Set within an enviable location by Streatham Common, this stunning 2 bedroom flat offers contemporary entertaining space with a private Balcony, en-suite facilities and stylish décor.

Key features

• Stunning 2 double bedroom second floor flat
• Well presented and proportioned throughout
• Generous reception room leading onto a Balcony
• Stylish integrated open-plan kitchen with space to dine
• 2 good-sized bedrooms, both featuring built-in wardrobes
• Chic white suite bathroom, further en suite
• Secure newly built development
• Excellent location moments from Streatham Common

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Further details

Tenure:

Leasehold

Lease expires:

Dec 2114

Ground rent:

£350 per annum (2020)

Service charge:

£1000 per annum (2020)

Council tax:

£1,496 per year (Band D)

Local authority:

Lambeth

Total Sq Ft:

690 (64 Sq M) approx.

Reference:

14124340

Lease details, service charges, ground rent (where applicable) and council tax are given as a guide only and should be checked and confirmed by your Solicitor prior to exchange of contracts.

Mortgage

Calculations by Alexander Hall Mortgages

Nearest stations

Streatham station
Zone: 3

Streatham Common station
Zone: 3

Streatham Hill station
Zone: 3

Energy Performance Certificates

The Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) gives the building a standard energy and carbon emission efficiency grade from 'A' to 'G', where 'A' is the most efficient and 'D' being the average to date.

Local Life

Valley Road is located within easy reach of Streatham Hill, which offers a good selection of shops, bars and amenities. The green open spaces of Streatham Common are also easily accessed.

Streatham locals have kindly shared their favourite places to go...

Le Tour de France

The best fresh coffee, croissants and bread. Lovely family-owned independent. Get there early for their bread and croissants - they sell out fast.

Norwood Grove House

Known locally as the "White House", Norwood Grove House and its well-tended formal gardens were opened in 1926 by the future King Edward VIII. It is the centrepiece of Norwood Grove itself; a large expanse of grass from which you can overlook Streatham and its surrounding areas. It is thoroughly underutilised and all the better for it!

The Rookery

A walled garden that would not look out of place in a BBC costume drama. Stunning throughout the year and still relatively undiscovered by the residents of South London. The gardens are beautifully maintained by a justifiably proud set of volunteers.

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