House For Sale £1,100,000
A well presented, 3 bedroom period home that is located in Merton Park, South West London. The property has been finished to an excellent standard throughout, and is now available for viewings.
Overview
Nestling within this quiet residential cul-de-sac that is part of a conservation area, Church Lane is a 3 bedroom end of terrace property located in leafy Merton Park.
Lying nearby this characterful cottage is the 12th century St. Mary’s Church, regularly attended (though much later) by local inhabitant Admiral Lord Nelson. The church hall is the centre of many activities in this friendly and unique neighbourhood.
Built in the 1800s, the property was built by renowned architect Henry Goodall Quartermain, who not only designed many of the buildings in the area but was also responsible for developing the Merton Park garden suburb on behalf of John Innes.
The superb presentation of this property begins with the smartly paved driveway, conveniently providing plenty of space for off-road parking. Holly hedging neatly frames the outside space, with the addition of a Georgian front door adding a subtle nod to the origins of the property, giving a quaint first impression of the home.
Once inside the property, the sitting room offers a warm welcome with elegant coving and heritage ceiling detail. The windows allow plenty of natural light into the room creating a cosy ambience. The layout of the living room also provides plenty of scope for the new owners to add their own stamp within this space.
Leading out of the sitting room is a WC/shower room and stairs to the upper floors. Towards the rear of the downstairs living quarters is a generously proportioned kitchen and family room. The space has cleverly been sectioned into areas to cook, dine and entertain in as a family, while retaining its roomy open plan feel. The neutral decor combined with elegant wooden flooring provides the perfect balance between modern style and practicality.
Bi-fold doors lead out from the dining space into the rear garden, which contains a paved area, lawn, traditional stone built barbecue and a wooden potting shed. The garden has been well maintained as a relaxed area to unwind in.
Heading up to the first floor of the home, which contains 3 good sized bedrooms and a family bathroom. The decor of each individual space contains a neutral colour palette, further emphasising the homely cottage feel of the property.
Church Lane offers property hunters a rare combination, in that it is a property with many charming features that cannot be found in newly built homes, yet has been maintained with such care throughout its lifespan, that it would require no significant changes to become the ideal family home.
For those in search of a traditional home in London, located in a peaceful area while still being in close reach of the city, the viewing of this Church Lane property is highly recommended.
Location
Merton Park is a leafy green corner of South West London that is routinely voted as one of the safest places to live in the capital.
Kingston Road is a few minute walk from Church Lane, providing a plethora of local independent shops, restaurants and pubs. Centre Court Shopping Centre is also in close reach, along with various visitor attractions including the world famous All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club.
There are a number of excellent schools within a 3 mile radius of the property, 42 of which have been rated as ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted. This includes Merton Park Primary School, Wimbledon Chase Primary School and Rutlish School.
Several open spaces can be found nearby including National Trust Morden Hall Park, Mostyn Gardens, Morden Park, Cannon Hill Common and of course Wimbledon Common is not too far away. The area is well known for its outdoor sporting pursuits including tennis, cricket, hockey, rugby and horse riding.
Transport
Church Lane is incredibly well served by public transport, in addition to being in close proximity to several arterial routes for easy connectivity across London and beyond.
In order of proximity, Wilton Crescent Bus Stop is located 0.4 miles from the property. Various routes call at the stop including 163 (London Road/Morden Station to Wimbledon Station), 164 (Sutton Station to Wimbledon station) and K5 (Morden station to Ham).
Located 1 miles (19 mins walk) to Wimbledon Station (District Line) offering easy connectivity into Central London including Earls Court & Kensington High Street.
Wimbledon Train Station is served by South Western Railway and Thameslink, including a frequent service to London Waterloo.
Morden Road Tram Stop is 0.7 miles from the property, providing services between Beckenham Junction and Elmers End.
Morden Tube Station is 0.8 miles from the property (Northern Line).
Central London is a 10 mile drive from the property via the A24 which is a 5 minute drive away.
For international travel, the closest airports to the property are Heathrow Airport (12.2 miles), London City Airport (16.7 miles) and Gatwick Airport (24 miles).
