Overview

This mid-terraced house offers around 86 sq m of internal space arranged over two floors, with a layout that makes good use of its footprint. Two reception rooms sit on the ground floor, with three bedrooms and a bathroom above, creating a clear separation between living and sleeping space. The rooms are well balanced, with natural light coming from both front and rear aspects. Planning permission is in place for a ground floor extension and a loft conversion, providing flexibility for future changes if needed.

Living space

The front reception is anchored by a wide bay window that brings in consistent natural light and gives the room a sense of width. A tiled fireplace sits centrally and reads as a feature without restricting how the room can be arranged. The proportions allow for a full seating layout, with space to move comfortably through the room.
Behind it, the second reception opens directly onto the garden through glazed doors. Its simple, rectangular shape makes it easy to use day to day, whether as a dining space or an additional sitting room, and the connection to the garden gives it a practical role in the overall layout.

Kitchen

The kitchen is set out as a galley at the rear of the house, with units and worktops running along both sides. The arrangement is efficient and easy to work in, with good natural light from the window and glazed door. Direct access to the garden adds to its everyday practicality.

Bedrooms and bathroom(s)

The main bedroom occupies the front of the house and benefits from the bay window, giving it the largest footprint of the three. A full wall of fitted wardrobes provides extensive built-in storage while still leaving room for additional furniture.
The second bedroom is a well-sized double overlooking the garden and feels calm and private. The third bedroom is smaller but sensibly proportioned, working well as a study, child?s room, or occasional guest space.
The bathroom sits off the landing and is arranged for ease of use, with a bath and overhead shower, a separate shower enclosure, WC, and basin. A window provides natural light and ventilation.

Outdoor space

The rear garden is accessed directly from the house and is laid mainly to lawn, with a paved area closest to the building. Its length allows it to be used in sections, with space for seating as well as planting.
Street parking is available to the front on a permit basis.

Location

Motspur Park station is a short walk away and offers regular rail services into central London. New Malden and Raynes Park stations are also within walking distance, providing additional route options. Local shops, everyday amenities, and bus routes are close by.