A Grand Victorian House with Many Period Features and a Lush Garden
Nestled behind a communal garden with mature trees stands this magnificent Victorian house adorned with period features like stucco, mosaic tiles, fireplaces, and wooden floorboards.
The extended house beautifully blends period features with modern amenities, especially in the contemporary kitchen with sleek walnut cabinets, a rubber floor, and a large skylight. The house has a fantastic floor plan with multiple sitting rooms, a garden room, and six bedrooms.

At the front of the house lies one of three sitting rooms. This neutrally toned living room is defined by the grand square bay window, and features preserved original floorboards and elegant cornice.
The bay window offers views of the lush communal garden at the front of the house.
At the back of the house lies a long open-plan sitting room and kitchen. The front room features whitewashed floorboards reflecting the natural light from the Crittal windows and skylight. One wall is fitted with minimalistic sliding floor-to-ceiling cupboard doors in pale plywood.
The back of the house has been extended with a contemporary space with Crittal doors leading to the lush garden and a large skylight. The simple kitchen has warm walnut cabinets paired with terrazzo countertops and splashback.
The open plan space has also been extended on the side, creating a wonderful garden room with an exposed brick wall and handmade black-and-white encaustic tiles.
Attached to the dining room lies the third sitting room, painted in a sunny yellow hue with gold cornicing and original black-painted floorboards.
The room also features a beautiful sand-colored marble fireplace with a wood-burning stove
The hallway showcases many period features like intricate cornicing, stained glass, and colorful mosaic tiles.
On the first floor are three double bedrooms with gray-painted floorboards, tying the rooms together. All bedrooms have beautiful fireplaces.
The family bathroom features geometric floor tiles, echoing the tile design in the garden room. These are paired with fresh white wall tiles, a black clawfoot bath, black fittings, and lots of plants.
In addition to the communal garden at the front of the house, there is a lush private garden at the back filled with tropical plants, including tree ferns and large palms.
This house was also featured on The Nordroom in 2022. Click here to see additional images of this magnificent period house.
The house was listed for £1,750,000 at Aucoot.