Description

A delightful, grade 2 listed 3 bedroom Georgian home in one of central London’s most desirable streets.

The property has 1723 sq ft of internal living space and features a 660 sqft, peaceful garden with an original gate on to Theed Street and a single garage of 138 sq ft  that measures that could be developed into a studio/office. The property retains its period features like sash windows, wooden panelling and cast-iron fireplaces with Coade stone surrounds, yet has undergone extensive refurbishment when first purchased.

The Harvey Jones bespoke kitchen has two-level cupboards, large pan drawers, thick oak work surfaces integrated into the butler sink and features ceiling-mounted spotlights plus low voltage lighting. A floor to ceiling larder provides generous storage and there is an integrated fridge freezer and microwave.

The kitchen opens into a parlour overlooking the garden, giving access to the hardwood conservatory and connecting with the panelled sitting room. These spaces combine to give an open plan feel. Across the hall, the panelled dining room provides additional entertainment and storage space.
An under-stairs door leads down to the versatile 300 sq ft full height basement that currently contains an artists studio, library and study.

Upstairs on the landing is a sash window illuminating the hallway. Above is access to the insulated loft, providing copious storage. On either side are sunny double bedrooms with built-in cupboards, wood panelling, fireplaces and stripped wood floors. 

The full-height bathroom features a cast-iron bath, WC and bidet, with exposed brickwork, built-in cupboards and a gas combi boiler. There is a separate WC with natural light. The third bedroom has an original fireplace and sash window overlooking the garden and large floor-to-ceiling cupboards.

Whittlesey Street is incredibly peaceful, sheltered from London's hustle and bustle, with a strong local community. The vibrant Southbank and Waterloo station are a short stroll away.  Enquire now for a taste of period living in the modern city.