A Bright Extended and Renovated Victorian House in London
On a sought-after street in London’s Clapton area stands this Victorian townhouse with four bedrooms. The current owners have carefully renovated the house, creating open plan space that feel modern while also maintaining the Victorian character of the London house.
Like most Victorian houses in London, the house has been extended in the back to create a large social kitchen space with large windows and skylights to connect the space with the garden.

The living room is decorated in a calm palette of light gray and white. The open plan room is flooded with light thanks to the large bay window at the front of the room. A beautiful marble fireplace serves as a historical focal point in the room.
There are glass doors leading to the kitchen, so even when they’re closed there is a great view from the front to the back of the house. The living room has a warm oak floor laid in a classic herringbone pattern.
There is space for a dining table at the back of the living room. The shelves and bespoke cabinets create a personal gallery space. The walls and ceiling in the living room are painted in Farrow and Ball’s ‘Ammonite’.
In the living room you can still see traces of the house’s Victorian origins but that’s not the case in the contemporary kitchen at the back of the house.
There a minimalistic white cabinets on either side of the space with an island with breakfast bar in the center. On the floor lies polished concrete and large skylights flood the room with light.
There is a second sitting area behind the kichen with floor to ceiling windows and doors, connecting the space with the garden.
There are two bedrooms on the first floor and two on the second floor. Each floor has its own bathroom.
The largest bathroom is clad with marble tiles and has a freestanding bath and a shower.
The second bathroom is designed in a similar style as the grand bathroom with marble tiles and black fittings.
The house is listed for £1,700,000 at The Modern House.