Greenstead Gardens, SW15

Built-in the 1920s, it was the aim at the time of the development to have common characteristics influenced by the Arts and Crafts housing style which has remained a sought after housing style of choice for many.  The accommodation throughout is impressive and includes a lovely reception room, extended kitchen dining room, two double bedrooms, bathroom, separate shower room and sunny private rear garden with a very useful storage shed. Set back from the quiet road, there is a small pathway leading to the front door, which has a lovely arched surround.  This leads into the entrance hallway, which in turn leads to the living room and through to the kitchen.  The living room has an ornate fireplace and shelving.  Leading through to the kitchen, the current owners have undertaken considerable improvement works, and here you will find an impressive finish which includes modern kitchen fittings, ample storage space at eye and counter level, a centre kitchen island with considerable workspace and a integrated wine cooler, space for a range cooker, American style fridge freezer and much more. Off the kitchen you will find the shower room, with WC, vanity unit, walk in shower and a tiled finish. From here you access the sunny private rear garden, which has feature paving, space for shrubbery and large storage shed, ideal for bikes, large items and garden tools. Upstairs you will find the main bedroom, with ample storage and hanging space, and the second bedroom, which both have access to an impressive Jack and Jill bathroom, with underfloor heating, feature motion sensor spotlights, vanity unit, WC, 'L' shaped bath with shower attachment and screen and fully tiled finish.  There is also a sizeable fully insulated loft, which has fitted flooring and offers further useful storage space. The current owners have undertaken significant improvements throughout the house, and the new owners will benefit from a lovely home that easily meets the demands of modern living.

Located within a quaint row of houses off Dover House Road, the property is wonderfully positioned along a quiet leafy residential terrace.  There is ample residents parking outside, which is a key feature. Those seeking green pastures are well catered for, as the property is within a short walking distance to both Putney Heath and Richmond Park, with their meadows, playing fields, tree-lined walks and cafés.  There are some quality award-winning schools nearby in both the private and state sectors, including The Mosaic, East Sheen Primary, Putney High, Falcon, Granard, Paddock, Brandehow, Ibstock, The Harrodian and All Saints to name but a few, making this an attractive prospect for families. The nearest stations are Barnes and Putney (National Rail) with frequent links to Clapham Junction, and London Waterloo, thus linking the property to Airports, the London Underground network, and in turn the main shopping, entertainment and business districts of Central London.  There are a number of reliable bus routes along nearby Dover House Road, Putney Heath and Roehampton Lane, linking the property Richmond, Putney High Street, Central London, major locations, and beyond.

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