4 Bed Detached House, Rectory Grove, SW4

A unique and atmospheric Grade II listed detached Georgian converted coach house dating from 1825 in a pretty spot next door to a glorious churchyard in a quiet corner of Clapham Old Town. Three good sized double bedrooms. Or four bedrooms if the study is used as a bedroom. Two bathrooms. The reception room with floor to ceiling arched windows and shutters in Farrow and Ball was originally the covered courtyard through which horse and carriages would travel into the stable yard beyond (the stables were replaced in the 1920s with the current vicarage next door) Downstairs is underfloor heating throughout beneath stone slabs (or original Georgian floorboards to the study). Upstairs is carpeted and reconditioned old school style radiators. The kitchen houses a stunning baby blue Mercury range cooker, stainless steel appliances, including American fridge freezer, and a unique 9ft wide polished concrete trough sink with reconditioned antique brass mixer taps. Colours are Farrow and Ball in the main, and furnishings, if required, are a mix of antique and contemporary. Views over the churchyard or the allotments to the rear. A private garden accessed through floor to ceiling bi-folding sliding glass patio doors. The Glebe House has featured in several interiors magazines, both in the UK and abroad- Country Living, Reclaim magazine, Period Living, etc. Renovated by the current owner, it was their family home for 15 years and pre-Covid was often hired out for film and photos shoots, supper clubs and private events. It is now available to rent as a family home.