on one of fulham’s most sought-after residential streets, this handsome six-bedroom house has generous proportions, a south-facing garden and more than 3,400 sq ft of space arranged across four floors. period details remain at the front, while the rear has been opened up to create a bright and sociable kitchen, dining and living space.
the ground floor begin s with a double reception room, where wide wooden floorboards, cornicing and a gas fireplace bring character and warmth. beyond, the house opens into an impressive full-width extension, lit from above by two large skylights. the kitchen is arranged around a substantial island, with plenty of storage and workspace, while the adjoining dining area and informal reception room provide ample space for family life and entertaining. bi-folding doors open directly onto the south-facing garden, allowing the entire rear of the house to feel connected to the outside during the warmer months.
downstairs, unusually generous ceiling heights give the lower-ground floor a light and spacious feel. a large media room provides a comfortable retreat, while a sixth bedroom with an ensuite shower room is well suited to guests, older children or live-in staff. a utility room, guest cloakroom, plant room and two separate storerooms complete the floor.
the principal bedroom occupies the rear of the first floor and overlooks the garden. it has an ensuite bathroom with a separate shower, while two further double bedrooms share a family bathroom. two additional bedrooms and another bathroom are found on the uppermost floor, creating a flexible arrangement for family, guests and home working.
thoughtful practical details include underfloor heating in the kitchen and two bathrooms, as well as a laundry chute running from the first floor directly to the utility room.
cloncurry street forms part of fulham’s tightly held alphabet streets, a peaceful pocket running between fulham palace road and the thames. bishops park, the river path and its tennis courts are all within easy walking distance, as is the nuffield health centre. putney bridge underground station, approximately 0.7 miles away, provides district line services across london, while nearby bus routes connect the area with hammersmith and south kensington. excellent local schools, independent shops, cafés and restaurants further contribute to the area’s enduring appeal.
