3 Bedroom Terraced House

Positioned along Rougemont Avenue in Morden, this classic 1930s mid-terraced home offers well-balanced living space, original character and excellent connectivity, making it a strong choice for buyers seeking a practical family home with scope to personalise.

Inside, the layout has been thoughtfully adapted to suit modern family life while retaining the generous proportions typical of the era. A through lounge creates a natural sense of flow, leading through to an extended kitchen and dining space at the rear. The extension, measuring approximately three metres, has transformed the heart of the home into a sociable area that works equally well for everyday meals, family time or entertaining, with access from both the hallway and living space adding to the home’s flexibility.

Upstairs, the accommodation is arranged to suit a variety of needs, with two genuine double bedrooms and a single, ideal for a child’s room, nursery or home office. With a total footprint of just over 1,000 sq ft including the garage, the house feels comfortable and well-proportioned rather than compact.

Outside, the rear garden provides a private outdoor space, complemented by a garage to the rear, offering valuable storage or parking options rarely found with homes of this style. A small front garden adds a welcoming approach to the property.

Connectivity is excellent, with St Helier Rail Station just 0.2 miles (4-minute walk) and Morden South Station approximately 0.5 miles (10-minute walk) from the property. The Northern line at Morden Underground Station, around 0.9 miles (18-minute walk), offers fast access into central London, with journey times of approximately 24 minutes to Victoria and 26–28 minutes to London Bridge. Regular bus routes connect the area with Wimbledon, Sutton and surrounding neighbourhoods, making commuting and day-to-day travel straightforward.

Families are well served by a selection of well-regarded local schools, including Morden Primary School, Abbotsbury Primary, Rutlish School and Harris Academy Morden, all within easy reach.

For downtime, Morden Park and the much-loved Morden Hall Park offer expansive green space, riverside walks and a welcome escape from urban life, while Morden town centre provides a good mix of cafés, restaurants, shops and everyday amenities close at hand.

This is a home that delivers solid 1930s proportions, a flexible layout and a highly convenient setting, ideal for buyers looking for space, transport links and the opportunity to add their own stamp.