Braxted Park, London Sw16

The London broker is pleased to bring to the market this beautiful family home on a sought-after tree-lined street close to Streatham Common. The house has been extremely well looked after by the current owners.

As you approach the house you are greeted with ample off-street parking. On entry into the house you will find a hallway with tall ceilings and original cornicing. Immediately on the right is a sitting room with working fireplace and bay windows looking out to the front of the house. Moving down the corridor you will find a W.C under the stairs, before you reach the door to the kitchen and dining area. This is a great space, and a perfect room for all the family to get together throughout the day. From here there is a door leading to a passage way with three adjoining outhouses and the garden.

At the end of the corridor is another reception room. This bright and light room is one of the major delights of this lovely five-bedroom home. The room offers high ceilings with original cornicing, original wood floor, along with French windows leading to the garden. Taking centre stage in this room is the outstanding working fireplace with a beautiful mantelpiece over.

Upstairs on the first floor there is a W.C immediately on the right as you step onto the landing. Next door is the smallest bedroom with windows to the side of the house. Following the corridor down the rear of the house you find the principal bedroom. This, like the reception room, is so bright and light, and offers a beautiful green view over gardens. Turning to the front of the house you find the bathroom ahead with original stain glass window. To the left of this are two further double bedrooms: one that has bay windows looking out to the front of the house, and the other with a window towards the garden.

Up on the top floor is a fifth bedroom with large windows over-looking the garden one way, and Streatham Common and Gibson’s Hill the other. This double bedroom also has an en-suite shower room.

Braxted Park is a very sought-after area of Streatham. Streatham Common houses an array of good pubs, shops and supermarkets to include Tesco’s extra and Sainsbury’s. At the top of the common is the Rockery Cafe which serves hot and cold food. A market once a month visits next door in The Rookery, and beyond this is Streatham’s own micro-brewery: Inkspot. Transport links are also excellent from here, with Streatham Common & Streatham stations being the closest, offering services to London Victoria, London Bridge, London St Pancras, Shepherd’s Bush, St Albans and Kentish Town. There is also a bus terminal next to Streatham station that offers services across central London.

There are a number of excellent primary and secondary schools within easy reach.