6 bedroom detached house

Located in a highly sought-after residential area just a stone's throw away from the mainline station, vibrant Wimbledon town centre. A short stroll up the slopes to Wimbledon Village, this double-fronted Victorian house, built in 1860, exudes immense charm and character. Boasting tall bay windows, splendid high ceilings, two large reception rooms, one with a newly installed wood burner and a plethora of period features. The property seamlessly combines traditional design with contemporary living.

The highlight of this elegant family home is undoubtedly the stunning full width rear aspect kitchen entertaining area with magnificent high ceilings and a bespoke Tom Howley designer kitchen with a sleek porcelain tiled underfloor heating.

Spread across three floors and totalling almost 2500sqft of internal accommodation, the house offers ample space for comfortable living. Recently constructed lower ground floor quarters comprise two versatile feature rooms with forward-facing bays and a luxurious shower room. One of the rooms is equipped with climate-controlled wine storage, custom-built wine racks, and a large walk-in store cupboard.

Upstairs, the first floor hosts four well proportioned, bright and airy bedrooms and a study, with the principal suite boasting an extremely spacious, sumptuous, fully tiled bathroom with underfloor heating and a fitted walk-in wardrobe/dressing room with ample storage space. A further luxurious bathroom completes the first-floor amenities.

Glass doors from the kitchen/family area open onto the landscaped secluded southwest-facing garden, meticulously designed and crafted by an RHS Chelsea Gold Medal Winner.

Tabor Grove is a quiet residential street conveniently located close to Wimbledon Town.

Wimbledon offers a quality of life more akin to the country than London. The area includes Georgian, Edwardian and Victorian houses and many green open spaces, including Wimbledon Common and Wimbledon Park. At the heart of Wimbledon Village is a comprehensive range of boutiques, independent retailers, chic restaurants and cafés. Highly regarded for its association with tennis, Wimbledon has hosted the oldest tennis championship in the world since 1877.

Wimbledon (0.2 miles) is the only London station with interchange between rail, Underground and Tramlink services. Transport links to central London are fast and frequent with regular services to London Waterloo (19 minutes). Other options are provided by the District Line and also Thameslink to London Blackfriars and London St. Pancras International for the Eurostar.

Wimbledon is renowned for its commitment to educational excellence. The area boasts a world-class reputation for its schools, with notable independent institutions including Kings College School, Wimbledon High School, Putney High School, Wimbledon Common Prep and The Study Prep all within close proximity as is Bishop Gilpin. These schools offer a top-tier education that attracts students from around the world, making Wimbledon a hub for academic achievement and intellectual growth.