Location

The property lies just to the south east of central Putney with the closest undergrounds being East Putney and Southfields (District Line) and Putney mainline railway station (Waterloo) further away on Putney High Street.

Excellent local facilities can be found equidistant to both Southfields and Putney along with a good choice of schools, both state, Church and private.

There are also various local bus routes.

Description

An exceptional top floor apartment forming part of a late 1920's building designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott who was responsible for, amongst other historic buildings, the iconic Battersea Power Station and the famous red telephone box.

This apartment is nicely presented with a subtle mix of contemporary and period features. These include smart and modern bathrooms and kitchen as well as wood flooring and numerous large sash windows creating a lovely light and airy feel.

A notable feature is the spacious (nearly 40ft) reception / dining room with its four pairs of French doors opening out to a roof terrace with fabulous views over the grounds and beyond.

Elsewhere are three double bedrooms (two with extensive fitted wardrobes and cupboards) all well served by an en suite bathroom and additional main bathroom.

Outside, the property also enjoys a secure garage designated parking space, communal library and residents' private gym.

The property is also offered for sale with no onward chain.