Set on a prime end-of-terrace position in the heart of the Furzedown area, this beautifully proportioned Edwardian home has been recently renovated throughout, to include electrics, pipework, roofs, plumbing, windows, and combines timeless architecture with contemporary detailing and a considered sense of design. Arranged over three floors and extending to approximately 2,223 sq ft, it is near-fully extended, with further potential to convert the cellar and add a roof terrace, subject to the necessary permissions.

The handsome red-brick façade opens to an interior defined by elegance and warmth. The entrance hall, framed by original cornicing and restored Edwardian tiles, leads into a generous front reception with a working Enviro-Flame fireplace, bespoke joinery, and a hidden projector that transforms the space from formal entertaining area to intimate cinema setting. Polished wood floors with underfloor heating run throughout, complemented by soft Farrow & Ball and Little Greene tones that unify the home. Windows are timber sash with shutters, and double glazed.

Beyond the reception, the dining space forms the central hub of the house — ideal for gatherings and everyday family life — flowing seamlessly into a bespoke kitchen designed with both function and aesthetic in mind. It features ABI Interiors brassware, a double fridge-freezer, wine fridge, reverse-osmosis filtration tap, and a concealed LED-lit pantry that exemplifies the home’s intelligent craftsmanship. Crittall-style doors with Buster + Punch hardware open directly to the landscaped garden, where a limestone outdoor kitchen with an infrared BBQ, Delivita pizza oven, and built-in lighting, power, and irrigation create a true extension of the living space.

Upstairs, the home offers four double bedrooms and three bathrooms, including two potential principal suites. The first-floor suite features a separate reflex glass and LED walk-in wardrobe by Neatsmith and a luxurious en-suite with freestanding brass bath, while the top-floor suite enjoys vaulted ceilings, skylights, and a serene, private aspect. Bathrooms are finished with Grohe rainfall showers, fittings from the London Basin Company, and playful House of Hackney wallpapers that introduce character and texture.

Perfectly positioned between Tooting Bec Common and Moyser Road, the home benefits from a vibrant local community atmosphere and an array of independent cafés, wine bars, and bakeries. Balham and Tooting Bec stations offer swift access to central London, while excellent nearby schools — including Graveney School and Penwortham Primary — make this one of South West London’s most desirable neighbourhoods.