Prairie Street, London, SW8

A well presented, four bedroom period terrace house with a private South facing garden within close proximity to the green open spaces of Clapham Common and Battersea Park.


The property is entered from the street through a small front garden into an entrance hallway with space to hang a few coats. This leads onto a generous double reception room with high ceilings, wooden floors, recessed spotlighting, a bay window with plantation shutters and fireplace giving a central focus point to the room. There is a cupboard under the stairs giving useful space for storage and a guest cloakroom as well.

This double reception room leads onto an open plan kitchen dining area with grey stone tile flooring throughout and a generous central island encompassing a stone work surface with overhang to give room for stools underneath. The kitchen gives plenty of storage space, a hot tap and water softener, an integrated Siemens Fridge freezer, Siemens microwave, Siemens oven with heating tray, Siemens gas hob with five burners and Siemens dishwasher. The kitchen then leads through from a double glazed French door onto the South facing garden which is of a good size and gives plenty of area for barbecues, planting and seating.

On the first floor half landing is the first bedroom with partially vaulted ceilings and the benefit of French doors leading onto a bright South facing roof terrace. On the next half landing is a further double bedroom with high ceilings and recessed lighting, and the principal bedroom with plenty of built-in storage and double wooden sash windows facing towards the front of the property. The next half landing is a family bathroom with built-in vanity unit, freestanding bath and integrated WC. This room also has lovely views of the neighbours gardens and rooftops the surrounding house.

On the top floor is a further double bedroom with double glazed French doors leading to a Julia balcony also with reaching views of the surrounding rooftops. There is plenty of under eaves storage and a tiled shower room next door with vanity unit, heated towel rail and WC.

On another note, the owners removed the chimney stacks in two of the bedrooms and the kitchen side of the reception/dining room to create more internal usable space.

The house is located on a pretty tree lined street in the highly sought- after Diamond Conservation Area with the shops, cafés and restaurants of Queenstown Road and Lavender Hill on your doorstep. The green open spaces of Clapham Common and Battersea Park are just a short walk away.

The architecturally renowned Battersea Power Station development is very nearby with its excellent array of restaurants, bars, restaurants, shops, entertainment and leisure venues.

Transport links are excellent with the new Northern line extension to Battersea Power Station and frequent trains running to Waterloo from Queenstown Road station and Victoria from Battersea Park station. There are also frequent buses running over the river into central London in one direction and into Clapham in the other.

NB. Some or all of the photos were taken over 6 months ago.