St John’s Hall on Eardley Road is a striking collection of eight distinctive apartments set within a beautifully restored period church. Each home has been designed to honour the building’s history while offering the comfort and functionality of modern living. From the moment you step inside, you’re met with soaring ceilings, arched windows, and exposed wooden beams that fill the interiors with character and light.
Perfectly located just a short walk from Streatham Common Station, St John’s Hall provides effortless access to London Victoria, London Bridge, and the City. The nearby amenities of Greyhound Lane and Streatham High Road add convenience and vibrancy, with cafés, restaurants, and shops on your doorstep. This balance of heritage, design, and location makes St John’s Hall one of Streatham’s most unique residential opportunities.
Each apartment is entirely individual in layout and character. The collection includes generous three-bedroom homes with private terraces, open-plan split-level apartments with vaulted ceilings, and light-filled one-bedroom retreats ideal for professionals or downsizers. Every home has been finished to a high specification, combining natural materials and bespoke detailing with subtle nods to the building’s ecclesiastical past.
The interiors at St John’s Hall are both practical and refined. Kitchens feature sleek cabinetry, Carina Quartz stone worktops, and integrated appliances designed for modern living. Open-plan reception spaces create a sense of flow, with engineered oak flooring running seamlessly through the main areas. In several apartments, such as Flat 2 and Flat 5, sliding doors open to private terraces that extend the living space outdoors - perfect for morning coffee or relaxed entertaining.
Bedrooms are bright and peaceful, finished with soft carpets and generous proportions that make the most of the church’s original windows. Principal suites include stylish en suite shower rooms with contemporary fittings, while the family bathrooms are finished to the same high standard with quality tiling and elegant fixtures.
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Streatham High Road provides a varied mix of independent shops, supermarkets, and high-street brands, all within easy walking distance. For those who enjoy weekend browsing, nearby Balham and Tooting feature artisan markets and design-led boutiques, while West Norwood offers antique stores and vintage finds.
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From brunch to fine dining, Streatham’s local food scene caters to every taste. Stop by Element Coffee Bar or Batch & Co for a relaxed breakfast, or enjoy an evening meal at The Bull, one of the area’s favourite gastropubs. The Rookery Café on Streatham Common is a popular spot for lunch, surrounded by landscaped gardens and open green space.
Streatham combines community spirit with creativity. The Streatham Space Project hosts theatre, comedy, and art exhibitions, while The Hideaway Jazz Club is known for its live performances. The Rookery Gardens and Streatham Common are perfect for weekend walks or picnics, offering open green space just minutes from home.
Commuting is simple and reliable. Streatham Common Station is just a short walk away, providing fast connections to London Victoria and London Bridge in under 25 minutes. Regular bus services link directly to Balham, Clapham, and Tooting, while local cycle routes make it easy to get around South London sustainably.