Residents' Journal (BBCW) January 2014

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Managing Editor Katie Randall

Assistant EditorLauren Romano

Editorial AssistantsJennifer Mason

Henry Hopwood-Phillips

Editorial Contributors Maisy Molloy

As we stride into a brand new year with all the best intentions, the Residents’ Journal team has thrown itself into tasting and experiencing as much as we possibly can. If you’ll pardon the reference to resolutions (no one really keeps them anyway), our goal for the New Year is to meet as many interesting local residents, businesses and organisations as possible. Please do

help us with our task, emailing your thoughts, feature ideas, news and general musings to [email protected].

The Journal has the pleasure of revealing the winners of our charitable donations competition – turn to page 7 to find out which five charities readers chose to receive £500.

This month, we have an exclusive interview with Chris Medland, director of the RIBA chartered architectural practice One-world design, which has been tasked with the creation of the new Battersea to Chelsea Harbour footbridge (p. 8). Chris

discusses the evolution of the bridge’s design and when we can expect to be utilising this most welcome piece of construction. Jo O’Donoghue speaks to the enterprising local residents behind Northcote Books Limited, an independent community

bookshop. The unique concept should prove attractive to the boroughs bookworms – turn to page 14 to read more.

Dear Resident,

The design for the Diamond Jubilee Bridge by Battersea-based architect One-world design (one-worlddesign.co.uk)

Editor-in-ChiefLesley Ellwood

Managing Director Eren Ellwood

General Manager

Fiona Fenwick

Senior Designer Grace Linn

ProductionHugo Wheatley, Alex Powell

Oscar Viney

Brand ConsistencyLaddawan Juhong

Publishing DirectorGiles Ellwood

Associate PublisherSophie Roberts

Members of the Professional Publishers Association

Client Relationship Director

Felicity Morgan-Harvey

Communications Director

Loren Penney

Head of Finance

Elton Hopkins

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Residents’ JouRnal

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Gasholders Gone

The Battersea Power Station development enters its next phase

as National Grid starts work to dismantle the disused gasholder next to the station. The site was decommissioned in 2012 and

improvements to the gas network mean that the holders are no

longer required. Ravi Govindia, leader of Wandsworth Council,

says of the demolition: ‘For decades this facility was part of a vital gas network but the holders

are no longer needed and the land can be released to meet the needs

of today’s Londoners.’

(batterseagasholders.com)

ramsay’s cominG to BatterseaThe Gordon Ramsay Group

has confirmed plans to launch a new restaurant

within the Nine Elms regeneration zone. London House, situated in Battersea

Square on the site of the old Bennett Brasserie and

Oyster Bar, will feature modern European cuisine and will be Ramsay’s 26th restaurant worldwide. The

dining destination is pegged to open in February headed

up by chef Anna Kelly.

nine elms helps younG people into workAn innovative new scheme launched and managed by Wandsworth Council aims to inspire the borough’s school and college students to investigate future employment opportunities in the construction and development industries. Partnering with the regeneration of Nine Elms, the Education Links programme offers work experience and employability training to young people.

Wandsworth schools who would like to get involved with the programme should contact Ellie Boorer: [email protected] or Noel Tierney: [email protected] at Wandsworth Council’s Children’s Services Department

NOTEBOOKKeep your finger on the pulse with our round-up of local news

BATTERSEA

sinGle malt amBitionCheers to Battersea-based whisky distillers The London Distillery Company, who have been granted London’s first licence to produce single malt whisky in more than a century, and on 12 December, proudly announced that its first glug of the British spirit began to flow from the still. The whisky will be distilled in a 650 litre copper pot still, ‘Matilda’, named after co-founder and CEO Darren Rook’s Scottish Grandmother. Once the British spirit, that will be produced during the second distillation, has been matured in casks for a minimum of three years and a day, it will legally become single malt whisky. Residents’ Journal assistant editor Lauren Romano visited the company in August, when CEO Darren Rook was beginning this lengthy process and has long been looking forward to this moment. We’ll be quaffing Battersea-brewed single malt in a few years’ time!

The London Distillery Company, 33 Parkgate Road, SW11 4NP (thelondondistillerycompany.com)

Cllr Govindia runs an employment skills workshop with Battersea Park School students Meti Olani, Sandra Nambo and Umer Ali. Courtesy of Wandsworth Council.

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Image / Battersea Power Station’s Dry Gasholder just visible just behind the building to the right

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CLAPHAM AND BALHAM

Lambeth weLcomes pLans for UK’s first cooperative parKsGreater power in relation to the borough’s green spaces will be handed over to local residents as Lambeth Council prepares to become the first council in the country to introduce cooperative parks. In offering locals greater involvement in decisions concerning their local parks, the council hopes that The Cooperative Parks Programme will enable communities and park groups to work alongside the council to improve local green spaces, make decisions about where money is spent and influence how they are designed. On 9 December, Lambeth Council’s cabinet will discuss a report which recommends this scheme for green spaces including: Streatham Common, Larkhall Park, Myatts Field Park, Stockport Playing Fields, Ruskin Park, Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens, Brockwell Park, Hatfields Green.

For more information, visit lambeth.gov.uk

creatUres of habitTo christen their new kitchen and bathroom studio and tile library properly, Peter Burke and Stan Olendzki of Linear Tiles threw a smashing party at the end of November for the local community. The duo ensured that the drinks and nibbles flowed as guests wandered around the Creatures of Habit exhibition with art by Benjamin McKay and a live performance by singer Dom Coyote. Linear Tiles shared some of its pictures taken on the night with the Journal team; it would appear that the best parties happen in the kitchen.

Unit 5, Zennor Trade Park, Zennor Road, Balham, SW12 0PS (lineartiles.co.uk)

nUtritioUs, DeLicioUsThis January, those of you in the Clapham area will get a little helping hand with your New Year health kick thanks to Yogahaven’s eagerly anticipated Glo juice bar. Aiming to be open seven days a week, green juices, smoothies, herbal tea and maybe even raw chocolate cake could be available as early as 6.45am. Let’s hear it for guilt free treats!

Open mid January. Yogahaven, 63 Wingate Square, Clapham Old Town, Clapham, SW4 0AF (yogahaven.co.uk)

Images / bexclarkephotography.com

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WANDSWORTH

An independent commission of local government finance

and business experts from

across London has been launched by Labour councillors

in Wandsworth, seeking to unearth new ways to keep

council tax down in the borough without

cutting funds for frontline services. Chaired by long-

term Wandsworth resident Michael

Ward, former chief executive of the London Development Agency, the

commission’s report will be independent of the Wandsworth Labour Group and will be produced in

the Spring.

WandsWorth’s got Wit

According to the Office for National Statistics, Wandsworth has some of the brainiest residents in the country. The organisation announced in December that 54 per cent of people living in

the area have a university degree.

dolphin highWayA pod of dolphins swimming down the River Thames is not a sight you are likely to see every day; so thought the Marine Policing Unit (an arm of the Metropolitan Police) until last month. The team on the Marine 2 boat caught sight of the five large sea mammals between Tower Bridge and Battersea. It is not clear why the dolphins were in the area, but it has been suggested that they might have been seeking shelter from the storm ravaging the North Sea; @MPSonthewater humorously tweeted: ‘We are not sure if it is here by accident or whether it swam here on porpoise.’

a neW primary school in earlsfieldThe council’s education chiefs have named educational trust Floreat as its choice of academy provider to run a new Earlsfield primary school (not to be confused with Earlsfield Primary School), which is due to be built on the side of the Atheldene Centre, fronting Garratt Lane in 2014. Floreat proposes to concentrate on the ‘four ‘Cs’: core skills (literacy and numeracy), cultural knowledge, curiosity and character,’ and says it will promote these attributes in partnership with the charity Adventure Learning Schools, through links with Wellington College and outdoor activities. The choice of provider must now be endorsed by the Secretary of State for Education Michael Gove, who will make the final decision and, if approved, the school will open in September 2015 and will admit 60 children a year, eventually providing places for up to 420 pupils.

calling all young masterchefs

Wandsworth Council has launched its Young Chef of the year competition, supported by the

Mayor of Wandsworth, Angela Graham, who has pledged to spend her mayoral year creating

opportunities for young people. Teaming up with Nick Vadis, UK executive chef of the major catering contractor Compass, he has agreed to provide chefs to mentor the finalists from seven local schools. The final cook-off will be held at

Burntwood school in March.

For more information, visit: wandsworth.gov.uk

Image courtesy of MPS (@MPSonthewater)

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Dear Reader,

You may remember in our November issue we explained that a small mistake at our suppliers resulted in the incorrect wording being foiled onto the July front cover of the Residents’ Journal. The writing on the front of the cover, ‘Written for the residents of’ is normally followed by the correct wording: ‘Battersea, Balham, Clapham and Wandsworth’ in silver foil. However, in July, the silver foil read: ‘Written for residents by residents.’

The normal course of action would have been to reprint the covers quickly. Instead, our publisher felt compelled to consider alternative options that would spare the environment the additional burden of wasted covers. Our mission has been, and will always be, to produce the highest quality magazines that add to our communities, rather than to our recycling bins.

In conjunction with our supplier, we decided instead to donate the money that would have been spent on reprinting covers to local charities and asked you, our readers, to suggest some of your favourites.

We had five lots of £500 to give away, and asked you to vote for the local charity that you thought deserved a cheque. We were inundated with votes, and when the competition closed at 6pm on 10 December, we were left with five deserving charities that received the most support.

These five (right) will receive a cheque each for £500 as this magazine goes to print – but we urge you to remember all of the charities we have previously mentioned when considering any personal donations.

Charitable Donations: THE RESULT

1. DEVAS CLUBFrom its headquarters in Battersea, Devas Club provides a variety of activities for young people including a dance studio, a recording studio and a silk-screen workshop.

Devas Club, Stormont Road, Battersea SW11 5EN, 020 7223 0297 (devasclub.org)

2. FACEFACE is a group of neighbours in the Furzedown area of Tooting, south London, who decided to get together and raise money for local causes affecting those close to them.

