Blue Tones in a Two-Bedroom Victorian Cottage

The yellow London stock-brick cottage on Amersham Grove was constructed for and by railway workers and their families in the 19th century. Today, the two-bedroom cottage features modern interiors, blue accents, and original features.

A burnt orange front door gives access to the 885-square-foot house. Inside, the rooms are decorated in blue tones, which makes the white period features stand out. At the back of the house lies a charming patio with a wooden deck.

double living room blue walls

The ground floor is home to a double reception room with a sitting area at the front and a dining area overlooking the garden at the back.

blue sitting room with fireplace

The living space is painted in a dark teal shade from Lick, which makes period features like the shutters and cornicing really stand out.

blue living room shelves
blue walls living space
blue living room with dining space
dining table blue living space

The dining area features the original fireplace with ceramic tiles, flanked on one side by built-in shelves.

dining space with fireplace
white kitchen with skylights
kitchen with white cabinets and window bar seating

The back of the ground floor has been extended to accommodate a spacious kitchen with skylights, making it an extra-light space. Double doors open to the patio garden.

white bedroom fireplace wardrobes

Upstairs are two bedrooms, the master bedroom features an original fireplace flanked by two wardrobes.

light bedroom fireplace built in wardrobes
bedroom with fireplace
blue paneling bathroom
bathroom shower blue tiles

The recently renovated bathroom is vibrant with blue tongue-and-groove paneling and scalloped tiles in the shower.

pink built in cabinets and shelves
hallway Blue Tones in a Two-Bedroom Victorian Cottage
patio Blue Tones in a Two-Bedroom Victorian Cottage
small patio garden Blue Tones in a Two-Bedroom Victorian Cottage
orange front door Blue Tones in a Two-Bedroom Victorian Cottage

The house is listed for £600,000 at Inigo