House For Sale £1,275,000
Everthorpe Road is a dream-like four bedroom, two bathroom property sitting pretty in the foodie hub of East Dulwich. It is said that Dulwich and Peckham Rye Park are some of the very best in London, but with a home and secret garden like this, you may never want to leave.
As you enter the hallway space you-re greeted by the art of simplicity. A statement, yet paired back oak staircase sits to the right, with the unmistakable wash of Farrow & Ball Strong White across walls, ceilings, architraves and skirting.
Light oak parquet flooring underfoot, this home has been fully renovated by the mindful owners who have breathed new life into this once tired Victorian terrace and made it revitalised and contemporary in its new look and feel.
Spatially, the home has been opened up to maximise on light from all aspects. Here you flow from living room to reading nook (or formal dining zone if you desire) and you can step down into the light drenched kitchen diner space. It draws in light from every angle; up above from the light well and out towards the gloriously naturalistic wild garden. Your morning cuppa or cold brew can be taken in the morning and evening sun trap on the patio, always surrounded by natures- most wild inhabitants (in flower form). If that wasn-t enough, a secret den is nestled towards the back of the garden with a wood store entered by a hidden gate. Childhood dreams will all come true.
Back inside the house, the kitchen is a work of simple, Scandinavian elegance, largely thanks to the stunning handmade Naked Kitchens kitchen. The central island gives great views of the garden and integrated appliances make it functional and add to its lux appeal. The pièce de résistance, in our humble opinion, is the breakfast larder, built in next to the wall-mounted oven; a store cupboard full of your fave things to open up in the morning and pop that espresso machine on. Walk on over into the extended portion of the house and sit, full window to view, on the custom made, built-in banquette. No feeling could be better.
The living room is contemporary yet still retains its Victorian roots, if only in shape and height. A classic yet modest ceiling rose adorns the ceiling. Even the bay window has an edge; slightly angular with glorious shutters, top and bottom, keeping out passers by. Book shelves, set within the recessed nooks either side of the main fireplace are perfect for fiction perusing or travel book temptations. The fireplace itself, an elegant marble surround, holds a Bignut log burner and warms the space and connected reading nook.
Upstairs continues the bright, calming sun drenched theme, with four double bedrooms, all equally impressive, and one en-suite. Built-in wardrobes keep every space neat. The first floor hosts the main bedroom, which enjoys the most wonderful window arrangement, taking full advantage of the light, bouncing off every crisply painted wall. The third bedroom and main bathroom share this floor.
Up to the second floor and bedrooms two and four (two has the en-suite) sit pretty in their simplicity. There is space and light aplenty here. The bathrooms are as tranquil as they come; soft muted tones wok well with all the natural light allowed.
As you enter the hallway space you-re greeted by the art of simplicity. A statement, yet paired back oak staircase sits to the right, with the unmistakable wash of Farrow & Ball Strong White across walls, ceilings, architraves and skirting.
Light oak parquet flooring underfoot, this home has been fully renovated by the mindful owners who have breathed new life into this once tired Victorian terrace and made it revitalised and contemporary in its new look and feel.
Spatially, the home has been opened up to maximise on light from all aspects. Here you flow from living room to reading nook (or formal dining zone if you desire) and you can step down into the light drenched kitchen diner space. It draws in light from every angle; up above from the light well and out towards the gloriously naturalistic wild garden. Your morning cuppa or cold brew can be taken in the morning and evening sun trap on the patio, always surrounded by natures- most wild inhabitants (in flower form). If that wasn-t enough, a secret den is nestled towards the back of the garden with a wood store entered by a hidden gate. Childhood dreams will all come true.
Back inside the house, the kitchen is a work of simple, Scandinavian elegance, largely thanks to the stunning handmade Naked Kitchens kitchen. The central island gives great views of the garden and integrated appliances make it functional and add to its lux appeal. The pièce de résistance, in our humble opinion, is the breakfast larder, built in next to the wall-mounted oven; a store cupboard full of your fave things to open up in the morning and pop that espresso machine on. Walk on over into the extended portion of the house and sit, full window to view, on the custom made, built-in banquette. No feeling could be better.
The living room is contemporary yet still retains its Victorian roots, if only in shape and height. A classic yet modest ceiling rose adorns the ceiling. Even the bay window has an edge; slightly angular with glorious shutters, top and bottom, keeping out passers by. Book shelves, set within the recessed nooks either side of the main fireplace are perfect for fiction perusing or travel book temptations. The fireplace itself, an elegant marble surround, holds a Bignut log burner and warms the space and connected reading nook.
Upstairs continues the bright, calming sun drenched theme, with four double bedrooms, all equally impressive, and one en-suite. Built-in wardrobes keep every space neat. The first floor hosts the main bedroom, which enjoys the most wonderful window arrangement, taking full advantage of the light, bouncing off every crisply painted wall. The third bedroom and main bathroom share this floor.
Up to the second floor and bedrooms two and four (two has the en-suite) sit pretty in their simplicity. There is space and light aplenty here. The bathrooms are as tranquil as they come; soft muted tones wok well with all the natural light allowed.
