3 Bedroom Detached House

Combining grand Victorian scale with the warmth of a long-held family home, this three-bedroom semi-detached residence has been meticulously updated by the current owners.

The journey begins through a front garden paved with characterful reclaimed Yorkstone. Inside, the expansive double reception room is anchored by exceptional library shelving with a hidden desk area, where natural wood tones perfectly complement the flooring. The rear of the property was transformed in 2018 with a rear extension and a bespoke kitchen created by British kitchen designer ‘202’. This social hub features hand-painted cabinetry in Farrow & Ball Studio Green, honed Italian Carrara marble surfaces, and patinated brass fittings all set over beautiful, reclaimed parquet.

Upstairs, the layout provides three bedrooms, including a flexible rear room currently used as an office, enjoying far-reaching views thanks to the property’s elevated hilltop position. The family bathroom has been recently renovated to a designer standard, featuring underfloor heating, Fired Earth tiling, and a bespoke handmade concrete sink.

The south-facing rear garden is a beautiful and private retreat, paved with further reclaimed Yorkstone and housing a productive vegetable patch alongside apple, damson, cherry and olive trees. Thoughtfully arranged for privacy, it has the character of a traditional English cottage garden, with two separate areas for relaxed outdoor dining and a wood-fired pizza oven and BBQ.

Sunnyhill Road is a peaceful residential address perfectly positioned to enjoy the vibrant independent scene of Streatham High Road. The property sits within the catchment for highly regarded schools, including Dunraven (4-18) and Henry Cavendish Primary. For green space, the expansive Streatham Common is nearby, offering idyllic walks and the historic Rookery gardens. Transport links are excellent, with Streatham and Streatham Hill stations providing frequent services into London Victoria, London Bridge, and the City, while the Underground at Balham station is just a nine-minute cycle away.