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Area stats5 bedroom house
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House
5 beds
3 baths
882
EPC rating: C
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band D
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- Period Terraced House
- Five Bedrooms
- Beautifully Presented
- Two Receptions
- Desirable Tree Lined Road
- Close To Tube (Northern Line)
- EPC Rating : C
- Merton Council Tax Band : D
A Standout Period Home Full of Style and Space. Set on one of the area’s highly sought-after roads, this five bedroom, three bathroom Period home is a real gem - beautifully extended and just moments from Colliers Wood Tube and Tooting High Street. This is a home ideally positioned for both families and professionals looking to settle in a thriving neighbourhood. The front reception, complete with plantation shutters, sets the tone for the home’s elegant charm, while the separate dining room and sleek, modern kitchen create a brilliant space for everyday living and entertaining. Double doors lead out to a landscaped, low-maintenance garden - perfect for summer evenings. Upstairs, two generous bedrooms come with their own en-suites, and the loft has been cleverly converted to add three more bedrooms and a stylish family bathroom - ideal for growing families or for welcoming guests in style. With impressive proportions, contemporary finishes and period character, this is a home that’s hard to beat. Early viewing highly recommended to avoid disappointment.
Property information from this agent
Area statistics
Crime score
High crime
10/10
Home prices (average)
5 bedroom houses
£2,590,565
£2,590,565
About this agent
Colliers Wood SW19, is an area in south west London with excellent commuter links into central London. The tube station, which is grade 2 listed, opened in September 1926 and saw 6.31 million people board its trains in 2014. July 2010 saw the first Barclays Cycle Superhighway opened, with a continuous bicycle lane known as CS7 which links Colliers Wood with Southwark Bridge in the centre of London. The borough takes its name from a wood that stood to the East of Colliers Wood High Street, approximately where Warren, Malbourgh and Birdhurst Roads are and remained until the 1870’s. Colliers Wood is home to three parks: a recreation ground, the National Trust-owned Wandle Park, which covers an area of approximately 11 acres, and the Wandle Meadow Nature Park. The area is rich in history! Not only can this be seen in the beautiful period properties but in Merton Abbey Mills which is home to the 12th century medieval ruin Merton Priory, which saw Henry VI crowned King of England. The site was acquired by the famous textile designer William Morris in 1881 and later Liberty & Co. Merton Abbey Mills has now been converted and plays host to arts, crafts and an artisan food market. The site makes for wonderful walks along the river as well offering a variety of live music events and family fun days in the spring and summer. Colliers Wood is an up and coming area that already boasts a large variety of shops, bars and restaurants. These include the Tandem Centre and Priory Retail Park offering a selection of popular high street brands. The high street has many pubs to quench your thirst including the well known Charles Holden pub which is located opposite the Tube Station and Ellison's Office. The pub takes its name from the architect that designed Colliers Wood tube station Colliers Wood is currently under going a massive regeneration programme with the Colliers Wood Tower being completely changed with design led cool exterior and 160 phased luxury flats being built inside. The ground floor of the building will play host to a brand new gym and a Waitrose.