern comfort with a strong sense of place. The architecture brings a confident new presence to the area while remaining sensitive to its surroundings, creating a neighbourhood landmark that feels both fresh and familiar. At street level, a newly pedestrianised environment creates a welcoming sense of arrival and encourages a calmer, people-first streetscape.
2026
Year
5
Storeys
50
APARTMENTS
10
YEAR STRUCTURAL WARRANTY
Inside, every home is designed around light, openness and everyday practicality. Large expanses of glazing draw in natural daylight, enhancing the feeling of space and connection to the outdoors. Each residence also benefits from its own private terrace – a valuable extension of the living area, ideal for morning coffee, alfresco dining or quiet evening relaxation. Residents additionally enjoy access to shared roof terraces, offering elevated outdoor spaces to unwind, socialise and take in the views across the City.
Pegasus Walk is designed to bring the best of modern urban living to Camberwell – well‑crafted homes, inviting shared spaces and a development that feels connected, cohesive and unmistakably part of the community.
The Area
Camberwell has long stood as one of South London’s most culturally-rich enclaves. It is defined by portrait galleries, independent studios, historic Victorian streets and an energetic mix of creatives, families and long-established communities. As regeneration continues across the wider borough, Camberwell is becoming ever more desirable, offering excellent connectivity, an evolving retail and food culture and a commitment to the arts and enhanced public spaces. Living in Camberwell means you’ll benefit from both inner-city proximity and a strong sense of local identity. With access to vibrant hubs like Peckham, Brixton, Dulwich and beyond.
Café culture
Camberwell’s café scene is eclectic, community-rooted and thriving. Here are a few local favourites worth noting:
Lumberjack – General store, deli and speciality coffee shop. With fresh bread, artisanal supplies and great food – it’s not to be missed.
Brunchies – Family-run, serving fresh, high-quality food with a South American twist.
Café Mona – Cosy spot offering homemade
cakes, good coffee, lunch options and occasional Polish specialties.
Pubs & Bars
Camberwell’s bars and pubs are a mixture of heritage spots and contemporary reinventions:
The Camberwell Arms – A well-loved gastropub with strong food credentials and a local anchor in Camberwell’s restaurant scene.
Veraison Wines – Wine bar with relaxed atmosphere, friendly service and an ever-changing and meticulously selected wine list.
Grove House Tavern – A spacious pub with a wide drinks list and the increasingly famous sandwich-makers, Mondo Sando, taking up residence in the kitchen.
Restaurants
Camberwell’s dining offers a rich, multicultural tapestry. Some stand-out venues include:
Theo’s – Highly regarded Neapolitan pizza, panuozzo and more.
FM Mangal – This critically-acclaimed Turkish grill (with notable praise from Jay Rayner) is known for its warm hospitality, charcoal-cooked breads and delicious meze.
Lao Dao – Bold, colourful and tasty. This Chinese Xinjiang street food offering provides big flavours in a contemporary setting.
Green spaces
Camberwell is fortunate to offer a variety of inviting outdoor spaces and community hubs. Below are just a few examples that locals can enjoy:
Burgess Park – Situated just to the north of the development, Burgess Park is a sprawling space filled with open, green spaces and a mixture of leisure facilities.
Camberwell Green – A formal common of roughly 1 hectare in size, surrounded by cafés and local shops – long held as a favourite open space among the local community.
Myatt’s Fields Park – A 14-acre Victorian park nearby offering lawns, a café, tennis, children’s play areas and tranquil spot amongst its urban surroundings.
Transport & Connections
Pegasus Walk is within close reach of a number of key London transport hubs, with bus routes connecting the property to each in minutes.
London Underground:
Once you get to Elephant & Castle, Bakerloo Line & Northern Line services take you directly to some of London’s key stations.
London Bridge – 4 mins (Northern Line)
Waterloo – 4 mins (Bakerloo Line)
Charing Cross – 6 mins (Bakerloo Line)
Moorgate – 7 mins (Northern Line)
Oxford Circus – 10 min (Bakerloo Line)
Baker Street – 14 mins (Bakerloo Line)
King’s Cross – 15 mins (Northern Line)
Bus:
Pegasus Walk is situated at the Cottage Green bus stop, giving residents a short ride to Elephant & Castle tube station. To the South, Peckham Rye station is also accessible via a similarly swift journey.
Elephant & Castle – 17 mins
Peckham Rye – 18 mins
(via bus routes 343 / 136)
Cycling:
The property is within fast cycling access to some of the city’s core business and leisure destinations.
London Bridge – 17 mins
Waterloo – 17 mins
Liverpool Street – 27 mins
Clapham Junction – 28 mins
Oxford Circus – 28 mins
King’s Cross – 32 mins
Specifications
*Specification subject to change and availability
*DISCLAIMER : Floor plans are intended to give a general indication of the proposed layout only.
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