House For Sale £1,600,000
Guide Price: £1,600,000 - £1,700,000
This Grade II listed Coach House is tucked away on Earlthorpe Mews, Nightingale lane and holds an incredible amount of history and character, is a once in a lifetime purchase. Once the original coachman’s house and billiard room to the main residence next door, Dudley House, it was converted to a self-contained home in 1982 following a plethora of interesting history.
Unfinished with over 1700sq ft, the property needs imagination and a good eye to create a fantastic family home, which is currently laid out as a three bedroom, two-bathroom home with additional workshop and study. The exceptional reception dining area is set in the original Billiard room with 13ft high ceilings, opulent Baroque style décor and 19th century decorative fibrous plasterwork rising to a central lantern light set with stained glass, depicting, among other things, saddles, horses’ heads, and putti playing billiards. Original stable iron and plasterwork can be found throughout downstairs leading into a private walled garden along with off street parking.
The property is ideally situated for shops and restaurants in a number of areas including the Northcote Road, Bellevue Road and the local patisserie on Nightingale Lane. Access north of the river can be achieved from either Clapham South underground station (Northern line zone 2) or from Wandsworth Common mainline station that links via Clapham Junction to Victoria and Waterloo.
This Grade II listed Coach House is tucked away on Earlthorpe Mews, Nightingale lane and holds an incredible amount of history and character, is a once in a lifetime purchase. Once the original coachman’s house and billiard room to the main residence next door, Dudley House, it was converted to a self-contained home in 1982 following a plethora of interesting history.
Unfinished with over 1700sq ft, the property needs imagination and a good eye to create a fantastic family home, which is currently laid out as a three bedroom, two-bathroom home with additional workshop and study. The exceptional reception dining area is set in the original Billiard room with 13ft high ceilings, opulent Baroque style décor and 19th century decorative fibrous plasterwork rising to a central lantern light set with stained glass, depicting, among other things, saddles, horses’ heads, and putti playing billiards. Original stable iron and plasterwork can be found throughout downstairs leading into a private walled garden along with off street parking.
The property is ideally situated for shops and restaurants in a number of areas including the Northcote Road, Bellevue Road and the local patisserie on Nightingale Lane. Access north of the river can be achieved from either Clapham South underground station (Northern line zone 2) or from Wandsworth Common mainline station that links via Clapham Junction to Victoria and Waterloo.
