Set opposite the open green of Clapham Common, this Victorian house has been completely reworked and updated, creating an easy, comfortable home with generous living space, six bedrooms and a private roof terrace and garden. Every room has been refreshed, with new windows, flooring, radiators, wiring and bathrooms throughout, giving the whole house a smart, settled feel.

The ground floor is arranged for everyday family life and entertaining, with parquet flooring, panelling and a new steel-lined front door. The double reception room is centred around a marble fireplace with a remote-operated Kelfire, while lowered ceilings, new cornicing and concealed curtain rails keep the spaces streamlined. The kitchen has Crittall-style glazing, bespoke cabinetry, a pantry, Fisher & Paykel appliances and a Quooker tap, with doors opening straight onto the garden.

The lower ground floor has been completely upgraded, with a gym, family room and utility area, along with new security measures including a Banham shutter, steel cage to the lightwell and a dual submersion pump with monitoring.

The first floor is home to the principal suite, with a walk-in wardrobe, a newly finished bathroom and a balcony overlooking the Common. A second bedroom sits to the rear with fitted wardrobes, hardwood flooring and its own wet room.

Three further bedrooms are arranged across the second floor, along with a new family bathroom and a brick feature wall in the hall. The top floor is used as a bedroom or large home office, opening onto a private roof terrace finished with walk-on glazing and aluminium panelling.

The gardens to the front and back have been completely relandscaped with Mandarin Stone paving, new walls, fencing and railings, as well as olive trees at the front and a newly built shed to the rear.

The Common is quite literally on your doorstep, morning coffee walks, children's playgrounds, weekend football, the bandstand, the tennis courts , all seconds away. Clapham Old Town is a short stroll, with its mix of independent cafés, pubs and neighbourhood restaurants, while Northcote Road and Abbeville Village add even more options for shopping and everyday errands.

Northcote road is a short stroll, with its mix of independent cafés, pubs and neighbourhood restaurants, while Abbeville Village and Clapham old town add even more options for shopping and everyday errands. Transport is straightforward: Clapham south station is under 10 mins walk and on the Northern Line which takes you into the City and the West End with ease. Clapham Junction is close for quick Overground and mainline links, and. Local schools are one of the area's biggest draws, with an excellent choice of state and private options nearby.