FACE, 49 Chillerton Road, SW17 07973 216 260 (furzedown-face.org.uk)

3. AGE UK WANDSWORTHAge UK Wandsworth offers care and wellbeing, practical help at home, information, advice and support for local elderly residents.

Age UK Wandsworth, 549 Old York Road, SW18 1TQ, 020 8877 8940 (ageuk.org.uk/wandsworth)

4. FIRST TOUCHFirst Touch is the charity dedicated to supporting the neonatal unit at St George’s Hospital in Tooting, which cares for 600 sick and premature babies each year.

Neonatal Unit, St George’s Hospital Blackshaw Road, SW17 0QT 020 8944 0131 (first-touch.org.uk)

5. STOCKWELL PARTNERSHIPRun by local people for local people, the partnership aims to improve the quality of life in the local neighbourhood by developing projects, building partnerships and representing the needs of the community to decision makers. n

157 South Lambeth Road, SW8 1XN 020 7735 5051 (stockwell.org.uk)

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Bridging Linking two communities the Diamond Jubilee Footbridge – the first new structure

to be built astride the River Thames in a decade – has finally been approved

two worlds

All images courtesy of One-world design

The Diamond Jubilee Footbridge design

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Her Majesty the Queen was resplendent, a vision in white, as she boarded the Spirit of Chartwell, a ceremonial barge specially commissioned for her 2012 Diamond Jubilee

celebration. All eyes rested on the Royal Family as they smiled and waved, and surely little attention was paid to the actual location of their embarkation point. A few eyes, however, were fixed on this humble spot near Albert Bridge, poised with plans unfurling for London’s newest structural development.

In late November, the announcement that the Diamond Jubilee Footbridge – which will join Fulham and Battersea – had at long last been approved must have been met with a sigh of relief across the borough for the many people and companies involved with the project. This bridge has been a long time coming. ‘One-world design architects discussed the idea of a bridge in this location with Hotel Rafayel owner Iqbal Latif as far back as 2011,’ Chris Medland, director of the architecture practice charged with the design of the structure, tells me. As early as 1924, two years before the Queen’s birth, Viscount Curzon MP acknowledged in the House of Commons that a bridge for pedestrian access between Wandsworth Bridge and Battersea Bridge was needed.

Chris continues, adding: ‘Together, we decided the idea was a good one, so One-world design set about creating a plan. In 2003, the local authorities instigated a feasibility study to select the best position for a new crossing and, in 2010, in a re-election promotional video, former Battersea MP Martin Linton called for a footbridge to be built alongside Battersea Railway Bridge.’ Current Battersea MP Jane Ellison and Richard Tracey of the London Assembly have also achieved widespread coverage and support for the bridge since their election.

Setting the ball in motion, the backing of Palace Investments and Hotel Rafayel enabled a full design team to be engaged and consultation to be undertaken. The highly skilled, creative minds drawn together to formulate plans for this pedestrian and cycle link include: structural engineers Expedition Engineering;

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marine engineering company Beckett Rankine; environmental hydraulic engineers HR Wallingford; environmental consultants RPS; ecologists Thomson Ecology; archaeologists Oxford Archaeology; spatial accessibility analysts Space Syntax; and lighting designers Paul Nulty. They will work alongside One-word design as lead consultants and architects; Red7Marine, which will manage construction sequencing and logistical advice; and Gleeds, which will handle outline cost preparation.

One-world design, a RIBA chartered architectural practice with sustainable design at its core, has worked voluntarily to ensure that the project achieved planning permission. The project now seeks private corporate sponsorship in exchange for ‘naming rights’ and for the bridge to be gifted to London at no cost to the taxpayer or local authorities. And what a wonderful gift for London it will be. Hammersmith and Fulham Council’s Design Review Panel, made up of representatives from local residents’ associations and amenity groups, thought it was a ‘terrific proposal for this part of town.’

The 170-metre-long bridge, costing approximately £22 million, will link Lombard Road, Battersea with Chelsea Harbour. Chris hopes it will allow commuters greater access to Imperial Wharf’s station in Fulham, alleviating the pressure on Clapham Junction station.

The benefits will not just be felt by travel-weary commuters, however. Wandsworth Council commissioned a business case for the bridge that highlights the benefit/cost ratio and it argues that with a 2.0:1 result, the economy, health and the environment will be greatly improved by the construction of the bridge. This assessment also takes into account the financial benefit weighed against the cost of building and maintaining the bridge. The benefit/cost ratio here is above the Transport for London passmark of 1.5:1, and meets the threshold of 2.0:1 that the Department for Transport considers to represent high value for money.

‘The first proposal developed was for a five-arch bridge, which would closely follow the arches of the existing railway bridge,’ Chris tells the Journal. ‘As further investigations were carried out and consultation responses were received, the constraints and disadvantages of this scheme became apparent. Chief among the disadvantages was the realisation that building four piers in the river would disturb the ecology of the tidal mud flats and disrupt the navigation of the houseboats in Albion Quay in particular.’

Other issues that affected the bridge’s design were raised by English Heritage and the Environment Agency (EA) and related to the restricted view of the existing listed railway bridge and the strategy for rainwater collection. The EA noted that rainwater collected on a solid deck may need to be treated. By reverting to a lightweight permeable deck the matter was rectified, also making the bridge lighter.

The plan was developed and a three-arch scheme which resolved the environmental issues emerged as a frontrunner. ‘The design features two large structured steel arches, spanning the equivalent of two spans of the existing Battersea Railway Bridge (which the footbridge will run alongside),’ says Chris. In total, nine different

concept options that worked within the tight physical parameters were explored, involving forked paths around a tubular steel arch and suspended decks. The final design will be painted white, to ensure a sleek and modern aesthetic.

Councillor Nicholas Botterill, leader of Hammersmith and Fulham Council, said of the project: ‘The new bridge has the potential to give the south of our borough a real boost by improving the local economy, bringing jobs to the area and making transport links better and faster. We look forward to seeing this exciting idea becoming reality and with 1.2 million trips expected across the new bridge per year, this will be beneficial for local residents as well as commuters and visitors who come through the borough.’

Chris admits that the programme is reliant on successful sponsorship at the moment, but if a suitable candidate is found before Easter, work could begin as early as autumn 2014, with a completion date of spring/summer 2015. ‘The construction of the two river piers will be evident first,’ he explains. ‘And these will need to be built during the autumn/winter to avoid the fish spawning season, whilst the steel super structure will be constructed off-site and brought up the river by barge.’

As plans move forward in Battersea, commotion further up river is abound as renowned designer Thomas Heatherwick and actress and campaigner Joanna Lumley lobby for a new pedestrian ‘Garden Bridge’ linking Temple Station with the Southbank. The structure would both widen and narrow across its length and be covered with leafy flora. Heatherwick Studio is currently working closely with Transport for London and world-renowned engineering consultant Arup to develop the scheme, with the Government already pledging £30 million to support its construction. n

(one-worlddesign.co.uk)

The 170-metre-long bridge, costing approximately £22 million, will link Lombard Road, Battersea

with Chelsea Harbour

Chris Medland (left) and his team: Nina Molina, Richard Arnold and Bogdan Pataliu

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The Calendar

A selection of the best events happening in the area

21-26 JANUARY

THE REBIRTH

The month of ‘fresh-starts’ may seem like a strange time to buy antiques; after all, the time for spring cleaning is fast approaching. But if you are sick of minimalism, the Winter Decorative Antiques Fair is just the event for you. There is no easier way to peruse so many unusual, unique pieces all under one roof. With more than 140 exhibitors showcasing original lighting, quirky accessories, architectural salvage, colourful ceramics and more, you will be spoilt for choice.

Tickets cost £10 and are available on the door see website for opening hours. Battersea Evolution, Chelsea Gate, Battersea Park SW11 4NJ (decorativefair.com)

UNTIL 18 JANUARY

GOOD OLD ST. LOUIS

Meet me in St. Louis tells the story of the Smiths, a well-to-do suburban family living in turn of the century Midwestern St. Louis. The city is about to host the World’s Fair, a spectacular exhibition on a scale never before seen, but sisters Esther and Rose are dreaming of romance. When their father is unexpectedly beckoned to New York, the family is suddenly uprooted from St. Louis; a move that threatens to change their lives forever.

Tickets £20, 7pm, 7.30pm and 3pm matinees. Landor Theatre, 70 Landor Road, SW9 9PH, 020 7737 7276 (landortheatre.co.uk)

22 JANUARY

STARS OF THE FUTURE

At the heart of British opera is the National Opera Studio, which provides professional training of the highest quality to young opera singers. These vocalists perform in public recitals at All Saints Church, Wandsworth. For anyone who enjoys opera, this is a rare opportunity to see some of the stars of the future perform in an intimate environment. For those new to the art form, this presents a chance to begin your cultural education enjoying classic opera.

Free entry, performance at 1.10pm. All Saints Church, Wandsworth High Street, SW11 2PT (nationaloperastudio.org.uk)

GOOD OLD ST. LOUIS

THE REBIRTH

ONE FOR THE DIARY

By Evelyn De Morgan

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29-30 JANUARY

PUPPET LORE

This January, Tomten is coming to Clapham; Old Saw, the unique theatre company, will bring to life Viktor Rydberg’s Swedish poem. A mythical creature of Scandanavian folklore, the tomte is believed to take care of a farmer’s home and children, protecting them from harm, particularly at night when the world is asleep. Performed by three energetic puppeteers, Old Saw presents the story with such vivid imagination that it is sure to prove extremely popular with audiences.

Performances at 11.30am and 4pmOmnibus Clapham, 1 Northside Clapham Common, SW4 0QW, 020 7498 4699(omnibus-clapham.org)

30 JANUARY – 1 FEBRUARY

TO GRANDAD wiTh LOVE

in a new interactive installation entitled 97 Years, contemporary artist Jo hellier remembers a series of conversations that took place between herself and her grandfather. Gradually throughout the show, Jo recruits audience members to help her hold things together while picking through her memories – some fleeting and some irrevocably lost. This is a poignant investigation of mental health that invites audiences to work with the performer to untangle a muddled mind.

