Situated on the top floor of this distinctive building, the property offers an exceptional combination of generous proportions, original character and a peaceful setting. Rich in period detail, the apartment retains many attractive original features including high ceilings, large sash windows, period joinery and a working fireplace.

The building itself makes an immediate impression, with a striking communal entrance hall featuring original panelling, a grand staircase and magnificent stained glass windows that reflect the quality of the craftsmanship throughout.

A long internal corridor creates a real sense of space and separation between the living and sleeping areas. The reception room features beautiful stained glass windows, a working fireplace with marble surround and tiled hearth, and proportions well suited to both relaxed family living and entertaining. This opens through double doors to a large kitchen and dining room measuring over 21 ft — a warm and sociable space with a traditional Belfast sink.

There are three well-proportioned bedrooms, offering flexibility for family life, guest accommodation or working from home. The bathroom is well appointed with period-style fittings, in keeping with the overall character of the property.

The building is set behind gates and surrounded by well maintained communal gardens, giving the property a rare country-house feel unusual to find in London.

Tulse Hill Station is a short walk away, with links into Central London via London Bridge and Blackfriars. Herne Hill and West Norwood are within easy reach, with Brockwell Park nearby.