Hambro Road, London, SW16

A three bed mid terraced victorian house with double reception room, eat in kitchen and low maintenance garden.

As you walk down the adjoining road, you are met at the front door of this sunny three-bedroom Victorian home. On entry you will find a typical Victorian layout on the ground floor with a double reception room on the right. This bright room offers windows to both the front and rear of the property with two fireplaces (Not working). The floor is laid to wood and offers a fantastic space for a dining room table at one end and a sitting room at the other.

Heading back into the hallway, and down a few steps, you will find a cupboard to your left and WC to your right before the hall opens into a large kitchen / dining area with a bay window to the right. At the end of this room is the kitchen area with ample floor and wall cupboards along with a worktop space that has recently been re-sanded. A door to the right leads to the newly manicured garden. A door leading from under the stairs takes you the basement which is excellent for storage.

On the first floor, this delightful Victorian home offers three bedrooms and one bathroom. At the rear of the property is the first bedroom offering space for a double bed with a window looking out over the garden. Next door is the bathroom with bath and shower over. Moving to the front of the house there are two further bedrooms; one to the left which is also a double bedroom with a window also overlooking the garden, and the principal double bedroom at the front of the house which offers a lovely view down the adjoining street attracting a lot of sunlight.

The garden backs onto a green tree covered space offering tranquillity and privacy and offers a low maintenance garden at present, with much potential and plenty of space for a table to sit in the summer sunshine and dine al fresco.

The Ferrers Triangle has become a very sought-after and family orientated area of Streatham Common with many families finding their homes here. It has an excellent community feel with families who very much care for one another. One of the main features of the area is the pub, The Earl Ferrers, which has become the pinnacle of the community – offering great food and drink for many of the families of The Ferrers Triangle.
Streatham High Road is the longest road in Europe offering a collection of shops, restaurants, Tesco’s Extra and a large Sainsbury, M&S food along with an Odeon cinema giving you everything at your fingertips. Streatham Common has a very village-like feel with a great pub, The Railway, a Sainsbury’s local, a florist due to open soon, a coffee shop and a Deli with a vast selection of cheeses and condiments.

Communication is also excellent from this lovely three-bedroom Victorian home with two stations close by: Streatham Common giving access to London Victoria, London Bridge, and a line through Shepherds Bush whilst Streatham station (Thameslink) gives access through Blackfriars and into The City.