Sudbourne Road, SW2

Set on one of Brixton’s most coveted residential roads, this beautiful three/four bedroom Victorian terraced house boasts many endearing characteristics and an impressive 50ft, predominantly South-facing private rear garden. Sudbourne road (fought over for catchment rights to Sudbourne and Corpus Christi Schools) is a quiet and peaceful residential street, located just off vibrant and trendy Brixton Hill, a five-minute walk to the centre of Brixton and all that the area has to offer.

This stunning property offers an exciting and eclectic mix of original period features and contemporary design, with over 1,800 square feet split over three levels. The dual aspect reception and dining room on the ground floor is packed full of characterful features with a bright and airy atmosphere that is perfect for entertaining and relaxing. High corniced ceilings, a feature fireplace and French doors at the rear all add to the appealing ambience, with plenty of room for a large dining table and a spacious but cosy lounge. Adjacent, the kitchen has direct garden access, a second seating area for casual dining, a sleek modern kitchen and skylights that flood the room with sunlight. The predominantly South-facing private garden is a fantastic selling point, the ideal area to host BBQs and unwind in the warmer months, with a lovely patio area, mature planted boarders and a convenient shed. The garden is beautifully lit around the flowerbed and edges of the house, creating a stunning ambience for dinner al-fresco.

The first floor comprises two well-proportioned and similar sized double bedrooms, a stylish family-sized bathroom and a study. With this much space on offer it is easy to repurpose certain rooms to suit the needs of the purchaser, as such the study would be perfect as a home office, nursery, dressing room, an additional bathroom or anything else that may be required. The loft extension on the second floor boasts a stunning double bedroom, spanning the length of the home with large windows that boast views of the gardens below. A second bathroom and significant storage in the form of a walk-in cupboard and spacious eaves spanning the width of the house complete this floor.

The property is around a twelve-minute walk from what many local people claim as the best park in London, Brockwell Park. Multiple large brand supermarkets, the cafés, restaurants and local pubs of Brixton Hill are on your doorstep, whilst two of Brixton’s most sought-after Ofsted recommended primary schools are also within a stone’s throw. The property benefits from all that Brixton offers, from the celebrated cuisine in Brixton Village to the music venues and nightlife the area is famous for and the first stop on the Victoria Line at Brixton tube station within a ten minute walk, a multitude of buses available on Brixton Hill and Acre Lane are also readily available to whisk you all over the city. In the other direction, purchasers will benefit from everything that Clapham has to offer within a fifteen-minute stroll, the multitude of restaurants and bars and excellent transport links with the Overground at Clapham High Street station and the northern line at Clapham Common. The many pubs, cafes and the French market in Herne Hill are all within reach; a pleasant fifteen-minute walk through Brockwell Park. There are few properties in the area that have as many positive attributes, from the style, secluded road, size, location and the proximity to all the action the area has to offer – this house will tick a lot of boxes for a wide range of purchasers. Early viewings recommended.

Freehold.