- 1930s four-bedroom mid-terrace home +
- Bright double reception room +
- South-east-facing garden +
- Ample storage, including built-in and eaves storage +
- Two bathrooms +
- Garage to the rear of property +
- Close to sought-after schools +
- Excellent transport links via West Norwood, Streatham Hill, and Tulse Hill stations +
- Easy access to local amenities and green spaces +
A spacious four bedroom, mid-terrace 1930s home with a south-east facing garden and garage, off Leigham Court Road.
A mid-terrace 1930s family home set over three floors on an elevated plot in a quiet residential road. The ground floor features an entrance hallway with under-stairs storage, a bright double reception room with double doors leading to the south-east-facing garden, flooding the space with natural light, and a separate kitchen with direct garden access.
On the first floor, there are two spacious double bedrooms, a single bedroom currently used as a study, a family bathroom with built-in storage, and a separate WC. The top floor boasts a generous loft room with an en-suite bathroom and extensive eaves storage.
The property benefits from beautiful parquet flooring in the reception room and a garage, which can be accessed via the rear garden or a private access road, allowing for vehicle entry.
Ideally located within the catchment area for highly regarded schools, including Julian’s Primary School, Dunraven Secondary School, Hitherfield Primary School, and the Ofsted-rated ‘Outstanding’ Streatham Wells Primary School.
West Norwood Station is a 15-minute walk, offering direct trains to London Bridge, London Victoria, Clapham Junction, and Balham. Streatham Hill and Tulse Hill stations are also within walking distance, providing additional direct links to the City.
Streatham and West Norwood’s local shops, cafés, restaurants, West Norwood Picturehouse, and green spaces such as Streatham Common and The Rookery are all within easy reach.