Barrington Road, SW9

2 bedroom flat for sale
Share of Freehold

Asking price

£630,000

Sold price

£630,000

Features

  • Two double bedrooms
  • Sought-after Victorian school conversion
  • Over 1000 square feet of internal space
  • Split-level
  • Recently renovated building façade
  • An allocated off-street parking space
  • Secure cycle storage
  • Five minute walk to Brixton tube station
  • Share of freehold
  • Chain-free

Property details

A generous and characterful two double bedroom apartment, arranged over the ground and first floors of a handsome Victorian school conversion, close to the heart of Brixton. Originally built in the 1850s, this imposing property is steeped in local history, first opened as Brixton Girls’ Orphanage in the late 1800s before being acquired by the Brixton School of Building, and was finally converted into luxury apartments in 1997. This characterful development has been recently renovated externally and has a lovely period façade. Once inside there are beautifully manicured shared gardens with a fish pond, the communal areas are well maintained, plus an allocated off street gated parking space and secure bike storage.

Over 1000 square feet and split over two levels, this lovely apartment truly feels like a home from the moment you walk through the door. The bedrooms are well-appointed doubles and equal in size, one with convenient built-in storage. A fully equipped and contemporary bathroom serves these two rooms that neighbour an impressive reception room, with double height ceilings, opening onto the mezzanine level above where the kitchen and dining area appealingly overlook the entertaining space below. Grand sash windows reach all the way to the upper floor, flooding the entire space with light and creating a lovely, airy atmosphere within.

The kitchen itself is a fantastic cooking area, complete with a range cooker and plenty of storage, plus enough space for a large dining table as well as a breakfast bar. The mezzanine creates a lovely unison between the two living areas, whilst still benefitting from a degree of separation. Due to the secure and beautiful surroundings, the period features and the unique characteristics of this unusually large two-bed, this property will tick boxes for a wide range of purchasers. The property benefits from an unrivalled location: just a stone’s throw from Brixton tube station (Victoria Line), as well as the restaurants, bars and cafes that make up the culinary Mecca of vibrant Atlantic Road and Coldharbour Lane. With both Brixton Village and Pop Brixton also on the doorstep, purchasers will be able to sample a different cuisine every night of the week. The beautiful greenery of Brockwell Park and its 1930s Lido are also within walking distance.

Chain-free and Share of Freehold.

EPC rating: C (73)

Floor plan

Floorplan

Front door to work

An estimate of the journey times to popular London destinations, using the first fast train after 8am.

  • Victoria 16 mins
  • South Bank 21 mins
  • London Bridge 22 mins
  • The City 24 mins
  • Canary Wharf 35 mins

Brixton

0.3 mi / 6 mins walk

Route & info

4 trains direct to Victoria per hour and 4 to Orpington via Herne Hill

Loughborough Junction

0.4 mi / 7 mins walk

Route & info

Trains north to Blackfriars (8 mins), Farrindon (15 mins) and Kings Cross/St Pancras (18 mins) and beyond up to north west London every 10 mins at rush hour.

Brixton

0.4 mi / 8 mins walk

Route & info

Victoria Line services every three mins (approx) to Finsbury Park and Walthamstow Central.

Stockwell

1 mi / 19 mins walk

Route & info

ZONE 2, Northern Line and Victoria Line underground station with trains north via Bank or Charing Cross every five minutes on the Morden to Barnet/Edgeware, Northern Line (approx) and Via Victoria on the Brixton to Walhamstow Central, Victoria Line.

Herne Hill

1 mi / 21 mins walk

Route & info

ZONE 2. First Capital Connect services to Victoria, Blackfriars and Wimbledon.

Denmark Hill

1.1 mi / 22 mins walk

Route & info

ZONE 2, this station enjoys Overground, Southern, Southeastern services to, amongst others, Highbury and Islington via Canada Water, Victoria, Blackfriars, Clapham Junction, West Croydon and Sevenoaks.

Clapham North

1.2 mi / 23 mins walk

Route & info

ZONE 2, Northern Line underground station with trains north via Bank or Charing Cross every five minutes (approx)

Clapham High Street

1.3 mi / 25 mins walk

Route & info

ZONE 2 Overground line between Highbury and Islington and Clapham Junction with trains every 5 minutes (approx). Limited service of Southeastern trains to Victoria too.

North Dulwich

1.4 mi / 29 mins walk

Route & info

ZONE 2. Southern services to London Bridge via Peckham Rye, West Croydon and Beckenham Junction via Crystal Palace.

East Dulwich

1.7 mi / 35 mins walk

Route & info

ZONE 2. Southern services to London Bridge via Peckham Rye, West Croydon and Beckenham Junction via Crystal Palace. 

Brixton area highlights

Brixton is a melting pot of culture, cuisine and creativity. An explosion of inventive, new restaurants, pop-ups, fashion stores and art galleries sit alongside the many great pubs, music venues and nightclubs that have been around for years. Transport links are excellent, with London Underground (Victoria Line) trains reaching central London in 12 minutes. If you’re craving green space, Brockwell Park and its famed Art Deco lido are close by. Brixton brings together all the best things about London and is one of the most vibrant and diverse places to live south of the river.

Brixton area guide

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