Keating Estates are proud to present a beautiful two bedroom apartment with a private South-East facing garden, in an end-of-terrace Victorian conversion. Set just a few doors from a charming garden square, the property enjoys easy access to the vibrant centres of Brixton, Streatham and Clapham.

Full Description - Keating Estates are proud to present to market a beautiful two bedroom apartment with a private South-East facing garden, forming part of an end-of-terrace Victorian conversion. Set just a few doors from a charming garden square, the property enjoys easy access to the vibrant centres of Brixton, Streatham and Clapham.

With excellent kerb appeal, the building sits on the corner and is set back from the street behind a generous front garden, through which a pathway leads you to an elegant arched porch and a striking black front door, creating an inviting first impression.

This charming home offers a warm and contemporary retreat in one of London’s most dynamic neighbourhoods. Thoughtfully styled with inviting colours, natural textures and modern touches throughout, it is ideal for those seeking comfort, character and strong connections across the city.

The apartment comprises two well-proportioned bedrooms, both beautifully finished in calming tones. The principal bedroom features a large sash bay window, original wooden flooring, fitted wardrobes and storage, and comfortably accommodates a king-size bed. The second bedroom also benefits from fitted wardrobes and storage, accommodating a double bed and has pleasant garden views.

Conveniently located next to the bedrooms is the striking main bathroom. This elegant space, refitted in the last two years, features a bathtub with overhead rainfall shower, bathed in a lovely soothing light from high above. Brass fittings which are beautifully complimented by the subtle soft tones of the tiling, paintwork and feature floor, creating a calm and refined atmosphere. An additional separate WC, accessed from the living area, adds practicality for guests and busy morning routines.

The living spaces are beautifully curated, playfully blending modern lines with period features for a boutique apartment feel. Large bay windows flood the room with natural light, highlighting the wooden floors, while the dining area provides a welcoming setting for shared meals or relaxed evenings. The contemporary kitchen continues the stylish theme, refurbished in the last two years with solid wood cabinetry, warm wooden worktops and a butler sink positioned beneath the window.

Beyond the living area lies the South-East facing private garden, offering a lovely outdoor corner with seating surrounded by mature greenery, perfect for unwinding. Low-maintenance in design, a gravel seating area is framed by planting beds whilst a side gate provides convenient access for hosting, bicycles and prams, or indeed those with dogs. There may also be the potential to extend into the side return of the garden, subject to necessary permissions, whilst a handy, tanked cellar provides plenty of storage.

If all this weren’t enough, the local residents are also brought together by the green open spaces of Holmewood Gardens just a few doors down. This pretty garden square is essentially an additional large garden to which you do not have to tend, with a designated area for dog exercise, children’s playground and open grass for communal events. The Neighbourhood Association has planted an orchard, and is actively involved in ensuring care of the area, plus organising many social events including summer parties, winter festivals, Hallowe’en activities. The gardens have played host to free concerts from Brixton Chamber Orchestra and the 606 Jazz club. Very family friendly, there are two great schools on the street (Orchard Primary rated Outstanding by Ofsted and Christ Church Streatham was in top 2% of attainment nationally last year).

Nearby, there are both chain and independent shops, cafes, chemists, doctors and a gem of a pub, the Elm Park Tavern, just a five-minute walk away. Everything that Brixton has to offer, is around a fifteen-minute walk away, from music venues and the culinary delights of Brixton Village to large brand shops and cracking transport links, first stop on the Victoria Line. Regular day and night buses run up and down Brixton Hill, with nine bus routes to whisk you to the tube within a few minutes, and on into the city. In the other direction, you have Streatham High Street just a nine-minute walk away, with its multitude of restaurants and bars. Brockwell Park is around a ten-minute stroll, with Tooting and Balham Common and Clapham Common also within walking distance.

Chain- free.