Flat for sale in Streatham High Road, Streatham, London SW16

Set back from the bustle of Streatham High Road, this recently refurbished two-bedroom flat features a tranquil courtyard garden for a perfect escape

Brickworks Says

Occupying a peaceful corner of an artistic 1930s development in the heart of Streatham, this two-bedroom flat ticks the boxes of a great city pad. And thanks to the recently updated kitchen and bathroom, it feels box-fresh. Both are simple yet effective––minimalist in style and high in quality.

The layout, remodelled by the current owner, is flexible, and spaces are interchangeable. Earthy tones work well, offset by sleek units that give the rooms a contemporary edge, and handy storage is squirrelled away in the long entrance corridor. The living space opens onto a courtyard that runs the length of the flat, offering a slice of seclusion surrounded by climbing ivy. Beyond the boundaries, the rest of the estate is a manicured breath of fresh air, a world away from the city on your doorstep.

Streatham Court may not feel like it, but it is seconds away from the conveniences and delights of Streatham itself. A veritable melting pot of international cuisine alongside spots to grab a decent brew and a monthly farmer's market to pick up local produce. Soak up some culture at Streatham Space, catch some jazz at Hideaway, or if you're feeling energetic, get your skates on, literally, at the local ice rink.

The Owners Say

Streatham Hill has gone from strength to strength in the five years i've lived here. New coffee and brunch venues have sprung up, taking their place amongst long-established family-run restaurants and bars.

Streatham Court is a private, gated estate off the high road. Step through the secure electric gates to be greeted by a stunning array of trees, plants and flowers, maintained with care and years of experience by the fantastic estate manager, Alan. The flat is uniquely positioned in the quietest part of the estate, surrounded by greenery. Waking up in the morning, you could be forgiven for thinking you are in the countryside, as the bedroom is bathed in morning sunshine.

Points To Consider

Energy Performance Certificate (EPC):
Current Energy Rating D. Potential Energy Rating C.

Council Tax:
The property falls into Band B (£1,450 in 2024/25) in the borough of Lambeth.

Utilities:
Current monthly costs are approx: Electricity £80, Gas £0 and Water £35.

Tenure:
Leasehold with 146 years remaining

Service charge:
£162 per month

Ground rent:
None

Neighbours:
In the building, there are 4 flats in total

Recent work:
The current owner has reconfigured the flat by creating a second bedroom and installing a new bathroom and kitchen.

Getting around:
A short stroll away is Streatham Hill station, where you can pick up direct trains to Victoria, London Bridge or Clapham Junction, making Gatwick less than an hour away. Alternatively, hop on a bus to nearby Brixton, Balham and Clapham, where you can pick up the Underground network, making the capital your oyster.

Anything else:
The outside space is a real bonus; the door leading outside and the fence were installed by the owner with the knowledge and blessing of the estate. Technically, it is a communal space, though in reality, it's not maintained, accessed or used by other residents.

Onward plans:
The owner is moving out of London and is selling chain-free.

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