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Ownership Type: Freehold
A Six-Bedroom Family House on the Peterborough Estate
Behind a handsome red-brick façade on Perrymead Street, this six-bedroom Lion house offers approximately 2,800 sq ft of accommodation, with generous living spaces and an unusually long south-west-facing garden. Arranged across four floors, the house is exceptionally light, with a long sightline from the front door through the ground floor and out towards the garden.
The ground floor is largely devoted to entertaining. At the front, a generous reception room has a fireplace and built-in cabinetry, while the adjoining dining room leads through to the kitchen and breakfast room. Spanning more than 23 ft, the kitchen has a large central island and extensive cabinetry, with wide glazed doors opening directly onto the garden. Wooden floors run throughout the principal living spaces.
The south-west-facing garden extends to more than 30 ft and is particularly private, with mature planting, established trees and space for outdoor dining and seating. Perrymead Street is known for having some of the longest gardens within the Peterborough Estate.
On the lower-ground floor, a large media room opens onto a courtyard, providing a separate space for television and informal entertaining. A substantial double bedroom lies to the rear, also with access to its own courtyard, while a shower room, utility room and useful storage complete this level.
The first floor is home to the principal bedroom, a generous room with extensive fitted wardrobes and an ensuite bathroom with both a bath and separate shower. A further double bedroom with vaulted ceiling and family bathroom are also arranged on this floor.
Three additional bedrooms occupy the second floor, alongside another bathroom and storage. All six bedrooms have fitted wardrobes, making the house particularly well suited to family life.
Perrymead Street lies in the heart of Fulham's Peterborough Estate, an area characterised by its handsome red-brick houses and quiet residential streets. Parsons Green and the Fulham Road are within easy reach, offering an excellent selection of independent shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants. Parsons Green Underground station provides District line services across central London, while the area's highly regarded schools and green spaces add to its enduring appeal for families.
The south-west-facing garden extends to more than 30 ft and is particularly private, with mature planting, established trees and space for outdoor dining and seating. Perrymead Street is known for having some of the longest gardens within the Peterborough Estate.
On the lower-ground floor, a large media room opens onto a courtyard, providing a separate space for television and informal entertaining. A substantial double bedroom lies to the rear, also with access to its own courtyard, while a shower room, utility room and useful storage complete this level.
The first floor is home to the principal bedroom, a generous room with extensive fitted wardrobes and an ensuite bathroom with both a bath and separate shower. A further double bedroom with vaulted ceiling and family bathroom are also arranged on this floor.
Three additional bedrooms occupy the second floor, alongside another bathroom and storage. All six bedrooms have fitted wardrobes, making the house particularly well suited to family life.
Perrymead Street lies in the heart of Fulham's Peterborough Estate, an area characterised by its handsome red-brick houses and quiet residential streets. Parsons Green and the Fulham Road are within easy reach, offering an excellent selection of independent shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants. Parsons Green Underground station provides District line services across central London, while the area's highly regarded schools and green spaces add to its enduring appeal for families.
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Disclaimer: Please note that all sizes listed are approximate and based on documentation provided at the time of listing the property. Exact unit/plot sizes may vary from what is presented above.

