• Originally built in the 1830s and once home to Sir Henry Tate +
• Outstanding 5 bedroom house spaciously arranged over 3 floors +
• Former double height billiard room transformed in to a magnificent living space +
• The original billiard room with its glass celestory is Grade II listed +
• Stylish kitchen with island and access to a utility room and large garage +
• 5 double bedrooms (3 with en-suites and 2 bedrooms connected with a Jack and Jill shower room) +
• Access to a private patio garden and off-street parking +
• The development includes landscaped gardens, a listed grotto, folly, orchard and pond. +

Originally built in the 1830s and once home to Sir Henry Tate, the mansion was thoughtfully redeveloped in 2000 into a stunning 5-bedroom house, centered around the original billiard room with its glass celestory.

Before founding the first Tate gallery in 1897 (now known as Tate Britain), Sir Henry Tate hung his collection of (then) contemporary British art in a spectacular double-height Grade II* listed former billiard room, beneath an enormous original skylight, at his home, an 1835 mansion by Streatham Common on what is now known as Henry Tate Mews (formerly Park Hill). The former billiard room has been made into a double-height living room with a mezzanine floor reached by a spiral staircase. A modern, fully fitted kitchen has an island unit at it's centre, and a very useful utility room tucked off to the side. Upstairs there are five generous double bedrooms, three of which have an en-suite, with a further bathroom being shared by the two bedrooms on the top floor.

Henry Tate Mews is a privately owned estate situated at the top of Streatham Common North, across the road from the open spaces of Streatham Common. Sitting in 6 acres of private landscaped gardens, including a listed grotto, folly and orchard.

Please use the reference CHPK0376580 when contacting Foxtons.