Tickets £8, performances at 7.30pm. Battersea Arts Centre, Lavender Hill, Battersea SW11 5TN, 020 7223 2223 (bac.org.uk)

FROM 7 FEBRUARY

ONE FOR ThE DiARY

Evelyn De Morgan began her artistic career at the Slade School of Art (reportedly the first school in Britain to offer female students the opportunity to attend life-drawing classes), where she developed her interest in drawing the human body. This new exhibition, featuring material from the De Morgan Centre’s archive of drawings, will showcase De Morgan’s drawings and sketches, and explore her time at the Slade as well as the experiences of female artists in the late 19th Century.

Admission £3.60. The De Morgan Centre38 West Hill, Wandsworth, SW18 1RX020 8871 1144 (demorgan.org.uk)

to grandad with love

wORDS / Maisy Molloy

Jo Hellier in 97 Years

To Grandad With Love

PUPPet lore

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Battersea rejoices as residents move closer to the opening of

a new community-owned bookshop in Northcote Road

Heart of theCommunity

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From left: Marie Dimond, Viv Taylor Gee, Ivor Rawlinson, Carol Rahn, Richard Howells. Image by Sarah Wyld

Community-based shops and co-operatives are usually thought of as rural establishments rather than city businesses. According to the Plunkett Foundation (which supports social

enterprises), in 1993 there were just 23 community-owned shops, but 20 years on there are more than 300 nationwide, with a further 30 opened in 2013 alone. Yet only one of these was located in the capital (The People’s Supermarket in Bloomsbury, if you’re interested) – until now…

With a planned opening in the spring, the residents of Wandsworth and Battersea are celebrating another step towards their dream of an independent, shared community bookshop. Last month, the Northcote Books Limited project was officially named as a Society for the Benefit of the Community, in one of London’s most exciting new developments for 2014.

‘This means that Northcote Books Limited is a not-for-profit social enterprise; a form of co-operative

which will be owned by the community,’ explains Viv Taylor Gee, chair of the steering committee, a former documentary maker and communications adviser to the World Health Organization. ‘There is a full set of rules for this type of organisation to ensure that it is properly managed, that any surplus is ploughed back into the venture and the community, and that the people who buy shares have a voice in what we do: they will be co-owners.’

So what exactly has the committee planned?‘My vision for the shop is that it will be a warm and

welcoming place not only to browse and to find the best books (the ones you have heard about or read about, with 24-hour order, free delivery and a book-tracking service) but also to come together with others to meet authors, novelists, scientists, poets, thinkers, all those who write books, as well as a place to host creative workshops of all kinds,’ says Viv.

The shop will be a particularly exciting place for

What I’m particularly looking forward to is walking into the bookshop and buying a terrific book

that I wouldn’t even have known about if it weren’t for one of the staff recommending it to me

CArOL rAHN

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From left: Susie O’Reilly, Jo Simpson, Richard Howell Val Timlin, Carol Rahn, Viv Taylor Gee

parents, children and schools to visit; a real cultural heart for the area.’

Even more uniquely, the bookshop will be located within Northcote Library: ‘The idea to locate to the library came from Councillor Peter Dawson who contacted GLL (Greenwich Leisure Ltd) which runs the libraries in Wandsworth and they saw the potential,’ reveals Viv. ‘As you know, high streets all over the country are having to find new ways to be vibrant and to survive: our local library has been on the verge of closure before now.

‘Bookshops are particularly vulnerable because many books are bought online. In our area, small shops close because they struggle with high business rates and rents: we are fortunate to be able to use part of the library; it will help us to become viable.

‘Although putting a shop in a library is a new idea, it can work because people who want to read use both! We will not be in competition: we have a shared interest.’

As local resident and writer Carol Rahn explains, ‘We will be the first in the UK, as far as I know, to put a bookshop in a library, but I think it’s a truly inspired innovation.

‘In today’s world, bookshops that are successful and libraries that stay open are transforming themselves into places where people want to linger. They draw people through the door with a compelling programme of events.’

Indeed, Northcote Books is looking forward to playing host to a varied and full programme of talks, interviews, seminars and workshops on subjects from art, literature and science, to finance, cookery and even fashion.

‘The bookshop and programme [of events] will be run by a professional manager and staff, but will have back-up from local people, for both ideas and contacts,’ says Viv. ‘This area is blessed with a lot of talented and

supportive professionals.’Ivor Rawlinson, former diplomat and ex-British

Ambassador (who is responsible for defining the shop’s client base and advising on the events programme alongside networking and fundraising) believes that the interactive element of Northcote Books is what will make it successful.

‘There will be an exciting programme of events for all ages,’ he says, ‘[…] creative writing, book clubs, multi-media, presentations, signings, story-telling for children and more.’

And from there, the community-based idea of the bookshop ‘hub’ will blossom. ‘The French community will enjoy our French corner stocked by a French bookshop in South Kensington,’ he gives as an example. ‘Northcote Books will provide a literary, cultural focus which doesn’t currently exist between the commons.’

As part of its plans for Northcote Books, the committee examined the results of new market research undertaken by campaigners; it clearly illustrated that local residents were quick to highlight the need for ‘a welcoming atmosphere, good coffee and space to browse,’ alongside a varied selection of books.

‘I want to see a quality bookshop where everyone will get the advice they want as well as brilliant service,’ says Ivor, echoing the voice of the research respondents. ‘We need to be able to help the busy mother who needs birthday books for two children – but her parking ticket is running out; to recommend the best of the thousands of novels available; where we can supply any book for our discerning clients within 24 hours. It will be a book space where one can browse and have excellent coffee and cake at the same time.’

In fact, the more the plan comes together – the more absurd it seems that it’s not been done before. A library – and a bookshop – with a full events programme, kids’ activities and good coffee; it seems a very natural evolution for both the bookshop and library service.

‘We know people do not want small, independent bookshops to die out, especially for their children’s sake, and that they really would welcome our idea of a creative hub,’ echoes Viv, in agreement. ‘We seem to have touched a nerve […] support has come from all around the area, social media and beyond.’

Certainly, the concept of Northcote Books as a legacy has also appealed to residents – something that their children and young people can get involved with now and continue supporting into adulthood – a service that will change with them, meeting their needs regardless of age, gender, education, taste, interest and reading ability.

‘This is Nappy Valley,’ Carol reminds me. ‘With so many children and young people here, promoting literature to the next generation matters a lot. As many parents realise, a love of reading boosts their children’s chances of success at school and beyond. We will be a trusted resource for parents, helping to foster reading for pleasure.

‘We’re also actively engaging with schools in the area. We’re learning that many young people are keen to take part in a dialogue about books – to see their recommendations and tastes taken into account.’ n

For more information on the Northcote Road Bookshop and how to buy shares when they are issued later this year contact Viv Taylor Gee, chair of the steering committee at [email protected] or on 07709 116 163 – or visit the website at northcotebooks.com

How it began

The idea for Northcote Books was born in March 2013. When faced by the imminent closure of Bolingbroke

Bookshop, 70 people gathered at a public meeting on a wet Monday evening. They vowed to start a community

bookshop and have grown to encompass a board of nine and a group of more than 400 supporters. The bookshop will raise its start-up capital by selling community shares, with shareholder membership open to individuals, local

businesses, schools and other organisations.

Catherine Muller Flower School and Flower Boutique is now open on 53 Elizabeth Street and is ready to welcome you.

For more information on courses, events, subscriptions and deliveries please call us on +44 (0) 20 72 59 01 96 or visit catherinemuller.com

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THE EXPERT

Ricky Leaver originally worked in publishing before founding the Londonstills picture library in 2001, selling his images of contemporary London for commercial and editorial use. In 2007 he expanded the site to form Londonstills Photo Art, making a small selection of his photography available as signed, limited-edition prints. His photography is a mix of timeless black and white, and bright bold abstracts with a particular emphasis on accentuating clear shapes and silhouettes. Ricky lives in Putney and is currently chairman of Putney Artists. All his images are taken with a Canon EOS 5D (Mark I).

1. Keep it simple

Simple, clear pictures of London are often the strongest images. Avoid clutter, it only distracts. Less is definitely more.

2. Explore and experiment

London is such a diverse place that you can take any picture you can think of. Get out there, explore this great city and find a different angle. Don’t be afraid to experiment – you’ll often be amazed at the results.

Local photographer Ricky Leaver talks the

Residents’ Journal through his five steps to

taking beautiful pictures of the capitalHOW TOCapture the essence of London on film

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Umbrella man on Covent Garden Piazza

Low tide on the Thames at Wandsworth

Rainy Soho cobbles

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3. Complementary colours

Colours that are the opposite side of the spectrum naturally catch the eye; together they can make a terrific picture. So combine reds and greens, blues and oranges, yellows and purples.

4. No such thing as bad weather

London is transformed when hit by snow, frost, mist or rain. It becomes a different place. Just the time to grab your camera and take that unique shot that no one else will get.

5. Shapes and silhouettes

London is stuffed full with a never-ending combination of amazing shapes, silhouettes, shadows and textures. Find these, and you are halfway to capturing a powerful image. n

All images by Ricky Leaver

To explore more of Ricky’s work, visit londonstillsphotoart.comrickyleaver.com or putneyartists.org

Capture the essence of London on filmMy inspiration is to shoot

images of London that are as yet unique and unseen

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Battersea Power StationSloane Square snow

Linear are delighted to announce the opening of their new showroom, Balham Haus. Linear, importers of quality Italian tiles, was established in 2009 to provide a highly personalised service for clients to create their perfect living space.

Our wide ranges of tiles allow different moods through texture, size and finish. Across Europe it is normal for tiles, kitchens, and bathrooms to be showcased together, so it was an easy decision for Linear to also offer these services.

