Hayter Road, SW2 5AP

Keating Estates are delighted to present this exceptional four bedroom, two bathroom end-of-terrace house, with a landscaped garden. Slightly wider than neighbouring properties, the home combines impressive proportions with an abundance of character and contemporary design.

Full Description - Keating Estates are delighted to present this exceptional four bedroom, two bathroom end-of-terrace Edwardian house, set on the highly regarded Hayter Road, with a beautifully landscaped private garden, an air-conditioned loft space, and a wonderfully versatile layout. Slightly wider than neighbouring properties, this substantial home combines impressive proportions with an abundance of original character and thoughtful contemporary design.

The elegant front reception room is rich in period detail, with a square bay window featuring stained glass and shutters, high corniced ceilings and original wooden floorboards. To the rear, the spectacular kitchen and dining space forms the heart of the home, with bespoke timber cabinetry, a generous island, exposed brick detailing and striking slate flooring. Large windows and rooflights flood the room with natural light, while full-height glazed doors create an effortless connection with the garden. A downstairs WC and impressive entrance hall complete the interior of the ground floor.

The garden is a wonderful extension of the living space, beautifully landscaped with generous paved areas and a lawn surrounded by raised planting and a charming green-roof covered seating area complete with power, outdoor heaters and speakers – an exceptional setting for entertaining. A shed is wired for a second fridge/freezer whilst a useful side access gate is ideal for bikes, prams and practical everyday use.

The first floor provides three of the four bedrooms. The principal double of this floor features a square bay window with stained glass, fitted wardrobes and a built-in study area, while another generous double bedroom enjoys peaceful garden views and is currently a delight for children, complete with bunk beds. A versatile third bedroom which comfortably fits a double bed and furniture is currently arranged as a playroom. The family bathroom is a another particularly striking space, with an extra-large bathtub beneath the windows, separate walk-in rainfall shower, brass fittings and emerald-green micro cement walls creating a sophisticated industrial feel.

Occupying the entire top floor, the principal suite is spectacularly impressive. The bedroom enjoys unusually high ceilings, a dramatic Crittall-style feature window, air conditioning, cosy carpeting and cleverly concealed storage. Beyond the bed is a separate dressing area with skylights and access to additional eaves storage. The luxurious en-suite is finished with feature wallpaper and brass detailing, with a walk-in rainfall shower positioned beneath another skylight, a lovely setting to begin and end your day. There is also excellent potential to extend further, subject to the usual consents, including a possible side return, with neighbouring properties having incorporated similar extensions. The wider footprint of this end-of-terrace home is particularly advantageous, creating a more generous hallway and sense of space throughout.

This fantastic house has the huge benefit of being located on Hayter Road, within a sought-after residential pocket of streets tucked away off Brixton Hill between Brixton and Clapham, and within the catchment areas for both Sudbourne and Corpus Christi Schools. Situated close to the vibrant heart of Brixton, around a seven-minute stroll from the first stop on the Victoria Line with the vast array of Brixton’s amenities on hand, including The Ritzy, Windrush Square, Brixton Village and POP Brixton. This property is perfect for anyone who wants to be close to the action but would prefer to retain a sense of calm. In the other direction, purchasers will benefit from everything that Clapham has to offer within a ten-minute stroll, the multitude of restaurants and bars and excellent transport links with two Northern Line underground stations; Clapham Common and Clapham North tube stations. Brockwell Park and its iconic 1930’s Lido are a similar distance. A seventeen-minute walk through the park brings you to Herne Hill Overground station and the many pubs and eateries of leafy Herne Hill.

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