House For Sale £2,250,000
This wonderful Victorian family house has fantastic character and an abundance of period features.
The house is approached via a pretty front garden and is well set back from the road and benefits from off-street parking. A generous hallway leads through to the first of two receptions rooms with the one to the front benefiting from large, wide bay windows. There is also a feature fireplace and 3.16m high ceilings. The second reception room enjoys equally heigh ceilings, another pretty fireplace and the original French doors that open up on the wonderful mature garden.
The kitchen dining room has underfloor heating and has been cleverly designed to maximise storage and has skylights running the full length of the room. A range of handle less cupboards, integrated appliances and meter Sq tiles make for a contemporary finish however the sash windows create a balanced feel along with bringing in plenty of light. Beyond the kitchen is a utility room and guest WC.
Access to the mature garden comes from the kitchen, reception room, and the side return. It is fenced with border shrubs and a lawn. To the rear is a well-designed patio area perfect for alfresco dining
Elegant stairs lead up to the first floor where there is a large principal bedroom to the rear of the property with a wonderful bathroom en suite and walk in wardrobe. There is a generous guest bedroom with another en suite to the front along with a study or 6th bedroom off the landing.
The second floor comprises three further bedrooms and a family bathroom.
The house has been tastefully decorated and is offered in excellent condition throughout. No two houses in the Telford park are deemed to be the same and this one is a fantastic example.
Telford Park is an elegant garden suburb close to Streatham Hill completed in 1882 and made up of a small collection of roads and houses with architectural pedigree. Designed by E.J. Tarver the area initially attracted other architects and notable residents due to the quality of the houses and social community with tennis playing a pivotal role. Telford Park Tennis Club, formed in 1880, is the second oldest in England after Wimbledon. Good transport links are close by at Streatham Hill station with services into Victoria or Waterloo via Clapham Junction. The green open space and recreational facilities of Tooting Common are also nearby. Excellent schooling in both the state and private sectors is also close to hand.
The house is approached via a pretty front garden and is well set back from the road and benefits from off-street parking. A generous hallway leads through to the first of two receptions rooms with the one to the front benefiting from large, wide bay windows. There is also a feature fireplace and 3.16m high ceilings. The second reception room enjoys equally heigh ceilings, another pretty fireplace and the original French doors that open up on the wonderful mature garden.
The kitchen dining room has underfloor heating and has been cleverly designed to maximise storage and has skylights running the full length of the room. A range of handle less cupboards, integrated appliances and meter Sq tiles make for a contemporary finish however the sash windows create a balanced feel along with bringing in plenty of light. Beyond the kitchen is a utility room and guest WC.
Access to the mature garden comes from the kitchen, reception room, and the side return. It is fenced with border shrubs and a lawn. To the rear is a well-designed patio area perfect for alfresco dining
Elegant stairs lead up to the first floor where there is a large principal bedroom to the rear of the property with a wonderful bathroom en suite and walk in wardrobe. There is a generous guest bedroom with another en suite to the front along with a study or 6th bedroom off the landing.
The second floor comprises three further bedrooms and a family bathroom.
The house has been tastefully decorated and is offered in excellent condition throughout. No two houses in the Telford park are deemed to be the same and this one is a fantastic example.
Telford Park is an elegant garden suburb close to Streatham Hill completed in 1882 and made up of a small collection of roads and houses with architectural pedigree. Designed by E.J. Tarver the area initially attracted other architects and notable residents due to the quality of the houses and social community with tennis playing a pivotal role. Telford Park Tennis Club, formed in 1880, is the second oldest in England after Wimbledon. Good transport links are close by at Streatham Hill station with services into Victoria or Waterloo via Clapham Junction. The green open space and recreational facilities of Tooting Common are also nearby. Excellent schooling in both the state and private sectors is also close to hand.
