Tintern Close, London, SW15

The property was built in 1969 in a traditional mid-century ‘Span’ style and thoughtfully extended and renovated more recently, with the appointment of contemporary architect Wimshurst Pelleriti. The accommodation now offers over 2,000 square feet of internal space, which has created the most wonderful environment for family living, providing spacious, flexible accommodation.
The generous main reception space which spans the width of the rear of the property, enjoys a brilliant westerly aspect, and glass has been expertly used to maximise the outlook to the private garden. Pocket doors create optional privacy between the further living spaces, including a secondary reception room, currently utilised as playroom to the front of the house with a glazed door to the front garden. The kitchen is also positioned to the front and features a large window making the most of the morning sun. It is fitted with high quality units, with a range of built in appliances including an eye level cooker, warming drawer, fridge, freezer and induction hob with downdraft extractor system. Additionally, there is extensive storage and a cloakroom located off the central hallway.
On the first floor, there is a sizable principal bedroom, with a range of built in wardrobes and well-appointed en-suite shower room. Adjacent is the fifth bedroom which is currently used as a study, and both bedrooms benefit from a balcony overlooking the West facing rear garden. Across the landing is a multi-functional space which provides a spacious room, with a mezzanine sleeping area within the vaulted ceilings. This room would lend itself perfectly as a further reception room, bedroom or ancillary accommodation space. The current owners have fitted a cinema system with 100” drop down screen to this space, which may be available by separate negotiation. Completing the first-floor accommodation is a family bathroom. The two further bedrooms on the second floor of the house are well proportioned double rooms, both with built in wardrobes. Additionally, there is a large storeroom, which could be made into a further bathroom (subject to the necessary consent). Throughout the renovations of house, connectivity has been kept in mind, therefore the house is served by a Local Area Network (LAN), with high speed Wi-Fi access points on all floors of the house.

Outside

Externally, this house benefits from arguably the best plot within Tintern Close, with not only a wide, private garden but a peaceful position with no passing traffic. The rear gardens have a fantastic westerly elevation and enjoy a private outlook, thanks to established planting. The low- maintenance gardens have been landscaped designed as a Japanese garden by Design Eden and the current owner, demonstrating three of the essential elements used to create a Japanese garden which are stone, which form the structure of the landscape; water, representing life-giving force; and plants, which provide the colour and changes throughout the seasons. Abutting the house is a Millboard decked patio, which has created a wonderful entertaining space directly from the main reception room. To the front of the house, there is a grass area to the one side, with a gated paved space around the main entrance. Directly in front of the house and accessed by a couple of nearby steps, is a double garage with power and light, and Podpoint EV charger.

Situation

Tintern Close is a very discrete private residential community off Lytton Grove, with no through traffic and well-maintained communal gardens. It is less than half a mile to both Putney Mainline and East Putney District line stations and the many shops and amenities of central Putney. Travelling south up Putney Hill, there is easy access to Putney Heath, Wimbledon Common and Richmond Park and the house is also in close proximity to a number of excellent local schools.