A former Victorian jam factory - which still smells faintly of strawberries -  has been put on the market for £2.25million. The massive 8,000sq ft former factory in Peckham has full planning permission to be turned into four separate three-storey houses, complete with studio space, gardens and access to the former workshop. Residents close to the huge building, in south east London, say it still gives off a faint but pleasant smell of fruit when the weather is sunny. A spokesperson for estate agents Wooster and Stock said: 'This is a fantastic opportunity to own over 8000sq ft of space, including the workshop of a Victorian jam factory.' Scroll down for video. This huge old jam factory is up for sale for anybody who likes the smell of strawberries...  and has £2.25 million to spare. According to passers-by the building still emits the sweet smells of fruit from the days when jam was produced inside. Inside the massive 8,000sq ft former factory, which has full planning permission to be turned into four separate houses, has been turned into a sumptuous living space. The existing property already has accommodation across two dwellings, complete with 12 rooms, plus two shower rooms and two bathrooms. The main bathroom is described by agents as 'rather glorious affair' complete with a period feature fireplace, ceramic sink and Victorian roll top bath. The bedrooms have been tastefully decorated to suit the period of the time when the factory was operational. A spokesperson for estate agents Wooster and Stock said: 'This is a fantastic opportunity to own over 8000sq ft of space, including the workshop of a Victorian jam factory' The main house greets visitors with a huge hallway with solid oak flooring, dado rails, seating and counter space and fitted storage. The cooking area boasts country style cabinets, thick cut oak counters, twin ceramic butler sinks and a six ring gas range with hot plate. The former factory's layout allows for lofty, high ceiling's in each of the rooms. Locals say the huge building, in Peckham, south east London, still gives off a faint but pleasant smell of fruit when the weather is sunny. The factory also has a studio/study area, with a painted concrete floor and large space for displaying or creating art. The property also has a large garden area. The proposed development will also allow the existing dwellings their own private garden while the two new dwellings will have vehicular access and off-street parking for three cars.

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Residents close to huge building, in south east London, say it still gives off a faint but pleasant smell of fruit. Former factory in Peckham has full planning permission to be turned into four separate three-storey houses.

Chile completed their World Cup preparations with victory over Northern Ireland after two late goals in Valparaiso. Michael O'Neill's visitors held their own for 80 minutes but saw their brave resistance broken by substitutes Eduardo Vargas and Mauricio Pinilla. Both men had started on the bench, along with Barcelona star Alexis Sanchez, but all three were needed to stop the party atmosphere falling flat. Late breakthrough: Chile took the lead through Eduardo Vargas (left) in the final 10 minutes. Vargas is seen celebrating with Arturo Vidal. Job done: Chile's Charles Aranguiz (left), Mauricio Isla (second left) and Marcelo Diaz (right) celebrate their second goal, scored by Mauricio Pinilla (No 8) Heading for victory: Vargas nods the ball over Northern Ireland goalkeeper Roy Carroll to set Chile on course for victory in Valparaiso. As with Northern Ireland's 1-0 defeat. in Uruguay last week, it was a performance O'Neill could take heart from. - not least after a pair of first-half free-kicks that might have given. his side the lead. But it was still another loss and a fourth successive outing without scoring. As it was, Northern Ireland almost ended their drought in the opening seconds, when the ball fell kindly for Billy McKay. The Inverness striker managed a clean connection from 25 yards but Johnny Herrera was well placed to make the save. That aside, Chile dictated the pace and looked to starve their opponents of possession. For. Northern Ireland, only Steven Davis' tireless running kept his side's. heads above water, with the captain covering every inch of grass and. stifling a handful of attacks with timely challenges. Battle: Chile's Jorge Valdivia (R) vies for the ball with Northern Ireland's Steven Davis. Attempt: Chile's Fabian Orellana (left) battles for the ball with Northern Ireland's Corry Evans. Aaron. Hughes was leading the back-line well too, with Chile's selection of. flicks and tricks yielding nothing better than a free-kick harshly given. against goalkeeper Roy Carroll for handling outside the area. Indeed,. it was Northern Ireland who went closest to breaking the first-half. deadlock from a pair of free-kicks won by the industry of Ryan. McLaughlin - starting for the first time - on the right wing. Brother. Conor McLaughlin's 20th-minute header, from Shane Ferguson's tempting. delivery, was destined for the net had Herrera not made a smart save. Oliver. Norwood went direct in the 38th minute, whipping a shot to the near. post where Herrera again scrambled the ball to safely. Pacey: Northern Ireland's Ryan Mc Laughlin (L) vies for the ball with Chile's Jose Rojas. Behind you: Chile's Carlos Carmona (right) chases Steven Davis. For all their territorial superiority, Fabian Orellana's scuffed effort was the best Chile could do in response. As. the hour mark approached, Jorge Valdivia saw what appeared to be a. cross veer towards the top corner and thought he had scored until. Carroll backtracked and clawed to safety. Moments. later, Sanchez made his belated arrival and was almost gifted a bizarre. winner when Conor McLaughlin's clearance cannoned off him and needed a. sprawling save from the alert Carroll. Valdivia. should have scored moments earlier but headed against the post after. Gary Medel's flick left him with a six-yard finish. The. strength of Chile's bench eventually told, Sanchez's chipped. through-ball teeing up Vargas for the headed opener 10 minutes from. time. He appeared to be. marginally offside, but the result was sealed with a second when Pinilla. raced into space before depositing a clinical low strike across. Carroll.

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Substitutes Vargas and Pinilla settle World Cup warm-up in last 10 minutes. Northern Ireland boss Michael O'Neill can take heart from performance. Chile drawn with Spain, Holland and Australia in Group B.