Holmewood Gardens, SW2

A beautiful mock-Victorian three-bedroom house, situated in the extremely popular residential pocket of Holmewood Gardens, a short stroll from Brixton Hill. Holmewood Gardens is a quiet residential street which surrounds a pretty garden square and is within a twenty-minute walk to Brixton town centre, or a few minutes if you were to jump on one of the many buses that flow down Brixton Hill.

This attractive home offers the best of both worlds; designed with modern living in mind and offering excellent energy performance, whilst also maintaining the charm and character of a typical Victorian terraced house. Sweeping all the way from the front of the property to the garden entrance at the rear, an impressive open-plan living space. The feel of a dual-aspect reception room at the front with plenty of space to relax, unwind and dine is followed on by a large, bright and contemporary kitchen that opens out onto the South-West facing garden. A downstairs WC and some handy storage make use of the square footage under the stairs, every square foot on offer in this property has been savoured and maximised for the purchasers benefit. The garden is a low-maintenance sun trap, a lovely airy space that flows seamlessly when unwinding or entertaining guests.

On the upper floors sit three double bedrooms. The principle bedroom is a comfortable double room, spanning the width of the building with a bay window that allows natural light to flood into the room and offers lovely views over the park opposite. The property is completed by a modern and inviting family bathroom.

The area is highly sought after for its character, feel and proximity to Brixton, Streatham Hill and Clapham. Streatham Hill station is a twelve-minute walk with direct trains into Clapham Junction, Victoria and London Bridge. Within an eighteen-minute walk you reach the centre of Brixton and Clapham Common is twenty-one minutes away.

On one hand, you have everything that Brixton has to offer, from music venues and the culinary delights of Brixton Village to large brand-shops and cracking transport links, first stop on the Victoria Line. Multiple buses run up and down Brixton Hill, whisking you down to the tube within a few minutes and fortunately this house is a stone's throw from a local bus stop with buses coming and going every other minute. On the other hand, you have Clapham High Street and its multitude of restaurants and bars. There are excellent transport links with two Northern Line underground stations, Clapham High Street Station on the Overground and numerous bus routes to other areas of London. Brockwell Park and Clapham Common are both within walking distance and the South Circular is handily close-by.

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