Renowned for their high quality and award winning designs, ALNO kitchens are a natural marriage with the Lineartile ranges. Linear also provides the best in appliances from Miele, Siemens, Guttman, Quooker and can complete any kitchen with a choice of Porcelain, Corian, Granite or Composite materials.

Our showroom explores the next generation of bathroom design, from the simply elegant to the truly inspirational and extraordinary. Visit us to see our own range of bespoke bathrooms offering unrivalled style and luxury.

5 Zennor Road BalhamLondon SW12 0PS United Kingdom

020 8675 3605 www.lineartiles.co.uk

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Camilla Hampton

Interior designer Camilla Hampton talks to Maisy Molloy

about her signature style, launching her new studio and why

she was destined to follow this path

The

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For Camilla Hampton, it seems that not even the tide of time nor a successful career in the City could stand between her and a lifelong

passion for interior design. As she puts it, ‘If you’ve got that in you, you’ve really got to go and pursue it. You can only sell your soul for so long.’

Life experience

Camilla Hampton Interiors may appear worlds away from the designer’s science degree and years spent as a City headhunter, but as she explains, she’s been doing this since she was five years old, literally. ‘I would lie awake at night thinking I wanted my bed somewhere else so I’d be moving the furniture around, in tears because obviously I couldn’t move anything. My parents would have to come up and help me rearrange my bedroom so I could then go to sleep,’ she laughs.

Clearly then, the success she has enjoyed in her first year is not down to luck, but her invaluable business experience and

the fact that she really has been doing this for a long time.

A breath of fresh air

Camilla’s Wandsworth studio is the picture of aesthetic excellence; there isn’t a jarring colour in sight. Instead, we’re surrounded by calming pastels and sleek wood furniture, so timeless that I really can’t categorise them as modern or traditional. That’s the genius of the Camilla Hampton look.

Not only is her signature style a covetable fresh take on traditional, she also sticks to what she believes. Unlike the ‘it’s-what-you-want’ designers that many frustrated homeowners stumble across, Camilla knew from the start that she wouldn’t be able to service clients regardless of what they wanted. She was always going to stay true to herself.

For clients, this is a breath of fresh air. ‘They value my honesty and appreciate someone who is not afraid to say “That works best in the bathroom,” instead of needing to have it on display in the living room… They’re paying me for my opinion.’

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Business is business

It’s clear she knows what she’s doing, and this knowledge extends beyond interiors. ‘A business is a business. It doesn’t matter whether you’re selling staples or whether you’re doing interior design, it’s a business at the end of the day, and what I’d been doing in the City has absolutely taught me how to do that.’

So maybe her successful first year is partly down to luck. It was, after all, lucky that she had many years of business experience, as well as having tried and tested designs in homes of her own before experiencing the pressure of doing it for someone else. ‘It was an opportunity for me to make mistakes, and to be able to learn more about what I’m doing,’ she explains when I convey my thoughts.

Home designs

For this creative maven, designing her own home has, in fact, been a highlight. ‘I really enjoyed being contemporary, moving away from the traditional, but also really trying to hinge on this idea of combining modernity with tradition. I wanted the kitchen to disappear completely and for it to be all about the dining room and I think I’ve managed to achieve that,’ she says. I agree, and the pictures are irrefutable proof that, when it comes to interiors, Camilla has an eye for aesthetic.

The new market

For a designer starting out in the age of social media, Camilla can see the influence it has had on the industry. But she doesn’t see sites like Pinterest or Instagram as a

threat. She believes that they have created a middle market of people who, 10 years ago, may not have had the means or interest in their home’s interior.Camilla also believes that people will always have a go at it themselves and wants them to know that she’s here in her beautiful studio, ready to welcome anyone who wants to pop in for a little chat and a little inspiration. ‘I want people to feel like I’m their local interior person,’ she tells me. Since there’s hardly a pair of curtains in the area that her seamstress hasn’t worked on, I’d say that’s wholly attainable.

Dreaming up inspiration

Meeting someone who clearly has no trouble coming up with ideas, the thing I really want to know is where she finds her inspiration. ‘I have incredible dreams; I genuinely wake up in the morning and write things down,’ Camilla enthuses.

Though that may not be of much use to aspiring designers, she very kindly divulges her current obsession: ‘At the minute, I’m inspired by the Dolce & Gabbana collection – with its really rich sumptuous colours and lace. I want to do a room that’s almost entirely white but with dark navy blue cushions and lace edgings,’ she explains. It sounds dreamy, I can only hope her next client will give her carte blanche to go for it – at least then, if it can’t be me, someone will be able to enjoy it. n

Camilla Hampton Interiors, The Showroom 63 Abbeville Road, SW4 9JW. The Studio 23 Alma Road, SW18 1AA (camillahampton.com)

All images taken in Camilla Hampton’s home

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Twinkle, twinkle little star. How I wonder what you are?

THE PLAYGROUND

POTS & PAINTSGet creative with your little ones this January with a visit to the Pottery Café in Battersea, where trained members of staff are on hand to help with imaginative exploits (and provide sustenance for hungry artists with delicious treats and freshly-brewed coffee for grown-ups). Whether you want to design your own collection, or browse the experts’ offerings at the front of the café (including the likes of Emma Bridgewater) there’s bound to be an activity to suit everyone.

Booking advised, especially at weekends or during school holidays. 153 Northcote Road, SW11 6QB 020 7223 3388 (pottery-cafe.com)

SPLISH SPLASH

There are plenty of puddles (or, if they’re lucky, snow

piles) to jump in at this time of year, so make sure your little ones have the best

protection for vulnerable tootsies. Hunter wellies are

renowned for their hardiness, and at Trotters this winter

they’re available in four bright colours, meaning excitable

puddle-jumpers will be much easier to keep an eye on.

Trotters, 86 Northcote Road SW11 6QN, 020 7585 0572

(trotters.co.uk)

LITTLE TREASURESA Clapham-based childrenswear designer, Daisy Barnes, has opened a new online store stocking a range of premium items for babies and children aged 0-four. All of When We Were Little’s clothing is 100 per cent cotton and its first collection, ‘The Savannah Stories’, features four new designs each with their own story book.

(whenwewerelittle.co.uk)

SCHOOP, SCHOOP, SCHOOP

Are you struggling to strap your children into their ski helmets before they hit the slopes? After they’ve seen

the new collection of super-fun helmet covers from AlexAndAlexa it’ll be all

change. Safety’s not only first, but also fun this ski season.

To see the full collection visit alexandalexa.com

Headztrong reindeer ski helmet cover, £43

Headztrong snow panda ski helmet cover, £43

Headztrong snow rabbit ski helmet cover, £43

Headztrong snow husky ski helmet cover, £40

Trotters Hunter wellies in gloss fuchsia, £39.99

Trotters Hunter wellies in gloss purple, £39.99

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parent trap: nappyValleynet NappyValleyNet.com has become an online sensation in the four years since founder Susan Hanage, aka Annabel, unleashed it, with more than 80,000 visits to the site. An invaluable tool for parents based in south west London seeking to swap tips and share advice, we’ve teamed up to post some of the most pressing topics posted on the site

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I’m a first-time mum-to-be and, basically, I am wondering if you could give me one tip or bit of advice that you were given that you found invaluable during the first few months/year of your baby’s life. What would it be? Can be anything at all – fun, serious or trivial – I’d love to hear it.

Re: If you could offer me one piece of advice, what would it be?

Tue Aug 20, 2013 5:46 pm

Fill your freezer full of gorgeous, tasty meals that are easy and quick to serve up. You will be so glad of them in those first few days/weeks!

Tue Sep 10, 2013 1:29 pm

Follow your OWN instinct. It’s very natural to be nervous and seek advice, but as you can already see, it can be overwhelming. You will find what suits you and your baby. Don’t rush to get stuff you are not sure you need – you can send your husband out to the shops later and get stuff if you need it. Don’t let visitors disturb the baby’s sleep just because they fancy looking and holding etc, put your baby first. Finally, their immune system really is sensitive in the first couple of months of their life, so keep grubby hands off them. Make people wash their hands.

Tue Sep 10, 2013 2:11 pm

(1) Don’t be afraid to ask for (or hire) help, whether it’s family coming over to help tidy and cook, or a maternity nurse or mother’s help – it can make the world of difference.

(2) Take a look at baby hammocks – my little one (second boy, now 16 weeks) has slept like a log in it since day one. It’s a no-brainer – they snugly hold the baby and replicate the feeling of the womb, they keep the baby’s head at a slightly elevated position (good for reflux – both my boys have it) and prevent flat head syndrome. They also help the baby learn to settle back to sleep easily as the movement rocks and bounces. I wish I had had one for my first child – it has saved many hours spent pacing the room in the middle of the night, rocking and bouncing to soothe them back to sleep.

(3) Try and get into some sort of routine early on, especially

with feeding and nap times. We are all creatures of habit and so it’s no great surprise to learn babies benefit from knowing how their day is broken down. Although I didn’t do this straight away with my first, he responded really well when I did bite the bullet (it can take a while to get it to work and it’s not always easy as it can mean staying home a fair bit in the early days – persevere!!!) and with my second he took to it like a duck to water. I may have been lucky but we have never had an evening interrupted since we got him home from hospital – he has settled perfectly from 7pm-10.30pm and he now (from 13 weeks) sleeps through from after his last feed at 10.30 until 7am. So the routine, when it works, can mean a proper night’s rest for you.

(4) Get yourself Gina Ford’s Contented Little Baby routine book. Even if you don’t implement anything or everything there is some invaluable advice in there.

(5) Don’t have baby in bed with you – they need to learn the right sleep associations. Otherwise you will be making it hard for yourself down the line as that is what baby will always need to get to sleep.

(6) See people – friends with babies in the same boat as you. ... Everyone will have similar problems/experiences.

(7) Don’t expect it to be Mills and Boon. Although, we are led to believe having a baby is the most amazing experience,

no one tells you about the hard bits. It is amazing and it gets more amazing and that’s how we end up with more than one child, but it’s hard work and you put your life on hold for six months until you come out of the fog. Unless you are really, really lucky and end up with an easy baby first time around.

