The entrance hall opens onto a reception with two double doors and a box window looking out over the front garden. At the rear of the house, a large reception room with kitchen, dining and seating area occupies the entire width of the house, with glass doors giving uninterrupted views over the garden. The kitchen includes marble panelling, an Aga-style oven and temperature-controlled wine storage.

The lower ground floor contains a bedroom/study with an ensuite bathroom, as well as a utility room and considerable storage space. In addition, the well-proportioned informal reception room offers access to the garden. Upstairs, on the first floor, the principal bedroom contains an ensuite bathroom and a walk-in wardrobe. The second bedroom also includes an ensuite, while upstairs there are two more bedrooms and two more bathrooms.

The house has been renovated and extended to allow for bright and spacious rooms. In addition, it has been furnished to the highest level, with wooden floors and bespoke furniture. The design combines traditional and modern features to make for a unique interior.

The exterior of this red-brick Victorian house has moulded architraves, sills and decorative plaques. The garden includes a paved seating area, as well as flowerbeds set among cobbled walkways. In addition, the first-floor terrace provides views over the garden, while the second floor includes a miniature balcony.

The underground stations at Parsons Green and Putney Bridge are both in easy walking distance, along with the restaurants and shops of the Fulham Road. In addition, the house is close to the beautiful grounds of Bishop’s Park and Fulham Palace, as well as the outstanding resources of the Hurlingham Club.