Ingelow Road, Battersea, London, SW8

Guide price: £1,650,000 to £1,750,000

A beautifully restored five-bedroom Victorian terrace house, within the highly regarded Diamond Conservation Area. The interiors reflect a refined, contemporary sensibility, characterised by clean architectural lines, carefully selected materials and exceptional finishes. Each room has been thoughtfully composed to create a home that seamlessly combines comfort with intelligent design.

Set behind hand-painted wrought iron gates, York stone paving leads to an attractive period façade. The house marries original character with contemporary craftsmanship. The ground floor has been expertly arranged for modern family living, incorporating a discreet cloakroom, bespoke integrated shoe storage and a well-equipped utility room with stacked washing machine and heat pump dryer. The elegant reception room is centred around a period fireplace and complemented by custom-built cabinetry, housing the television, offering a space that is both refined and inviting.

To the rear, an impressive kitchen and dining room forms the natural heart of the home. Matt lacquer cabinetry by Hacker is paired with Unistone work surfaces and a full suite of integrated Fisher & Paykel and Siemens appliances. Underfloor heating runs throughout, while triple-glazed Solarlux bi-folding doors, motorised blinds and triple-glazed motorised Velux rooflights draw in an abundance of natural light and provide a seamless connection to the garden beyond.

The first floor comprises three generous double bedrooms, two of which with fitted wardrobes, served by a beautifully appointed family bathroom featuring a contemporary folding glass shower enclosure. On the second floor, a further double bedroom and stylish shower room are arranged off the landing, with stairs rising to an impressive principal suite within the loft conversion. This tranquil retreat benefits from fitted wardrobes and its own elegantly finished shower room.

From the upper level, a triple-glazed Velux roof terrace door opens onto a roof garden. This rare and private outdoor space enjoys elevated views and acts as the perfect suntrap during the summer months.

Externally, the house has been professionally cleaned and repointed enhancing its handsome street presence. The rear garden has been fully rendered with tiled flooring and thoughtfully planted tree borders, creating a beautifully designed, low-maintenance setting for entertaining.

The comprehensive back-to-brick refurbishment and extension was executed with exceptional attention to detail, resulting in a home of enduring quality and distinction.Situated within the highly popular Queenstown Diamond Conservation Area, this prominent property enjoys an enviable position between the open expanses of Clapham Common and the landscaped grounds of Battersea Park.

Situated within the sought after Queenstown Diamond Conservation Area, this elegant property enjoys an enviable position between the open expanses of Clapham Common and the idyllic surroundings of Battersea Park and its 200 acres of recreational facilities.

The Iconic Battersea Power Station and wider Nine Elms regeneration area are within walking distance, offering an eclectic mix of leisure, dining, and entertaining space. Adding to its appeal, the area also includes Apple UK and Penguin Random House headquarters, together with the American embassy.

Connectivity is exceptional. Clapham Common Underground Station (Northern Line) is within easy reach, whilst the transformative Battersea Power Station and Nine Elms development provides a newly opened Zone 1 Underground station at Battersea Power Station (Northern Line), offering swift access to both the City and the West End in approximately 15 minutes.

Further transport links are found at Queenstown Road (Waterloo), Battersea Park (Victoria) and Wandsworth Road (Overground), ensuring effortless connections across London.