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This exceptional Victorian semi-detached villa corner plot, dating to 1850, has now been completely reimagined by the current owner. Behind its handsome façade lies a house that has been curated with clarity and care, while retaining the architectural integrity that defines its era.

The principal reception room sits on the raised ground floor, elevated above the street and overlooking Kit Crowley Gardens through floor-to-ceiling arched sash windows that draw in natural light throughout the day. The proportions are elegant and assured, with wall panelling adding depth and quiet texture, while a fireplace forms a natural focal point and lends warmth to the space.

The kitchen-diner sits at the rear of the house and has been thoughtfully designed in a traditional bespoke Shaker style, pairing craftsmanship with quiet detail. An antique brass deVOL tap sits above a classic butler sink, while a central island with seating anchors the room and creates a natural place to gather. There is ample space for a dining table to comfortably seat eight, making the room as suited to entertaining as it is to everyday life.

Tongue-and-groove panelling and decorative cornicing frame the space, adding texture and continuity with the home’s period character. Striking, darker-toned floor-to-ceiling double French doors provide contrast and open directly onto the balcony, drawing light inward and creating a seamless connection to the garden beyond. A guest WC sits completes the tour of this beautiful raised ground floor, reimagined as a vibrant and expressive moment within the house. Finished in a confident pink palette, the space centres around the Smith & Goat ‘The Semi Scallop’ sink.

The lower ground floor remains fully connected to the main house, yet has been thoughtfully arranged to offer independence when needed. At its heart is a generous kitchen, dining and reception space with Crittall doors opening directly onto the rear garden, drawing in light and greenery. Good ceiling height enhances the sense of volume, while a separate utility room, two bedrooms and a shower room ensure complete functionality. It is a highly adaptable level, ideal as a workspace, for growing children, a nanny or visiting guests - all seamlessly integrated within the flow of the home.

The principal bedroom occupies the second floor, enjoying generous proportions and a calm, elevated outlook over the rear garden. High ceilings and large sash windows enhance the sense of volume, while the detailing remains in keeping with the home’s Victorian character. A walk-in wardrobe provides well-considered storage, leading through to an en suite bathroom appointed with classic Burlington fittings - a timeless choice that complements the architecture and reinforces the room’s understated elegance. The second bedroom on this floor is positioned to the front of the house, overlooking the greenery beyond and benefitting from a peaceful, leafy outlook. Generous in scale and complete with its own en suite, it offers privacy and comfort in equal measure.

The second floor comprises three well-proportioned bedrooms, each thoughtfully designed with built-in storage to maximise practicality without compromising on space. Elevated above the street and garden, the rooms feel calm and private, unified by the home’s consistent detailing and natural light. A shared family bathroom serves this level, creating a well-balanced arrangement ideally suited to family life.