Thu Sep 26, 2013 8:12 am

Do not put your baby down in a drawer temporarily then forget about where you have put it and close the drawer. We did that with our first and after a frantic search found her happily asleep!

Thu Oct 10, 2013 10:01 pm

Just treasure those short few weeks when they sleep like a little frog on you. Remember everything, take hundreds of photos and videos. Don’t sweat the small stuff and don’t listen to your parents or in-laws. It goes so quickly and is so, so precious. Good luck!

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Keeping you in the know about important street plans affecting south west London

Planning & DeveloPment

Planned roadworks and closures in and around January

Garrett Lane, Tooting Modernisation of TFL traffic signal equipment

16 January – 3 May Transport for London 0845 305 1234

Allfarthing Lane, Wandsworth New water connection to serve a new development

7-10 January Thames Water 0845 9200 800

Narbonne Avenue, Clapham Reinstate carriageway in footway 6-8 January Thames Water

Battersea Park Road, Battersea Lay four new gas services in the footway, totalling 7.6m

6-15 January Fulcrum Pipelines Limited 0845 6413010

Parkthorne Road, Balham Carriageway resurfacing 20 January – 3 February

Lambeth, 020 7926 9000

Wandsworth High Street Build one concrete chamber 915mm x 445mm x 965mm deep footpath

7-9 January British Telecommunications plc, 0800 800 150

STREET PLANNED WORK DATES WORKS OWNER

On yOur bikeMayor of London (and the man whose name is synonymous with cycling in the capital) Boris Johnson arrived in Wandsworth last month to officially launch the Barclays Cycle Hire Scheme in the area. Docking stations in Putney, Wandsworth Town and Battersea have gone live, with the remaining docking stations launching this spring. The Mayor cycled into Wandsworth from Hammersmith and Fulham, and was one of the first people to use the docking station in Podmore Road, Wandsworth. ‘Our iconic bikes have changed the face of the capital since their launch three years ago,’ he says. ‘This expansion into great swathes of south west London will enable even more people to hop on them.’

To find your nearest docking station, visit wandsworth.gov.uk/cyclehire

Planning applications

ADDRESS: Abbeville Road PROPOSAL: Installation of a new shop front and minor external alterationsDATE RECEIvED: 2 December

ADDRESS: Chelsham RoadPROPOSAL: Erection of a single-storey ground floor rear side infill extensionDATE RECEIvED: 3 December

ADDRESS: Crescent LanePROPOSAL: Erection of a single-storey side extensionDATE RECEIvED: 5 December

ADDRESS: Clapham Common North SidePROPOSAL: Formation of a wine cellar at lower ground floor level, and the introduction of new hard and soft landscaping to the front and rear gardens, including the retention of the existing sycamore treeDATE RECEIvED: 12 December

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Your local agentsA selection of some of the top estate agents in the area

Currell ResidentialBattersea205 Lavender Hill Battersea, SW11 5TB020 3668 1000currell.com

Douglas & GordonClapham Southside30 Abbeville RoadSW4 9NG020 8675 4400 (sales)020 8675 0888 (lettings)

Battersea Park236 Battersea Park Road SW11 4ND020 7720 8077 (sales)020 7498 5243 (lettings)

Battersea128 Northcote RoadSW11 6QZ020 7924 2000 (sales)020 7924 2002 (lettings)

Southfields & Earlsfield24 Replingham RoadSW18 5LR020 8874 8822 (sales)020 8874 8844 (lettings)douglasandgordon.com

HamptonsBattersea & Wandsworth98-100 Northcote Road SW11 6QW020 7411 9965

Clapham27-31 The PavementSW4 0JE020 7717 5295 Balham11-13 Bedford HillSW12 9ET020 8970 7002 hamptons.co.uk

Knight FrankBattersea & London Riverside 7a Albion Riverside8 Hester RoadSW11 4AX020 3597 7670 Wandsworth26 Bellevue RoadSW17 7EB020 8682 7777knightfrank.co.uk

Marsh & ParsonsBalham & Southfields45 Balham HillSW12 9DR020 8673 4377

Battersea118 Northcote RoadSW11 6QP020 7228 9292marshandparsons.co.uk

SavillsBattersea99 Northcote Road SW11 6PR020 3428 2222Battersea Park238A Battersea Park Road SW11 4NG020 3402 1900

Clapham57-59 Nightingale LaneSW12 8ST020 8673 4111

Wandsworth12 Huguenot PlaceSW18 2EW020 8877 1222savills.co.uk

The Chase, Sw4, Asking £3.1 million FreeholdSavills Northcote Road, 020 3428 2222

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Savills Northcote RoadChristopher [email protected]

020 3428 2222

Reception room ø kitchen/family room ø master bedroom with dressing room and en suitebathroom ø 4 further bedrooms (1 en suite) ø further bathroom ø 2 cloakroomsø west facing garden ø summer house ø 244 sq m (2,629 sq ft) ø EPC=D

INTERIOR DESIGNED SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE WITH OFF-STREET PARKING the chase, sw4

Asking £3.1 million Freehold

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Savills WandsworthRobin [email protected]

020 8673 4111

Kitchen/dining/family room ø 3 further reception rooms ø master bedroom with dressing roomand en suite bathroom ø 4 further double bedrooms (1 en suite) ø 2 further bathrooms ø utilityroom and cloakroom ø extensive cellar rooms ø off-street parking for 2 cars ø south facinggarden with secure access onto the common ø 389 sq m (4,188 sq ft) ø EPC=F

SENSATIONAL FAMILY HOUSE BACKING ONTO WANDSWORTH COMMONrouth road, sw18

Asking £6 million Freehold

On the market

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Experts share their invaluable knowledge and shine a light on local property news and developments

PROPERTY WATCH

At 3,477 sq. ft. and boasting five/six bedrooms as well as a double reception room, a beautiful south-facing garden and off-street parking, this is certainly a property that deserves a closer look.

Whether your priority is finding room for entertaining, or making the most of the floorspace for energetic children, the well-balanced living and reception rooms benefit from high ceilings and large windows, ensuring these family spaces are light and airy with a spacious feel. The large entrance hall is flanked by flexible reception rooms featuring wooden bi-folding doors, which can be positioned to change the dynamics of each living space. A bay-fronted double drawing room with elegant twin marble fireplaces leads to the showstopper in this property – glass doors from this feature room follow through to a superb kitchen/dining space (complete with Aga) at the rear of the property. In turn, two sets of double doors draw the eye out onto a paved terrace which overlooks a mature and private south-facing garden.

On the lower ground floor, prospective buyers will be pleased by the spacious family room, cloakroom and wine store that comprises this level of accommodation. Moving up though the house, the first floor is home to the generous master suite, complete with dressing room and en-suite shower room. Overlooking the garden at the back of the house, there are two further double bedrooms (one currently in use as a study) as well as a guest bathroom. At the top of the property are the final two double bedrooms, complete with another sizeable bathroom and access to the large loft space.

Of course, finding the perfect property also means finding the perfect location, and Hendham Road is a well-postioned in a London hotspot. Situated off Trinity Road and close to the amenities of Bellevue Road and the open spaces of Wandsworth Common, potential house hunters will also find that both the underground at Tooting Bec and the overground station at Wandsworth Common are a short walk away. The area is also extremely well served by good state and private schools, ideal for those browsing with a family in mind. n

Price on application. For more information, contact Knight Frank Wandsworth, 26 Bellevue Road, SW17 7EB020 8682 7777 (knightfrank.co.uk)

Knight Frank showcases an exciting six-

bedroom family property on Hendham Road

A grand reception

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In 2012, Wandsworth Council decided to end school crossing patrols as part of an effort to reduce its spending by more than £70 million. Sadly, this put the jobs of local lollipop ladies and men in jeopardy, and a service formerly funded by the local

authority was passed on to schools. Having already faced budget cuts of their own, a number of schools were unsure if they’d be able to afford to keep the service in place.

Savills decided to spring into action, providing support to ensure children stay safe on the roads. Robin Chatwin, director at Savills Wandsworth, Battersea and Clapham offices, explains: ‘The safety of young children going to and from school is incredibly important. At Savills, we felt this invaluable service should not be stopped. A third of schools in the local area formerly used a lollipop person, one of which was Honeywell Infant School. In collaboration with its Parent Teacher Association, we have paid for two lollipop ladies to remain in place for the next two years, keeping their school crossings safe.’

With children arriving at school during peak times, failing to provide a crossing service would not only disrupt the flow of traffic, but could also result in dangerous and potentially devastating accidents. Jane Neal, head teacher of Honeywell Infant School, was naturally enthusiastic about the support, commenting: ‘It is great to see the business and local community working together to ensure the continuation of this much valued local institution. Savills sponsorship is extremely generous and without it we would have lost the service.’ n

(savills.co.uk)

Lollipop stopSavills sponsors local lollipop ladies and men

New team member

Savills is pleased to announce Max Green as the new head of sales for Savills Nightingale Lane office joining Robin Chatwin’s established team across Clapham, Battersea, Wandsworth, Balham and Tooting.

Robin Chatwin, director at Savills, comments: ‘With a decade of

industry experience under his belt, and half of it spent in the local patch, Max is perfectly suited to head up our Nightingale Lane

office. We’re delighted to have him on board.’

Max began his career in Cheltenham, learning the ins and outs of the business with a local estate agency, before making the leap to

London in 2009. He has lived and worked as an agent in the area for more than five years, covering a patch including much of Clapham and Wandsworth, and has a wealth of knowledge about the local

property market.

Bennerley road, SW11

This stunning house has been extensively updated by the current owners and comprises a light and airy double reception room with wooden floors and a large fireplace. To the rear, is a wonderful extended kitch-en/breakfast room designed to allow for a large dining and seating area. Leading from the kitchen, through folding sliding doors, beckons the secluded, paved south-facing garden.

