It’s quite a luxury for a London home to boast off-street parking, but this mid-terrace property for sale near Battersea Park is every city dweller’s dream.
Spread across three floors, the ground floor is made up of a modern galley kitchen, cloakroom, and spacious reception room with bi-folding doors that open to the leafy garden. Current owners have created a welcoming space, filling corners with large houseplants, brightening up walls with artwork, and choosing cosy furnishings.
Meanwhile, upstairs there are two double bedrooms and a family bathroom. At the very top of the house, you’ll find the third bedroom, practical eaves storage and an additional bathroom. One of the bedrooms is currently used as a home office, however it could always be turned into a reading nook or guest space.
At the end of the long house, sits a south-facing garden. With raised decking (perfect for garden parties) and space for a corner outdoor sofa, it feels like an extension of indoor rooms; a green escape for relaxing, entertaining and enjoying.
A short stroll from Battersea Park, Abercrombie Street is conveniently located near to three train stations (Clapham Junction, Battersea Park and Queenstown Road), and is a 30-minute walk to Battersea Power Station. Whether you want to zip into central for shopping or head to Brighton for a beach weekend via the Southern trains, everything you need is right on your doorstep.
This property is currently on the market for £960,000 with Knight Frank.
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