Mount Ephriam Road, London SW16

The communal areas have recently been renovated in this excellent Victorian home to offer a fresh look to its’ residents, to include parquet flooring and general painting. On entry to this raised ground floor apartment you enter into the hallway with the bathroom straight ahead which has been renovated during the tenure of the current owners to offer a bath with separate shower. Continuing further into the apartment, the space opens out to offer a large kitchen with wooden double doors leading to the garden. It is worth noting this apartment is the only one with direct access onto the east facing garden with metal stairs leading down to the generous patio area. The kitchen has an industrial feel with ample work top space, as well as multiple floor and wall cupboards. To the left of the kitchen is the piece de la resistance: The sitting room. This unique room offers large bay windows which allows the sun to stream into the double height sitting room. This extra large room has ample space for a number of sofas as well as a dining table and is ideal for entertaining guests. It really is a very special room, and worth seeing just for this space as it is rare to find.

This apartment also features two bedrooms: a principle bedroom, also with double height ceilings and windows over looking the garden, along with a second bedroom with space for a double bed and shelves sat behind glass windows that makes a perfect spare, or children’s bedroom. The windows in this room also look out onto the garden.

A large, east facing, garden sits at the rear of this share of freehold two bedroom apartment. As mentioned, this apartment is the only one to have direct access to the garden which is mainly laid to stone. However, it also benefits from many plants and small trees that are maintained by the residents. To the front of the house is an off street parking space which is currently rented out by the people who live in the building.

Mount Ephriam Road sits in an ideal position on Streatham High Road, close to all the bars and restaurants the longest road in Europe has to offer. In addition, there is also a cinema as well as a number of gyms. Streatham Common is a short walk away offering a large open space to walk, chat at the cafe (sister to Skylark on Wandsworth Common), or have a drink in Streatham’s very own micro brewery: Inkspot. Heading the other direction (East), Brixton is a short bus ride away offering a variety of places to go, along with access to the Victoria line. Other transport links include Streatham Hill station offering a line to Victoria and London Bridge.

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