Guide Price £1.725mFor more information, contact Savills Northcote 020 3428 2222

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The DirecToryWhether whim or wish, all of the essentials are taken care

of in our round up for harmonious living

travel & socialHOTELSBrewers Inn147 East HillSW18 2QB020 8874 4128brewersinn.co.uk

The PetershamNightingale LaneRichmond , TW10 6UZ020 8940 7471petershamhotel.co.uk

Hotel VertaBridges WharfSW11 3BE020 7801 3500hotelverta.com

Pestana Chelsea Bridge Hotel & Spa354 Queenstown RoadSW8 4AE020 7062 8000pestana.com

The Alma Hotel499 Old York RoadSW18 1TF020 8870 2537almawandsworth.com

The Lavender Guest House18 Lavender SweepSW11 1HA 020 7585 2767thelavenderguesthouse.com

lifesaversCLEaningDomestic House Cleaning44 Battersea Park Road, SW11 4JP 020 3404 2452

CLOTHing aLTEraTiOnSThe Alteration Station28 The Pavement, SW4 0JE020 7627 0167

CObbLErTimpson Ltd192 Balham High RoadSW12 9BP020 8673 9212

COunCiLLambeth CouncilBrixton Hill, SW2 1RW020 7926 1000lambeth.gov.uk

Wandsworth CouncilWandsworth High Street SW18 2PU020 8871 6000wandsworth.gov.uk

Dry CLEaningDry Cleaning Square020 7193 8901drycleaningsquare.co.ukDCS collect directly from your door

Pure Dry Cleaning107 St John’s Hill, SW11 1SY020 7207 0022puredrycleaning.co.uk

ELECTriCianWilson Electric 12-18 Radstock StreetSW11 4AT020 7228 3343wilsonelectric.co.uk

FLOriSTBattersea Flower Station16 Winders Road, SW11 3HE07557 405 487batterseaflowerstation.co.uk

Clapham FlowersUnit I Clapham South StationNightingale LaneSW4 9AE020 8673 2958claphamflowers.co.uk

The Flower Sanctuary8 Hildreth Street, SW12 9RQ020 8675 3799flowersanctuary.co.uk

The Stem & Petal Co.132 Northcote Rd, SW11 6QZ020 7924 3238stemandpetalco.com

UltraViolet Flowers12a Northcote Road, SW11 1NX020 7228 7755ultra-violets.net

LibraryBattersea Library 265 Lavender HillSW11 1JB020 7223 2334wandsworth.gov.uk

Wandsworth Library11 Garrat Lane, SW18 4AQ020 8871 5588wandsworth.gov.uk

LOCkSmiTHClapham Locksmiths70 Larkhall Rise, SW4 6LA020 7627 0836clapham-locksmiths.co.uk

Oakley Locksmiths Ltd81 Replingham RoadSW18 5LU020 8871 1238oakleylocksmiths.co.uk

PLumbErThe Hamilton Group27 Byrne Road, SW12 9HZ020 8675 5745hamiltongroup.co.uk

POST OFFiCEClapham Common Post Office161-163 Clapham High Street SW4 7ST020 8772 1284postoffice.co.uk

Battersea Post Office202 Lavender Hill, SW11 1AB 0845 722 3344postoffice.co.uk

vETS anD PETSM.A. Dog Training and Services07547 [email protected]

TravEL agEnTMax Travel250 York RoadSW11 3SJ020 7095 0920maxtravel.co.uk

Original Travel21 Ransome’s Dock35-37 Parkgate Road, SW11 4NP020 7978 7333originaltravel.co.uk

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HEALTH & WELLBEINGDOCTORSClapham Family Practice 89 Clapham High StreetSW4 7DB020 3049 6600theclaphamfamilypractice.co.uk

The Awareness Centre41 Abbeville Road, SW4 9JX020 8673 4545theawarenesscentre.com

The Heritage Medical Practice119 Northcote Road, SW11 6PW020 3370 9131heritagemedicalpractice.co.uk

Thurleigh Road Practice88a Thurleigh Road, SW12 8TT020 8675 3521Thurleighroadpractice.co.uk

DENTISTCrescent Lodge Dental Practice28 Clapham Common South Side, SW4 9BN020 7622 5333, dentistsw4.com

Ethicare Dental68 West Hill, SW18 1RU020 8870 5059ethicaredental.co.uk

Trinity Fields Dental194 Trinity Road, SW17 7HR020 8672 7766trinityfieldsdental.co.uk

Castelnau Dentists200 Castelnau, SW13 9DW020 8563 7177castelnaudentists.com

OpTICIaNSBoots Opticians170 Balham High Road, SW12 9BW020 8673 1546boots.com

Busy BeesDolphin HouseSW18 1DE020 8877 1135busybeeschildcare.co.uk

Eaton House The Manor 58 Clapham Common Northside, SW4 9RU020 7924 6000eatonhouseschools.com

EDUCATIONEmanuel School Battersea RiseSW11 1HS 020 8870 4171emanuel.org.uk

Parkgate House School 80 Clapham Common NorthsideSW4 9SD020 7350 2452parkgate-school.co.uk

The White House Preparatory24 Thornton RoadSW12 0LF020 8674 9514whitehouse.fluencycms.co.uk

The Baby Room205 Balham High RoadSW17 7BW020 8673 5110babyroom.co.uk

Thomas’s Battersea28-40 Battersea High StreetSW11 3JB020 7978 0900Thomas-s.co.uk

Wandsworth Preparatory School2 Allfarthing Lane, SW18 2PQ020 8870 4133wandsworthprep.com

Brompton’s Opticians103 Clapham High Street SW4 7TB020 7627 5753bromptons.co.uk

HOmE & CULTUrEaNTIQUESBraemar Antiques113 Northcote Road, SW11 6PW020 7924 5628braemar-antiques.com

Les Sardines63 Abbeville Road, SW4 9JW020 8675 3900lessardines.co.uk

Northcote Road Antiques Market155a Northcote Road, SW11 6QB020 7228 6850northcoteroadantiques.co.uk

Robert Young Antiques68 Battersea Bridge Road SW11 3AG020 7228 7847Robertyoungantiques.com

Tonsley Fine Art and Antiques338 Old York Road, SW18 1SS020 8870 3991tonsleyfineartandantiques.co.uk

aRCHITECTS Arc 3 Chartered Architects66 Clapham CommonSW4 9SB020 8777 4000arc3-architects.co.uk

Foster & Partners22 Hester RoadSW11 4AN020 7738 0455Fosterandpartners.com

Granit Chartered Architects112 Battersea Business Centre99-109 Lavender HillSW11 5QL 020 7924 4555granit.co.uk

aRT GallERyArtEco Gallery533 Old York RoadSW18 1TG020 8875 0110artecogallery.com

FURNITUREA French Life563-565 Battersea Park RoadSW11 3BL020 7223 7489afrenchlife.co.uk

ASPACE144 Northcote Road, SW11 6RD020 7228 3074aspace.co.uk

Eclectic Interiors65 Abbeville Road, SW4 9JW020 8673 0572eclecticinteriors.co.uk

Quirky Dovetail32 Old Town, SW4 0LB020 7720 3312quirkydovetail.co.uk

Revamp Interiors33 Bellevue Road, SW17 7EF020 8767 7222revampinterioris.co.uk

Susie Watson Designs125 Northcote RoadSW11 6PS020 7228 9955susiewatsondesigns.co.uk

The Paint House52 Northcote Road, SW11 1PA020 7924 5118thepainthouse.com

GIFT SHOpAll Good Gifts65 Northcote Road, SW11 1NP020 7223 8257allgoodgifts.co.uk

Chalk41 Replingham Road, SW18 5LT020 8870 6125chalkgifts.co.uk

The Monster Factory 168 Lavender Hill, SW11 5TG020 7801 6233themonsterfactory.com

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FOOD & DRINKBakeryBreads Etcetera127 Clapham High StreetSW4 7SS020 7720 3601

Gail’s 64 Northcote RoadSW11 6QL020 7924 6330gailsbread.co.uk

Le Petit Boulanger25 Abbeville Road, SW4 9LA020 8675 9475web.lepetitboulanger.co.uk

BarsAdventure Bar91 Battersea RiseSW11 1HW020 7924 6055adventurebar.co.uk

Graffiti Bar561 Garratt LaneSW18 4SR020 8944 9009graffitibar.co.uk

The 3 Monkeys5 Fernlea Road, SW12 9RTthe3monkeysbar.co.uk

The Bedford77 Bedford HillSW12 9HD020 8682 8940thebedford.co.uk

The Doodle Bar 33 Parkgate RoadSW11 4NP020 7223 7115thedoodlebar.com

The Frog 32 The PavementSW4 0JE020 7622 5230thefrogclapham.co.uk

The Loft67 Clapham High StSW4 7TG 020 7627 0792theloftclapham.com

Rise 4646 Battersea Rise, SW11 1EE020 7228 7676rise46.com

CafesBrew45 Northcote RoadSW11 1NJ020 7585 2198brew-cafe.com

Macaron22 The Pavement, SW4 0HY020 7498 2636

Pio Café366 Old York Road, SW18 1SP07790 800 281piocafe.co.uk

The Black Lab Coffee House18 Clapham Common Southside, SW4 7AB020 7738 8441blacklabcoffee.com