Viewings - By appointment only with Daniel White from Fine & Country Wimbledon. Please enquire and quote dwa.<br /><br />
Overview
Nestling within this quiet residential cul-de-sac that is part of a conservation area, Church Lane is a 3 bedroom end of terrace property located in leafy Merton Park.
Lying nearby this characterful cottage is the 12th century St. Mary’s Church, regularly attended (though much later) by local inhabitant Admiral Lord Nelson. The church hall is the centre of many activities in this friendly and unique neighbourhood.
Built in the 1800s, the property was built by renowned architect Henry Goodall Quartermain, who not only designed many of the buildings in the area but was also responsible for developing the Merton Park garden suburb on behalf of John Innes.
The superb presentation of this property begins with the smartly paved driveway, conveniently providing plenty of space for off-road parking. Holly hedging neatly frames the outside space, with the addition of a Georgian front door adding a subtle nod to the origins of the property, giving a quaint first impression of the home.
Once inside the property, the sitting room offers a warm welcome with elegant coving and heritage ceiling detail. The windows allow plenty of natural light into the room creating a cosy ambience. The layout of the living room also provides plenty of scope for the new owners to add their own stamp within this space.
Leading out of the sitting room is a WC/shower room and stairs to the upper floors. Towards the rear of the downstairs living quarters is a generously proportioned kitchen and family room. The space has cleverly been sectioned into areas to cook, dine and entertain in as a family, while retaining its roomy open plan feel. The neutral decor combined with elegant wooden flooring provides the perfect balance between modern style and practicality.
Bi-fold doors lead out from the dining space into the rear garden, which contains a paved area, lawn, traditional stone built barbecue and a wooden potting shed. The garden has been well maintained as a relaxed area to unwind in.
Heading up to the first floor of the home, which contains 3 good sized bedrooms and a family bathroom. The decor of each individual space contains a neutral colour palette, further emphasising the homely cottage feel of the property.
Church Lane offers property hunters a rare combination, in that it is a property with many charming features that cannot be found in newly built homes, yet has been maintained with such care throughout its lifespan, that it would require no significant changes to become the ideal family home.
For those in search of a traditional home in London, located in a peaceful area while still being in close reach of the city, the viewing of this Church Lane property is highly recommended.
Location
Merton Park is a leafy green corner of South West London that is routinely voted as one of the safest places to live in the capital.
Kingston Road is a few minute walk from Church Lane, providing a plethora of local independent shops, restaurants and pubs. Centre Court Shopping Centre is also in close reach, along with various visitor attractions including the world famous All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club.
There are a number of excellent schools within a 3 mile radius of the property, 42 of which have been rated as ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted. This includes Merton Park Primary School, Wimbledon Chase Primary School and Rutlish School.
Several open spaces can be found nearby including National Trust Morden Hall Park, Mostyn Gardens, Morden Park, Cannon Hill Common and of course Wimbledon Common is not too far away. The area is well known for its outdoor sporting pursuits including tennis, cricket, hockey, rugby and horse riding.
Transport
Church Lane is incredibly well served by public transport, in addition to being in close proximity to several arterial routes for easy connectivity across London and beyond.
In order of proximity, Wilton Crescent Bus Stop is located 0.4 miles from the property. Various routes call at the stop including 163 (London Road/Morden Station to Wimbledon Station), 164 (Sutton Station to Wimbledon station) and K5 (Morden station to Ham).
Located 1 miles (19 mins walk) to Wimbledon Station (District Line) offering easy connectivity into Central London including Earls Court & Kensington High Street.
Wimbledon Train Station is served by South Western Railway and Thameslink, including a frequent service to London Waterloo.
Morden Road Tram Stop is 0.7 miles from the property, providing services between Beckenham Junction and Elmers End.
Morden Tube Station is 0.8 miles from the property (Northern Line).
Central London is a 10 mile drive from the property via the A24 which is a 5 minute drive away.
For international travel, the closest airports to the property are Heathrow Airport (12.2 miles), London City Airport (16.7 miles) and Gatwick Airport (24 miles).
Viewings - By appointment only with Daniel White from Fine & Country Wimbledon. Please enquire and quote dwa.<br /><br />
