Tynemouth Street, London, SW6

Having just undergone full remodelling and finished to a very high standard by its current owners who have paid attention to the smallest of details. Wooden herringbone flooring and double glazed windows throughout, designer bathrooms and open plan kitchen with top quality German appliances. The flat also boasts bespoke features including glass walls, a cleverly positioned pantry and a terrace as well as smart home features from Nest & Ring. The main living space is spread across the top floor of the property where an abundance of windows flood the room with light. To the front is the beautifully finished kitchen with high quality integrated appliances. There is also a cleverly designed pantry with a dual-zone 41 bottle Baumatic wine fridge and, the remaining space is an extremely useful storage area. The rear part of the loft is arranged as a sitting area with large sliding doors that open onto the south facing roof terrace with its charming views over the rooftops. Rather unusually there is a second sitting area on the first floor, although one could easily convert this to a fourth bedroom if required. Bespoke glass walls with striking Hague blue framework have been used to make this space a real feature of the property and connect the first and second floors in a way we have not seen done before. The remainder of the first floor has three bedrooms, a master bedroom with ensuite to the rear, and two further bedrooms and a family bathroom. Tynemouth Street is located in the popular area of Sands End in South Fulham. The property itself is very close to the borders of Chelsea, Imperial park which sits beside the River Thames is at the end of the road. Transport links include Parsons Green and Fulham Broadway stations (District Line) both of which are within walking distance. Nearer to home there is also the overground station at Imperial Wharf, and the river ferry at Chelsea Harbour which is a popular choice of commute for many locally. The area offers many well regarded schools such as Thomas???s and L'Ecole Des Petits, as well as nurseries such as Pippa Pop-ins. This southern pocket of Fulham was greatly enhanced with the development of Imperial Wharf, and we think it will continue to flourish as the Chelsea Creek redevelopment works its way up towards the Kings Road.