The Georgian 27 Balham Hill, SW12 9DX020 8675 4975georgianrestaurant.co.uk

The Pantry 342 Old York RoadSW18 1SS020 8871 0713thepantrylondon.com

ConfeCtionerCake Boutique31 Lavender HillSW11 5QW020 7228 0023

DeRosier Chocolates81 Revelstoke RoadSW18 5NL020 8947 4456derosierchocolates.com

GreenGroCerFruits of the Forest Grant Road, SW11 2NU020 7223 8844

Whole Foods Market305-311 Lavender HillSW11 1LN020 7585 1488wholefoodsmarket.com

PuBsThe Bolingbroke174 Northcote RoadSW11 6RE020 7228 4040thebolingbroke.com

The Devonshire39 Balham High RoadSW12 9AN020 8673 1363dukeofdevonshirebalham.com

The Draft House94 Northcote Road, SW11 6QW020 7924 1814drafthouse.co.uk

The Magic Garden 231 Battersea Park RoadSW11 4LG0207 622 4844magicgardenpub.com

The Regent21 Chestnut GroveSW12 8JB020 8772 0546theregentbalham.co.uk

The Ship 41 Jews Row, SW18 1TB020 8870 9667theship.co.uk

The Sun47 Old Town, SW4 0JL020 7622 4980thesunclapham.co.uk

restaurantsBalham Bowls Club7-9 Ramsden RoadSW12 8QX020 8673 4700balhambowlsclub.com

Ben’s Canteen140 St John’s HillSW11 1SL020 7228 3260benscanteen.com

Doukan 350 Old York RoadSW18 1SS020 8870 8280doukan.co.uk

Entrée Restaurant & Bar2 Battersea Rise, SW11 1ED020 7223 5147entreebattersea.co.uk

Forbidden Temple30-32 Queenstown RoadSW8 3RX020 7720 5446forbiddentemple.co.uk

Gazette100 Balham High RoadSW12 9AA020 8772 1232Gazettebrasserie.co.uk

Harrison’s15-19 Bedford HillSW12 9EX020 8675 6900harrisonsbalham.co.uk

Marco Polo on the River Eastfields AvenueSW18 1LP020 8874 6800marcopolo.uk.net

The Avalon16 Balham HillSW12 9EB020 8675 8613theavalonlondon.com

Tsunami 5-7 Voltaire RoadSW4 6DQ020 7978 1610tsunamirestaurant.co.uk

Rosita and the Sherry Bar124 Northcote RoadSW11 6QU020 7998 9093rositasherry.net

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BEAUTY & FITNESS

FASHIONBunka24 Bedford Hill, SW12 9RG020 8675 2345bunka.co.uk

Denner Cashmere114 St John’s Hill, SW11 1SJ0844 922 0057dennercashmere.co.uk

Find… 228 Battersea Park RoadSW11 4ND020 7720 2234findoflondon.com

Iris97 Northcote Road, SW11 6PL020 7924 1836irisfashion.co.uk

Jigsaw 73 Northcote RoadSW11 6PJ020 7223 8972jigsaw-online.com

JZD45 Old TownSW4 0JL020 7720 8050jzdstyle.com

Katharine Bird20 Battersea Rise, SW11 1EE020 7228 2235katharinebird.co.uk

Opus Shoes57 Northcote Road, SW11 1NP020 7978 4240opusshoes.co.uk

Petit Bateau133 Northcote Road, SW11 6PX0207 228 72 33 petit-bateau.co.uk

Pretty Pregnant102 Northcote RoadSW11 6QW020 7924 4850prettypregnant.com

Question-Air143-145 Northcote Road, SW11 6PX020 7924 6948question-air.com

Shipton and Heneage Shoes117 Queenstown Road, SW8 3RH020 7738 8484shiptonandheneage.co.uk

BEAUTYCharlotte Cave17 The Polygon, SW4 0JG020 7622 4665 charlottecave.co.uk

Lemon Tree Health and Beauty66 Webb’s Road, SW11 6SE020 7228 1020lemontree-london.com

Nirvana Health and Beauty191 Garratt Lane, SW18 4DR0208 704 0034nirvanahealthandbeauty.com

Purity Skin Centre95-97 Clapham High StreetSW4 7TB020 7622 3700purityskincentre.com

So Me Beauty and Wellness21 Clapham High Street, SW4 7TR020 7720 3330so-me.me

Hidden Secrets 15 Clapham Park RoadSW4 7EEhiddensecretsbeauty.co.uk

Verde113A Northcote Road, SW11 6PJ 020 7223 2095verde.co.uk

Tranquility Skin Care Centre1 Bellevue RoadWandsworth CommonSW17 7EGtranquillitybeautyclinic.com

Kalyana Spa54 Battersea Rise, SW11 1EG020 7228 9338kalyana-spa.com

HAIR SALONGro Arch 641 Voltaire Road, SW4 6DH020 7627 0169

and4 Lavender Hill, SW11 5RW020 7585 1325grolondon.co.uk

Jo Partridge46 Abbeville Road, SW4 9NF020 8772 0403jopartridge.com

Rococo Salon16 Webb’s RoadSW11 1XJ020 7223 0948rococosalon.com

VIP Rooms10-12 Old Town, SW4 0JY020 7627 6204vipsalons.com

Willie Smarts11 The Pavement, SW4 0HY020 7498 7771williesmarts.co.uk

Witches Hut45 Balham High RoadSW12 9AN 020 8673 3222

and13 The PavementSW4 OHY020 7720 3666witcheshut.com

Michaela Mittoi Hair and Beauty SalonSpinnaker HouseBattersea ReachWandsworthSW18 1FRmichaelasalon.com

FITNESSBalance Physio113 Gauden RoadSW4 6LE020 7627 2308balancephysio.com

Fitness First279-291 Balham High RoadSW17 7BA0844 571 2804fitnessfirst.co.uk

Siena18 Bellevue RoadSW17 7EG020 8767 1961sienafashions.com

The Collection - London13 Parkgate Road, SW11 4NL020 3202 1037thecollection-london.com

Trotters 86 Northcote Road, SW11 6QN020 7585 0572trotters.co.uk

Fybre Fitness Hub25 Northcote Road SW11 1NJ020 7223 7660fybrefit.co.uk

Movers and Shapers63 Balham High Road, SW12 9AP020 8673 0808moversandshapers.co.uk

Pepilates17c Welmar Mews, SW4 7DD020 7498 3359pepilates.co.uk

All potential tenants should be advised that, as well as rent, administration fees will apply when renting a property. Please ask for details of our charges.

Albion Riverside, Battersea Park SW11Stunning river viewsA beautiful three bedroom lateral apartment benefitting from a large wrap around balcony looking directly over the river. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, open plan kitchen and reception, underground parking, 24 hour concierge, on site leisure facilities. EPC rating C. Approximately 193 sq m (2,081 sq ft)

Available furnished or unfurnished

Guide price: £2,250 per week

KnightFrank.co.uk/riverside [email protected] 3597 7680

(RIQ187004)

Peninsula Heights, Lambeth SE1Exceptional interior designA luxury two bedroom lateral apartment finished to the highest specification with excellent living and entertaining space. 2 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, open plan kitchen and reception, 2 underground parking spaces, 24 hour concierge. EPC rating C. Approximately 165 sq m (1,776 sq ft)

Available furnished

Guide price: £1,995 per week

KnightFrank.co.uk/riverside [email protected] 3597 7680(RIQ150106)

KnightFrank.co.uk

The Tower, One St George Wharf SW8Two bedroom flat for sale in The TowerA delightful brand new flat in the iconic Tower dominating the London skyline on the river Thames. With views of Westminster and the London Eye from the sky garden, this flat is an ideal property for central London riverside living. 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, reception room, kitchen, skygarden. EPC Rating B. Approximately 111 sq m (1,195 sq ft) Leasehold Guide price: £1,650,000

(RVR130152)

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KnightFrank.co.uk/[email protected] 3597 7670

KnightFrank.co.uk

Battersea Reach, Battersea SW18Three bedroom sub penthouse apartmentA sunny north facing 3 bedroom apartment with excellent river Thames views for sale in Battersea Reach. 3 bedrooms, floor to ceiling windows and generous living space, with a large roof terrace and views east and west of London’s iconic river. EPC rating C. Approximately 222 sq m (2,395 sq ft)LeaseholdGuide price: £2,475,000

(RVR130079)




York Mansions, Battersea SW11Four bedroom park facing apartmentLocated on the 1st floor, it is one of the largest park facing units on Prince of Wales Drive and offers excellent lateral living space. 4 bedrooms, 1 to 2 reception rooms, kitchen, 2 refurbished bathrooms, balcony. EPC rating D. Approximately 183 sq m (1,970 sq ft) Share of freehold Guide price: £2,750,000

(RVR130114)

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KnightFrank.co.uk/battersea [email protected] 3597 7670

SOLD

Rowfant Road, Balham SW17 Asking price: £1,300,000

SOLD

St James's Drive, Wandsworth SW17 Asking price: £4,500,000

SOLD

Herondale Avenue, Wandsworth SW18 Asking price: £1,825,000

SOLD

Nottingham Road, Bellevue Village SW17 Asking price: £1,590,000

SOLD

Wandsworth Common North Side, SW18 Asking price : £3,650,000

SOLD

Englewood Road, Clapham South SW12 Asking price: £1,850,000

SOLD

Abbotsleigh Road, Streatham SW16 Asking price: £1,500,000

SOLD

Franconia Road, Clapham SW4 Asking price: £1,750,000

SOLD

Wiseton Road, Bellevue Road SW17 Asking price: £1,400,000

SOLD

Hillier Road, Between the Commons SW11 Asking price: £2,000,000

On average the properties shown achieved 99.7% of their asking prices

Let our knowledge, experience and success help generate the best results for you in 2014

020 7768 0993 [email protected] KnightFrank.co.uk/wandsworth

KnightFrank.co.uk

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SOLD

Rowfant Road, Balham SW17 Asking price: £1,300,000

SOLD

St James's Drive, Wandsworth SW17 Asking price: £4,500,000

SOLD

Herondale Avenue, Wandsworth SW18 Asking price: £1,825,000

SOLD

Nottingham Road, Bellevue Village SW17 Asking price: £1,590,000

SOLD

Wandsworth Common North Side, SW18 Asking price : £3,650,000

SOLD

Englewood Road, Clapham South SW12 Asking price: £1,850,000

SOLD

Abbotsleigh Road, Streatham SW16 Asking price: £1,500,000

SOLD

Franconia Road, Clapham SW4 Asking price: £1,750,000

SOLD

Wiseton Road, Bellevue Road SW17 Asking price: £1,400,000

SOLD

Hillier Road, Between the Commons SW11 Asking price: £2,000,000

On average the properties shown achieved 99.7% of their asking prices

Let our knowledge, experience and success help generate the best results for you in 2014

