Hayter Road, SW2

Keating Estates are proud to present this unique, architecturally designed three bedroom apartment with a spacious private garden, occupying the ground floor of a handsome Victorian property on desirable Hayter Road, a leafy residential street within the catchment area for Sudbourne School.

Full Description - Keating Estates are proud to present this spacious and unique architecturally designed three bedroom ground floor apartment with a private, spacious garden, occupying the ground floor of a handsome Victorian property. Situated on the desirable Hayter Road, a leafy residential street within the catchment area for Sudbourne School.

Combining period character with an impressive contemporary living space, this beautifully presented home offers a thoughtfully arranged layout with a wonderful connection to the outdoors. A central courtyard brings another welcome pocket of outside space into the heart of the apartment.

The standout feature is the expansive open-plan reception, kitchen and dining room, stretching across the rear of the property. A striking series of tall Crittall glazed doors draws the garden into view, whilst skylights introduce further natural light from above. White-painted exposed ceiling beams add architectural interest, with warm timber flooring bringing cohesion to the various areas of this wonderfully sociable room.

There is generous space for substantial sofas and a large dining table, with clearly defined areas for everyday living and entertaining. The kitchen extends along one side, fitted with understated, handleless cabinetry in a soft muted shade, white worktops and plentiful storage. A gas hob, built-in oven and under-cabinet lighting complete the contemporary finish, whilst the arrangement allows whoever is cooking to remain connected with family and guests.

Opening directly from the living space, the generous private garden provides a leafy backdrop and a delightful extension of the home during warmer months. A paved terrace offers ample space for outdoor seating and al fresco dining, leading onto an artificial lawn bordered by established planting. Mature shrubs, climbing greenery and brick boundary walls lend character to this appealing setting, with room for children to play, keen gardeners to personalise the borders or simply to unwind outdoors.

Positioned at the front of the apartment, the principal bedroom is particularly spacious, with a broad bay window, decorative cornicing and exposed wooden floorboards. There is ample room for a large bed, additional furniture and a comfortable seating area, creating a restful retreat. The two further bedrooms are arranged around the internal courtyard, offering flexibility for children, guests or an office for working from home. The courtyard itself adds an appealing outdoor outlook between these rooms.

The bathroom is finished with distinctive terrazzo-style surfaces across the walls, floor and bath surround. A rainfall shower and separate bathtub, broad basin and contrasting dark fittings create a smart, cohesive finish. An additional separate WC positioned off the hallway provides further everyday convenience, particularly for visiting guests.

This flat has the huge benefit of being located on Hayter Road, within a sought-after residential pocket tucked away off Brixton Hill between Brixton and Clapham, and within the catchment areas for both Sudbourne and Corpus Christi Schools. The vibrant heart of Brixton is close by, with the first stop on the Victoria Line approximately a seven-minute stroll away. The Ritzy, Windrush Square, Brixton Village and POP Brixton are among the wealth of local attractions, making this an appealing choice for anyone seeking proximity to the action whilst retaining a sense of calm at home.

In the other direction, Clapham’s multitude of restaurants and bars can be enjoyed within approximately a fifteen-minute stroll, alongside excellent transport connections from Clapham Common and Clapham North underground stations on the Northern Line. Brockwell Park and its iconic 1930s Lido are a similar distance, offering expansive green space and opportunities for outdoor recreation. An approximately seventeen-minute walk through the park brings you to Herne Hill station and the many pubs and eateries of leafy Herne Hill, completing the appeal of this well-connected location.

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