Byards Croft brings nine freehold townhouses to Streatham Vale, designed for growing families seeking space and quality. Set back from the road in a newly landscaped development, these three and four-bedroom homes by Dion Homes combine contemporary design with the finishes that make everyday life work smoothly.
Each property spans approximately 1,257 to 1,305 sq ft across three floors. Open-plan ground floor kitchens stretch 31 feet in length, filled with natural light from westerly aspects and sliding doors opening onto landscaped gardens. Upstairs, generously proportioned double bedrooms include principal suites with built-in wardrobes and en suite shower rooms. Private parking, underfloor heating, and energy-efficient Samsung heat pumps with EPC Rating B come as standard, backed by a 10-year Build Zone Warranty.
The location delivers the balance many buyers seek. Streatham Common offers weekend walks and outdoor space, while Streatham and Streatham Hill stations provide quick connections to London Victoria, London Bridge, and Blackfriars. You're close enough to central London for work, yet surrounded by tree-lined streets, independent shops, and the community feel that makes South West London appealing. With Ofsted-rated Outstanding schools nearby plus amenities including Rookery Gardens and Streatham Ice and Leisure Centre, Byards Croft positions you where daily life works, not just commuting.
Byards Croft homes feature handleless kitchens in a contemporary Eton style with sleek stone quartz worktops and splashbacks. Integrated Bosch appliances include fridge/freezer, washer/dryer, dishwasher, oven, hob, and extractor hood. Luxury Amtico flooring with underfloor heating runs throughout the ground floor, creating warmth underfoot and visual continuity between cooking, dining, and living spaces. Upstairs, quality Victoria carpeting provides comfort in all bedrooms. The principal bedroom benefits from fitted wardrobes and an en suite shower room with white Sanex sanitaryware, JTP taps and showers, vanity cabinets, and heated towel radiators.
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£725,000 |
3 | 4 | Sold |
4 | 4 | Sold |
5 | 4 |
6 | 4 | Sold |
7 | 4 | £700,000 |
8 | 4 | Sold |
9 | 4 | £750,000 |
Streatham High Road runs through the heart of the area with national retailers, independent boutiques, and everyday conveniences within a short walk. For more extensive shopping, the recently transformed Battersea Power Station development offers premium brands and riverside dining, accessible via a quick train journey from Streatham Hill. Locally, you'll find everything from greengrocers and bakeries to homeware shops and pharmacies along the high street, supplemented by small parades of shops serving the residential streets around Byards Croft.
Streatham's food scene has grown substantially in recent years. Independent cafés line the high street, serving artisan coffee and weekend brunch, while established pubs like The Pied Bull offer traditional fare alongside craft beers. For evening dining, you'll find Italian trattorias, Turkish grills, and contemporary British restaurants within easy reach. Streatham Market operates regularly, bringing street food vendors and local producers together. The proximity to Tooting and Balham expands your options further, with both areas offering vibrant restaurant quarters and late-night venues.
The Rookery Gardens in Streatham Common provides a formal Victorian garden with flower beds, ponds, and a café, popular for family outings and afternoon strolls. Streatham Space Project hosts theatre productions, live music, and community events throughout the year. The historic Streatham Hill Theatre, though currently being redeveloped, stands as a landmark on the high street. For cinema, the Odeon Streatham shows mainstream releases, while Tooting's Broadway Cinema offers independent and arthouse films. Regular farmers' markets and seasonal events foster the community spirit that characterises this part of South London.
Streatham and Streatham Hill stations provide Southern and Thameslink services into London Victoria (15 minutes), London Bridge (20 minutes), and Blackfriars, making central London commutes straightforward. Streatham Common station offers an alternative on the same rail corridor. Bus routes along the A23 connect to Brixton, Clapham, and beyond, with frequent services throughout the day and evening. For drivers, the A23 provides a direct route north into central London or south towards the M25 and Gatway Airport. Cycling infrastructure continues to improve, with dedicated lanes on major roads and access to Quietway routes for those preferring two wheels.