Manchuria Road, SW11

Property description
A beautifully presented family home on a quiet residential road 'Between the Commons'. This end of terrace house is wider than average and is the perfect home for a growing family.

The classic double reception room cleverly utilises the space allowing a separate formal reception space and TV room. The square bay window allows an abundance of light into the reception room, feature cornicing and bespoke joinery show the attention to detail given to create this space.

The open-plan kitchen / dining area to the rear of the house leads on to the well-maintained garden via a set of smart French doors. The bespoke kitchen, generous dining space and amount of light coming in to this room has created a chic family room for entertaining.

On the first floor there are two good double bedrooms and two bathrooms. The master bedroom to the front has a square bay window, feature fireplace and bespoke wardrobes, which leads on to a splendid master ensuite bathroom.

On the second floor there are two further bedrooms and a family bathroom room, storage can be found in the eves of the larger room.

The property has been presented in a fantastic condition throughout and further benefits from a cellar space, ideal for storage or may offer the opportunity create further living space (subject to the usual consents).

Manchuria Road is one of the most sought-after residential streets “Between the Commons” running from Clapham Common West Side to Amner Road, and a short walking distance to the numerous shops, bars and restaurants on the fashionable Northcote Road and Clapham Old Town. Transport can be found at Clapham South tube station, a 5-10 minute walk, with mainline services into Waterloo, Victoria stations and Gatwick Airport from Clapham Junction.

The information contained in these particulars is for general information purposes only. Douglas & Gordon does not provide information or give any warranty with regards to train, tube, tram lines or flight paths. Prospective purchasers or tenants are advised to carry out their own research if they have any concern about train, tube, tram lines or flight paths.