House For Sale £3,300,000
A charming semi-detached period home with arguably one of the best green views available, situated in this enviable and highly fashionable West London location.
Lower Common South is one of South West London’s most prestigious roads; the houses, of individual design, are influenced by the arts and crafts movement between 1880 and 1920. These properties are amongst the most favoured in the South West London area. Positioned set back from the road, with off street parking, the house itself has high ceilings throughout and a wealth of period features. There is a bright principal reception room, a well planned kitchen with a gas Aga, spacious dining room and conservatory to the rear of the property which provides access to the south facing, 83 foot garden. The garden, boasting excellent privacy, is mainly laid to lawn with beds on either side with mature trees and shrubs.
The lower ground floor offers a secondary reception room, cellar and wine store plus a large reduced height storage space. The upper floors provide flexible family accommodation. There are two generously sized double bedrooms on the first floor, one to the rear with a well-appointed ensuite bathroom and one to the front with a charming balcony, boasting spectacular views of the cricket pitch and the Common. The top two floors have a further three bedrooms, bathroom and eaves storage.
Lower Common South directly overlooks Putney Common with leafy views all the way to the river and is well located for Barnes Village and Putney High Street. It is within easy reach to Barnes Mainline Station (National Rail) and Barnes High Street, offering first-class amenities. Also close at hand is Putney Mainline Station (National Rail) and East Putney Tube Station (District Line), offering swift West End and City communications. Putney High Street offers excellent multiple and specialist shopping facilities. Motorists are equally well served by the nearby A3.
Lower Common South is one of South West London’s most prestigious roads; the houses, of individual design, are influenced by the arts and crafts movement between 1880 and 1920. These properties are amongst the most favoured in the South West London area. Positioned set back from the road, with off street parking, the house itself has high ceilings throughout and a wealth of period features. There is a bright principal reception room, a well planned kitchen with a gas Aga, spacious dining room and conservatory to the rear of the property which provides access to the south facing, 83 foot garden. The garden, boasting excellent privacy, is mainly laid to lawn with beds on either side with mature trees and shrubs.
The lower ground floor offers a secondary reception room, cellar and wine store plus a large reduced height storage space. The upper floors provide flexible family accommodation. There are two generously sized double bedrooms on the first floor, one to the rear with a well-appointed ensuite bathroom and one to the front with a charming balcony, boasting spectacular views of the cricket pitch and the Common. The top two floors have a further three bedrooms, bathroom and eaves storage.
Lower Common South directly overlooks Putney Common with leafy views all the way to the river and is well located for Barnes Village and Putney High Street. It is within easy reach to Barnes Mainline Station (National Rail) and Barnes High Street, offering first-class amenities. Also close at hand is Putney Mainline Station (National Rail) and East Putney Tube Station (District Line), offering swift West End and City communications. Putney High Street offers excellent multiple and specialist shopping facilities. Motorists are equally well served by the nearby A3.
