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House
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for sale
£ 800,000
New
2 bed house for sale
Central London
· 2 Bedrooms · House
· Garden
Central London · 2 Bedrooms · House · Garden
This charming two-bedroom, Grade II-listed Regency cottage occupies a quiet position on one of south Londons most distinctive historic terraces. Built in 1824 and set beneath a canopy of mature plane trees, the double-fronted cottage has the atmosphere of a country home while remaining exceptionally well connected in Zone 2. EPC rating D Sensitively renovated within the past three years, the house retains a wealth of original features, including its multi-paned windows, original floorboards and characterful wooden staircase. These are complemented by contemporary additions and Farrow & Ball and Edward Bulmer paints throughout. At the rear, two sets of French doors open onto a mature, secluded garden. The House Cowley Road is a peaceful enclave just off Vassall Road, protected by both Grade II listing and its position within the Vassall Road Conservation Area. The terrace was built in 1824 and is understood to have originally housed craftsmen working on the grand villas then being const
This charming two-bedroom, Grade II-listed Regency cottage occupies a quiet position on one of south Londons most distinctive historic terraces. Built in 1824 and set beneath a canopy of mature plane trees, the double-fronted cottage has the atmosphere of a country home while remaining exceptionally well connected in Zone 2. EPC rating D Sensitively renovated within the past three years, the house retains a wealth of original features, including its multi-paned windows, original floorboards and characterful wooden staircase. These are complemented by contemporary additions and Farrow & Ball and Edward Bulmer paints throughout. At the rear, two sets of French doors open onto a mature, secluded garden. The House Cowley Road is a peaceful enclave just off Vassall Road, protected by both Grade II listing and its position within the Vassall Road Conservation Area. The terrace was built in 1824 and is understood to have originally housed craftsmen working on the grand villas then being const
£ 800,000