Mount Nod Road, SW16

Immaculately presented, this three double bedroom flat is arranged over the top two floors of a handsome, double fronted Victorian townhouse, ideally located minutes from the amenities and transport links of Streatham Hill.

Recently renovated throughout, the property is ready to move into hassle free, complete with neutral décor and tasteful finishes. The open-plan reception is ideal for entertaining, dining and lounging with a stylish and modern, brand new integrated kitchen complete with a trendy breakfast bar and plenty of storage options. Comfortable dimensions allow for lounging and plenty of Velux windows flood the room with natural light and fresh air, adding to the appealing ambience of the space. Tucked away to the side of the kitchen is a large storage cupboard with eaves access, perfect for storing away all those items unused on a regular basis.

Three generously sized and fairly equal double bedrooms are split over the two floors and make the property perfect for sharers, each room appealing in itself with plenty of room for work-from-home space and additional storage. The sleek family size bathroom that completes the property benefits from a walk-in shower and separate free-standing modern bath tub. Beyond the incredible dimensions, fantastic finish and ideal location, further benefits include abundant eaves storage accessible from three areas of the property and access to off-street parking.

The flat is nestled within a popular residential pocket of Streatham Hill, with easy access to Tooting Bec Common, Brockwell Park, Herne Hill and Brixton. Stratham Hill Station is a 9-minute walk with direct trains into Clapham Junction, Victoria and London Bridge. There are a wide range of fantastic local amenities on the doorstep of this lovely property. Streatham's vibrant high street with an array of restaurants, cafes, bars, popular schools and shopping facilities are all within easy reach.

Within walking distance or a short bus ride, are also the centres of Clapham, Balham and Brixton. In one direction is everything that Brixton has to offer, from music venues and the culinary delights of Brixton Village to large brand-shops and superb transport links, first stop on the Victoria Line. Multiple buses run up and down the High Road and Brixton Hill, whisking you down to the tube within minutes. In the other direction is leafy Balham and its multitude of restaurants and bars. There are excellent transport links with the Northern Line at Balham underground station, as well as National Rail services and numerous bus routes to other areas of London. Streatham Common is within walking distance and having the South Circular within easy reach is perfect for anyone with a car. Early registration of interest is advised.