• 6 bedrooms +
• 2 reception rooms +
• 4 bathrooms +
• Semi-Detached +

Set within a coveted cul-de-sac just moments from the High Street of Wimbledon Village, this exceptional six bedroom, four bathroom semi-detached neo-classical family home combines timeless architectural elegance and a thoughtfully created high specification interior with landscaped gardens by an acclaimed designer.

Offering a wonderfully adaptable layout, the property is ideal for both relaxed family living and sophisticated entertaining. A grand reception hall with an oak staircase and galleried landings sets the tone, leading to a series of light-filled reception rooms with high ceilings, oak flooring and underfloor heating.

The well-appointed kitchen, finished with a tiled floor and sleek cabinetry, opens directly to the secluded westerly facing rear garden, creating a seamless link between inside and out.

The bedroom accommodation is arranged across the first and second floors, offering six well proportioned, bright and airy bedrooms with four stylish bathrooms, two of which are en-suite. The principal suite in particular is a true retreat, featuring twin dressing rooms and a luxurious en-suite bathroom with a separate shower enclosure.

Wiring for sound and internet runs throughout, ensuring modern convenience blends effortlessly with classic style. Excellent storage solutions are found throughout, including a store room behind the kitchen and extensive eaves storage.

Outside, the landscaped, designer garden offers a tranquil oasis with mature planting and an inviting terrace for alfresco dining. Ample off-street parking further enhances the appeal.

Wimbledon offers a quality of life more akin to the country than London, and Lancaster Gardens, located in the heart of Wimbledon Village, personifies that offering easy access to the High Street and Common. The area includes Georgian, Edwardian and Victorian houses and many green open spaces, including Wimbledon Common and Wimbledon Park. At the heart of Wimbledon Village is a comprehensive range of boutiques, independent retailers, chic restaurants and cafés.

Highly regarded for its association with tennis, Wimbledon has hosted the oldest tennis championship in the world since 1877. Plenty of other leisure facilities abound, including riding stables, golf clubs, tennis courts and other sports clubs.

Wimbledon (0.8 miles) is the only London station with interchange between rail, Underground and Tramlink services. Transport links to central London are fast and frequent with regular services to London Waterloo (19 minutes). Other options are provided by the District Line and also Thameslink to London Blackfriars and London St. Pancras International for the Eurostar. The A3/M25 road network offers excellent access to both Heathrow and Gatwick airports.