behind its victorian façade, this property on inglethorpe street offers a substantial principal residence arranged over the first and second floors, with the rare opportunity to also acquire the self-contained two-bedroom garden flat below by separate negotiation. together, the two properties extend to approximately 3,080 sq ft, including eaves storage, and span two adjoining plots, offering considerable flexibility for family life, guests or rental income.
the main residence occupies the first and second floors. a generous reception room has exposed brickwork, wide oak flooring, a pair of gas fireplaces and three sash windows drawing in plenty of natural light. from here, the accommodation flows into a double-height dining room with space for a long table and a small library or reading nook.
the adjoining kitchen is fitted with polished concrete worktops, sub-zero refrigeration and wolf appliances, while a concealed miele laundry area keeps practical elements neatly out of sight. reclaimed glass and steel detailing appears throughout, alongside underfloor heating and comfort cooling.
two bedrooms lie on the first floor, both generously proportioned and retaining original fireplaces. a separate snug, currently arranged as an informal sitting room, could also serve as a study or occasional bedroom. there is also a family bathroom on this level.
the principal bedroom occupies the second floor beneath the roofline, with exposed brickwork, bespoke fitted storage and a juliet balcony. its large ensuite bathroom is finished with travertine mosaic, twin basins, a freestanding bath and a separate shower.
the garden flat available by separate negotiation
for those seeking additional space, the ground floor flat is also available. self-contained with its own entrance, it comprises a reception room, kitchen, shower room and two bedrooms, and opens directly onto a private garden. it would suit extended family, guests or tenants, or could be retained as an investment.
the gardens currently serve the two properties separately but together span the width of both plots. for a buyer acquiring both, and subject to the necessary permissions, there may be scope to reconfigure them as one broad garden with areas for outdoor dining and planting.
inglethorpe street forms part of fulham’s popular alphabet streets, a collection of residential roads close to the thames and bishops park. fulham palace, the river path and the independent shops and cafés of fulham high street are within easy reach, while putney bridge underground station provides district line connections across london.
