Set on Grantham Road, this striking Edwardian house blends period proportions with a confident, contemporary aesthetic. Behind the classic façade lies a home where original features meet curated interiors, with a palette of Farrow & Ball tones used to create warmth, depth and individuality in every room.

Upon entering, you are immediately greeted by striking geometric floor tiles in deep burgundy, inky blue and soft neutrals, creating a dramatic first impression. Directly off the hallway are two double reception rooms, both full of atmosphere, anchored by original fireplaces, dark timber floors and dramatic wall colours that create an intimate, atmospheric feel while allowing natural light to pour through the large timber sash windows. One reception room is styled as an intimate sitting room with deep blue walls and layered textures; the other opens into a welcoming dining space where heritage detailing is set against modern artwork and statement lighting.

Toward the rear, the kitchen is both functional and full of charm. A central island with open shelving and rich, earthy tones pairs beautifully with dark cabinetry and brass accents. Open shelving, vintage-style fittings and warm wood surfaces give the space a relaxed, lived-in elegance, perfect for entertaining or everyday family life. A generous ground floor shower room with toilet is also located on this level, along with a large cellar currently used for storage, which could be converted to create a utility space.

Upstairs, four bedrooms lead off the landing, each with its own identity, unified by thoughtful colour choices and natural light. The two largest bedrooms are positioned at the front of the house; one currently used as a home office and the other the principal bedroom with both featuring built-in wardrobes. Two further, equally characterful rooms are finished in joyful mustard yellow and warm terracotta tones, continuing the use of heritage-inspired paint colours throughout.

The bathroom features dramatic dark green tiling, a classic bath with overhead shower, and monochrome flooring for a modern Victorian feel. A separate shower room with toilet continues the design story with bold contrasts and graphic finishes.

A north-westerly courtyard garden provides an ideal spot for outdoor entertaining, with further potential to extend the ground floor (STPP).

Located on Grantham Road, the home sits on a peaceful residential street in the highly desirable Clapham–Brixton–Stockwell triangle, known for its excellent community feel and transport connections. Stockwell and Clapham North Underground stations are within easy reach, offering Northern and Victoria Line services into central London, while frequent bus routes connect to Brixton, Clapham and Vauxhall. The Northern Line extension also brings Battersea Power Station within easy reach, providing access to the redeveloped riverside district with additional shopping, dining and leisure destinations.

Everyday amenities, cafés and restaurants can be found along nearby Clapham High Street, and the area is well served by reputable local schools. Green spaces including Larkhall Park, Clapham Common and nearby Brockwell Park offer excellent access to outdoor space, combining the convenience of city living with places to relax and exercise.