Presented to the market for the first time in just under 50 years, is this imposing and handsome period home, packed with original features on one of Putney’s most desirable roads in West Putney, with un-tapped potential to further extend and improve STPP.
As you enter the house through the front garden you are greeted with a large and grand entrance hall. On your right you have a front formal reception room, with beautiful tall ceilings, original features and fire place. Further down the hallway is the second reception room, again with plenty of period features, feature fire place, an adjoining conservatory and large windows, allowing natural light to pour into the grand room.
Downstairs there is a large kitchen/ dining room, two large store rooms, WC and further access to the 34 foot long rear garden. The Lower ground floor level could be extended to the front and rear, STPP to create an even larger kitchen, dining and living room.
On the first floor is a double bedroom at the rear of the house and the principle bedroom,which spans the entire front of the house with three meter tall ceilings. The principle bedroom would welcome the addition of an en-suite bathroom and given the vast nature of the room, measuring 266sf , would create a wonderful principle bedroom. There is also a large family bathroom on this floor.
On the top floor of the house are three further double bedrooms, with again fantastic ceiling height and another large family bathroom.
This opportunity really is a blank canvas for someone to put their own stamp on STPP, to create a wonderful family home. It also benefits from being semi-detached, with side access and is located on one of Putney’s most sort after roads.
Carmalt Gardens is ideally located on a premium Upper West Putney road, with Putney’s High Street and station just a short walk away ( 0.4 miles ), whilst maintaining a quiet community feel. The local area enjoys several well-regarded local schools, including Our Lady of Victories and Hotham primary schools, as well as the open green spaces of Wimbledon and Barnes & Putney Commons.
