2 bed flat for sale

Stockwell Park Road, London SW9

A wonderful two-bedroom split level early Victorian period conversion located within the popular Stockwell Conservation area. EPC rating D

Entering the property on the first floor, you are welcomed into a spacious hallway leading up to a generously sized kitchen and living room.

The kitchen is situated towards the rear of the property and offers an abundance of worktop space and storage. There is ample room for a dishwasher, washing machine and fridge freezer, as well as generous space for a dining table and chairs.

The bright and spacious living room overlooks Stockwell Park Road and down Stockwell Park Crescent. It provides plenty of room for a large sofa, coffee table, TV stand and additional freestanding furniture. Two large sash windows allow plenty of natural light to flood the room, creating a bright and welcoming living space.

Moving up to the second floor, you will find a landing and two well-proportioned double bedrooms and the family bathroom.

Both bedrooms are generous doubles and benefit from built-in wardrobes and shelving, providing excellent storage. Each room also features a sash window, with one bedroom positioned at the front of the property and the other overlooking the rear.

The bathroom comprises a power shower over the bath, WC, wash basin and additional storage.

Leasehold - 165 years from 6 February 2007

service charge, ground rent, council tax
Service Charge - £3,069 per annum (including £250 per annum Reserve Fund)
Ground Rent - peppercorn
Council Tax Band - E
Parking

Permit parking
Utilities

Electricity – mains connected
Water – mains connected
Heating – gas central heating
Sewerage – mains connected
Broadband – Ultrafast

Location: Stockwell Park Road can be found just off Clapham Road. The flat itself is located opposite entrance to Stockwell Park Crescent.

Directions: Stockwell Underground Station (Victoria and Northern Line) is 0.4 miles away, (approximately a 10-minute walk) The area is also served by frequent bus services into central London.