Overview

The Property Partnership are delighted to offer this beautifully refurbished five bedroom Victorian family house, ideally located on this quiet, prestigious river road.

To the ground floor an enclosed entrance lobby opens into an elegant and spacious double reception room, combining a contemporary style with period features. Blonde herringbone oak flooring leads through to the impressive German designed kitchen-diner, with a glazed roof flooding the room with light and sliding doors opening out onto a south-west facing garden - perfect for both family life and entertaining. There is also a downstairs cloakroom and in the basement a wine cellar, utility area and plenty of storage. On the first floor the principal bedroom overlooks the tree-lined street and takes in the morning sun, spanning the width of the house with high ceilings it is a generous and calming space. There are two more double bedrooms on this floor (one currently fitted as a dressing room), in addition to a luxurious walk-in shower room. The second floor comprises two further light-filled bedrooms, as well as a family bathroom and ample eaves storage.

Rotherwood Road leads down to the southern bank of the Thames, starting point of the historic University Boat Race. Just along the embankment is Leader's Gardens, with outside tennis courts, a cafe and a children's playground. The towpath leads on towards the London Wetlands Centre, and the green spaces of Putney and Barnes commons are close by. There is a strong sense of community here with the bustling independent shops, cafes and restaurants of the Lower Richmond Road just moments away, whilst it is just a short walk to Putney Bridge underground and Putney mainline stations.


Council Tax Band: F (Wandsworth Borough Council)
Deposit: £5,793.46
Holding Deposit: £1,152.69

• Available From mid-July
• Stunningly Refurbished Victorian House
• Four/Five Bedrooms
• Gorgeous Kitchen-Diner
• Elegant Double Reception
• Dressing Room/Study/Nursery
• Wine Cellar
• Outstanding Local Schools
• Excellent Transport Links
• Moments from the Thames Path