House For Sale £725,000
The London Broker is pleased to present this beautifully extend three-bedroom Edwardian home, offering a modern open plan ground floor reception room / kitchen and by-folding doors onto the large garden. Planning permission is in place to extend the loft.
Set in the heart of Streatham Vale is Abercairn Road, a lovely tree-lined street offering a vibrant community for its’ residence.
Walking up to the house you find a front garden and on entering the house you will find a Victorian black and white tiled floor hallway with stairs to the first floor, a W.C. And utility cupboard, housing the washing machine / dryer and storage. To the left is the door into the open plan kitchen / reception room. The reception area is to the left with a banquet surrounding the windows with wooden shutters. A space for a fireplace takes centre stage with a TV mounted above. Moving into the dining area, there is ample space for a kitchen table and a great use of decorative timber cladding, to give a different context to this area of the house with a light calm and airy feeling. Beyond this is a large island and against the far wall are numerous wall and floor cupboards with a sink in the middle and feature solid oak shelving. A five-ring state of the art induction hob sits next to this and beyond this is an American style fridge. On the other side of the sink is a double oven, fixed within the wall cupboards. This leads out through the by-folding doors, and into the garden which is laid to easy grass.
Upstairs you will find three bedrooms and a family bathroom. Two of the bedrooms are large double bedrooms, both offering fitted cupboards. The last is a single bedroom overlooking the front of the house. A modern bathroom also sits to the rear of the house, with an east facing and shower over the bath.
Outside the large private east facing garden offers you a fantastic place to entertain your friends throughout the year with plenty of space for garden chairs and tables with soft feature down lighting .
Whilst the current owners have created an excellent open plan modern atmosphere to the ground floor, this three-bedroom Edwardian home still provides the new owners with the ability to extend into the roof with planning permission in place for you to be able to do so: This offers a very unique opportunity for you to put your own stamp on an excellent Streatham home.
Streatham Vale has put itself on the map as a village location with the advent of the bank of shops along its’ corridor to include a Co-Op; a wine shop; butcher and sought-after pizzeria. Open space is also in plenty of supply with the entrance to Streatham Vale Park diagonally opposite the house. Streatham Common is also only a short walk away offering a large space to be able to walk or sit and enjoy. The Rookery Café sits on the corner offering an array of hot and cold food / drinks and ice creams. Behind this is The Rookery and beyond that is our local brewery, Inkspot, who hold regular open days with beer served directly from the barrel it was made.
Opposite Streatham Common station is the Railway Pub which is locally renowned for its good food and well looked after ales. Beyond this is a 2nd bank of shops which is all in the process of being developed with a deli due to open later this year. Streatham is delighted to have a number of supermarkets at its’ fingertips too, include a 24hr Sainsbury, 24 hr Tesco and Aldi along with a Marks and Spencer food all within walking distance of Abercairn Road.
Transport is also excellent from this lovely extended home with Streatham Common around a ten-minute walk offering link to London Victoria, London Bridge as well as a line though Shepherds Bush. A little further away is Streatham station offering similar lines as well as access to Farringdon and Wimbledon the other way. A bus terminal next to Tesco’s offer access to Brixton and all through The City.<br /><br />
Set in the heart of Streatham Vale is Abercairn Road, a lovely tree-lined street offering a vibrant community for its’ residence.
Walking up to the house you find a front garden and on entering the house you will find a Victorian black and white tiled floor hallway with stairs to the first floor, a W.C. And utility cupboard, housing the washing machine / dryer and storage. To the left is the door into the open plan kitchen / reception room. The reception area is to the left with a banquet surrounding the windows with wooden shutters. A space for a fireplace takes centre stage with a TV mounted above. Moving into the dining area, there is ample space for a kitchen table and a great use of decorative timber cladding, to give a different context to this area of the house with a light calm and airy feeling. Beyond this is a large island and against the far wall are numerous wall and floor cupboards with a sink in the middle and feature solid oak shelving. A five-ring state of the art induction hob sits next to this and beyond this is an American style fridge. On the other side of the sink is a double oven, fixed within the wall cupboards. This leads out through the by-folding doors, and into the garden which is laid to easy grass.
Upstairs you will find three bedrooms and a family bathroom. Two of the bedrooms are large double bedrooms, both offering fitted cupboards. The last is a single bedroom overlooking the front of the house. A modern bathroom also sits to the rear of the house, with an east facing and shower over the bath.
Outside the large private east facing garden offers you a fantastic place to entertain your friends throughout the year with plenty of space for garden chairs and tables with soft feature down lighting .
Whilst the current owners have created an excellent open plan modern atmosphere to the ground floor, this three-bedroom Edwardian home still provides the new owners with the ability to extend into the roof with planning permission in place for you to be able to do so: This offers a very unique opportunity for you to put your own stamp on an excellent Streatham home.
Streatham Vale has put itself on the map as a village location with the advent of the bank of shops along its’ corridor to include a Co-Op; a wine shop; butcher and sought-after pizzeria. Open space is also in plenty of supply with the entrance to Streatham Vale Park diagonally opposite the house. Streatham Common is also only a short walk away offering a large space to be able to walk or sit and enjoy. The Rookery Café sits on the corner offering an array of hot and cold food / drinks and ice creams. Behind this is The Rookery and beyond that is our local brewery, Inkspot, who hold regular open days with beer served directly from the barrel it was made.
Opposite Streatham Common station is the Railway Pub which is locally renowned for its good food and well looked after ales. Beyond this is a 2nd bank of shops which is all in the process of being developed with a deli due to open later this year. Streatham is delighted to have a number of supermarkets at its’ fingertips too, include a 24hr Sainsbury, 24 hr Tesco and Aldi along with a Marks and Spencer food all within walking distance of Abercairn Road.
Transport is also excellent from this lovely extended home with Streatham Common around a ten-minute walk offering link to London Victoria, London Bridge as well as a line though Shepherds Bush. A little further away is Streatham station offering similar lines as well as access to Farringdon and Wimbledon the other way. A bus terminal next to Tesco’s offer access to Brixton and all through The City.<br /><br />
