This beautifully presented two-bedroom garden flat, with a private entrance, is arranged over the lower ground floor of a handsome Victorian house on this sought-after residential street, just moments from the open spaces of Wandsworth Common. Extending to approximately 716 sq ft of light-filled living space, the property is presented in excellent condition and benefits from a large, beautifully maintained, shared garden.
The impressive open-plan kitchen and reception room occupies the front of the property. A large bay window with a built-in window seat overlooking the pretty front garden, together with tall sash windows, floods the room with natural light and creates a wonderfully bright and welcoming living space. Wooden floors run throughout, while the generous proportions comfortably accommodate both seating and dining areas, making the room equally suited to everyday living and entertaining. The kitchen is well designed with ample storage and workspace, blending seamlessly into the open-plan living area.
The two good-sized bedrooms are quietly positioned to the rear of the property, and both look out onto the patio and garden. The principal bedroom benefits from built-in wardrobes, while the second bedroom enjoys direct access outside. A bathroom with a shower over the bath and several generous storage cupboards complete the accommodation.
The beautifully maintained communal garden is a particular feature of the property, with expansive lawns, mature planting and a wonderfully peaceful atmosphere. Together with the flat’s own private entrance and private garden shed, it offers an increasingly rare combination of outdoor space, privacy and practical storage.
Elsynge Road is one of the area’s finest Victorian streets, renowned for its elegant architecture, peaceful atmosphere and rich history. Originally created for the Great Exhibition of 1851, the street has a distinctive character and enduring appeal. Despite its tranquil setting, the property is exceptionally well located. The independent cafés, restaurants, bars and shops of St John’s Hill are just around the corner, while the vibrant Northcote Road, with its many shops and places to eat and drink, is around a five-minute walk away. Spencer Park is moments away and Wandsworth Common is around a five-minute walk. Clapham Junction station is just a three-minute walk, providing fast and direct rail connections to Victoria, Waterloo and beyond, making this an ideal home for those seeking both tranquillity and exceptional connectivity. There is an excellent selection of highly regarded state and independent schools nearby, subject to catchment areas and entrance requirements.
Council Tax Band: D | EPC: D | Tenure: Share of Freehold | Length of Tenure: 995 years
