Ursula Street, Battersea, London, SW11

Exquisite architect owned freehold: A masterpiece of period charm and modern luxury. This stunning freehold home, architect-owned and designed, has been meticulously extended and refurbished with exceptional attention to detail throughout. The property offers wonderful entertaining spaces and seamlessly blends period charm with modern luxury.

Upon entering, from the hall, you'll discover a versatile ground floor featuring a bespoke kitchen complete with integrated Miele appliances, Quooker hot tap and central island. Through to a modern, bright, spacious living room which showcases beautiful wooden beams, dramatic skylights and a remote-controlled fireplace. To the front, a cleverly designed double reception with period cornicing and ceiling roses, currently configured as both a dedicated office and a chic snug that could serve as a fourth bedroom when needed. A utility room, wet room and under-stairs storage complete the ground floor arrangement.

The property embraces indoor-outdoor living, with the kitchen, living room, office and utility areas all opening through glass doors to a stunning south-east facing courtyard garden, which benefits from convenient side access to the street.

Upstairs houses three generous double bedrooms, including a primary suite with ensuite bathroom and dressing room on the floor above. A separate family shower room serves the remaining bedrooms.

Modern comforts elevate this fabulous home, including air conditioning in the kitchen and main living room, underfloor heating in the entrance hall, kitchen, utility room and wet room, plus electric underfloor heating in the ensuite and dressing room.

This home offers an exceptional living experience, where every detail has been carefully considered to create a home that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing. It's a rare opportunity to own a piece of architectural brilliance that honours its heritage while embracing modern luxury.

The house is well located on Ursula Street which is part of an attractive group of five quiet residential streets known as 'The Sisters' and mostly comprised of pairs of semi-detached Victorian houses. Ursula Street is ideally situated to provide easy access to Battersea Park, with its 200 acres of open spaces and recreational facilities, the shops and restaurants of the attractive Battersea Square, Thomas's School on Battersea High Street and the rail network at Clapham Junction, with London Victoria one stop away and London Waterloo 2 stops. The newly opened retail, restaurants, bars and cinemas of the Battersea Power Station can be accessed through Battersea Park. This hub also benefits from a zone 1 Northern Line underground station.