020 7768 0993 [email protected] KnightFrank.co.uk/wandsworth

KnightFrank.co.uk

The Resident Jan - 16 December 2013 - 45893 16/12/2013 10:31:08

Clapham Common Northside, SW4Beautiful green viewsAn impressive Victorian house beautifully presented situated in a highly sought after residential area facing Clapham Common. 5/6 double bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, double reception room, upstairs living room/bedroom 6, kitchen/dining room, cinema room, wine store, utility room, garden. EPC rating D. Approximately 280 sq m (3,014 sq ft)Freehold Asking price: £2,250,000

KnightFrank.co.uk/wandsworth [email protected] 020 7768 0993

(WND130320)

Dorlcote Road, Wandsworth SW18Wonderful views

Light and spacious semi-detached house offering good family accommodation throughout with uninterrupted views over Wandsworth Common. 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms (1 en suite), kitchen/breakfast/family room, reception/media area, cloakroom, storage, 75ft south facing garden. EPC rating D. Approximately 226 sq m (2,439 sq ft)

Freehold

Guide price: £2,400,000


(WND090019)

KnightFrank.co.uk

Morella Road, Wandsworth SW12Between the CommonsA superbly presented Victorian house located on a quiet road close to Wandsworth Common Station. 6 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, reception room, kitchen/dining/family room, downstairs cloakroom, study, utility, wine store, garden. EPC rating D. Approximately 266.2 sq m ﴾2,863 sq ft﴿

Freehold

Asking price £2,500,000


﴾WND130118﴿

KnightFrank.co.uk

Nicosia Road, Wandsworth SW18Prime LocationA handsome five bedroom family house located on the much sought after “Toast Rack”. 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms ﴾1 en suite﴿, double reception room, kitchen/dining room,downstairs cloakroom, cellar with utility area, south facing garden, off street parking.EPC rating E. Approximately 222 sq m ﴾2,390 sq ft﴿

Freehold

Asking price: £2,400,000


﴾WND130067﴿

KnightFrank.co.uk

Herondale Avenue, Wandsworth SW18Ticks all the boxesAn attractive and superbly presented family house with a mature south facing garden, off street parking and a double garage. 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms (2 en suite), double reception room, study, kitchen/ family room, utility room, home office/media room, downstairs cloakroom, 74ft south facing garden, double garage. EPC rating D. Approximately 320 sq ft (3,444 sq ft)

Freehold

Asking price: £2,750,000


(WND130177)

Substantial proportionsDouble fronted family house with a spectacular kitchen/dining space located close to Wandsworth Common. 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms (1 en suite), double reception room, family room, kitchen/dining space, cloakroom, utility room, TV/store room, terrace, large garden. EPC rating F. Approximately 256 sq m (2,756 sq ft)

Freehold

Guide price: £2,750,000


(WND130227)

Gorst Road, Between the Commons SW11

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Kitchen/breakfast room ø drawing/dining room ø master bedroom with en suite bathroomø guest bedroom with en suite shower room ø 2 further double bedrooms ø further bathroomø study area ø 87ft x 50ft roof garden ø 2 covered parking spaces ø indoor swimming pooland gym ø 293 sq m (3,157 sq ft) ø EPC=D

UNIQUE APARTMENT SITUATED IN THE FORMER BEAUFOYS VINEGAR YARDregents bridge road, sw8

Guide £3.6 million Leasehold

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BEAUTIFULLY PRESENTED FAMILYHOUSE CLOSE TO BATTERSEA PARK

rosenau crescent, sw11

Double reception room ø kitchen/family/dining roomø 4 bedrooms (1 en suite) ø further bathroom ø playroomø utility room ø cloak room ø gardenø 179 sq m (1,935 sq ft) ø EPC=E


Savills ClaphamCaroline [email protected]

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IMMACULATE FAMILY HOUSE

hendrick avenue, sw12

Sitting room ø playroom ø family room ø kitchen/diningroom ø master bedroom with dressing room and en suiteshower room ø 5 further bedrooms ø 3 further bath/showerrooms ø utility room ø store rooms and cloakroomø landscaped garden ø 276 sq m (2,980 sq ft) ø EPC=C


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Kitchen/breakfast room ø drawing/dining room ø master bedroom with en suite bathroomø guest bedroom with en suite shower room ø 2 further double bedrooms ø further bathroomø study area ø 87ft x 50ft roof garden ø 2 covered parking spaces ø indoor swimming pooland gym ø 293 sq m (3,157 sq ft) ø EPC=D

UNIQUE APARTMENT SITUATED IN THE FORMER BEAUFOYS VINEGAR YARDregents bridge road, sw8

Guide £3.6 million Leasehold

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BEAUTIFULLY PRESENTED FAMILYHOUSE CLOSE TO BATTERSEA PARK

rosenau crescent, sw11

Double reception room ø kitchen/family/dining roomø 4 bedrooms (1 en suite) ø further bathroom ø playroomø utility room ø cloak room ø gardenø 179 sq m (1,935 sq ft) ø EPC=E


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IMMACULATE FAMILY HOUSE

hendrick avenue, sw12

Sitting room ø playroom ø family room ø kitchen/diningroom ø master bedroom with dressing room and en suiteshower room ø 5 further bedrooms ø 3 further bath/showerrooms ø utility room ø store rooms and cloakroomø landscaped garden ø 276 sq m (2,980 sq ft) ø EPC=C


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WONDERFUL TERRACED HOUSE ONA SOUGHT AFTER ROAD INWANDSWORTH

dault road, sw18

Double reception room ø kitchen/breakfast roomø 4 bedrooms ø 2 bathrooms ø cellarø south facing garden ø 136 sq m (1,468 sq ft)ø EPC=D

Guide £1.2 million Freehold


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BEAUTIFULLY PRESENTED END OFTERRACE HOUSE BETWEEN THECOMMONS

winsham grove, sw11

Double reception room ø kitchen/breakfast roomø master bedroom with en suite bathroom ø 3 furtherdouble bedrooms ø 2 further bath/shower roomsø cellar ø landscaped patio gardenø 198 sq m (2,136 sq ft) ø EPC=E


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SUBSTANTIAL FAMILY HOUSE INTHE 'TOAST RACK'

nicosia road, sw18

Reception room ø family room ø open plan kitchen/diningroom ø 6 bedrooms (1 en suite) ø further bathroomø 3 bathrooms ø garden ø off-street parkingø 260 sq m (2,799 sq ft) ø EPC=E


Savills ClaphamRobin [email protected]

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DETACHED DOUBLE FRONTEDFAMILY HOME WITH OFF-STREETPARKING

red post hill, se21

4 reception rooms ø kitchen/breakfast room ø 7 bedrooms(1 en suite) ø 2 further bathrooms ø study ø utility roomø 2 cloakrooms ø 105ft garden ø off-street parkingø 430 sq m (4,534 sq ft) ø EPC=E


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WONDERFUL TERRACED HOUSE ONA SOUGHT AFTER ROAD INWANDSWORTH

dault road, sw18

Double reception room ø kitchen/breakfast roomø 4 bedrooms ø 2 bathrooms ø cellarø south facing garden ø 136 sq m (1,468 sq ft)ø EPC=D



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BEAUTIFULLY PRESENTED END OFTERRACE HOUSE BETWEEN THECOMMONS

winsham grove, sw11

Double reception room ø kitchen/breakfast roomø master bedroom with en suite bathroom ø 3 furtherdouble bedrooms ø 2 further bath/shower roomsø cellar ø landscaped patio gardenø 198 sq m (2,136 sq ft) ø EPC=E


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SUBSTANTIAL FAMILY HOUSE INTHE 'TOAST RACK'

nicosia road, sw18

Reception room ø family room ø open plan kitchen/diningroom ø 6 bedrooms (1 en suite) ø further bathroomø 3 bathrooms ø garden ø off-street parkingø 260 sq m (2,799 sq ft) ø EPC=E


Savills ClaphamRobin [email protected]

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DETACHED DOUBLE FRONTEDFAMILY HOME WITH OFF-STREETPARKING

red post hill, se21

4 reception rooms ø kitchen/breakfast room ø 7 bedrooms(1 en suite) ø 2 further bathrooms ø study ø utility roomø 2 cloakrooms ø 105ft garden ø off-street parkingø 430 sq m (4,534 sq ft) ø EPC=E


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IMMACULATELY FAMILY HOUSEWITH SEPARATE STUDIO

loxley road, sw18

Double reception room ø open plan dining room/kitchenø 5 bedrooms (1 en suite) ø 2 further bathroomsø utility room ø cloakroom ø south facing gardenø 203 sq m (2,185 sq ft) ø EPC=F


Savills WandsworthCharlie [email protected]

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FANTASTIC FAMILY HOUSE IN THEHEART OF WANDSWORTH

swanage road, sw18

Double reception room ø kitchen/breakfast roomø 4 double bedrooms ø 2 bathrooms ø cloakroomø cellar ø garden ø 157 sq m (1,694 sq ft) ø EPC=D


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Unfurnished £875 per week+ £276 inc VAT one-off admin fee and other charges may apply*

3 bedrooms ø 3 bathrooms ø 2 reception roomsø kitchen/dining room ø patio garden ø studyø Council Tax=G ø EPC=D

ORBEL STREET, sw11

Savills Battersea [email protected] 020 3402 1905

Unfurnished £1,300 per week+ £276 inc VAT one-off admin fee and other charges may apply*

5 bedrooms (3 en suite) ø family bathroomø double reception room ø kitchen/breakfast room ø gardenø Council Tax=F ø EPC=E

GRANDISON ROAD, sw11

Savills Northcote Road [email protected] 020 8772 6989

Part Furnished £710 per week+ £276 inc VAT one-off admin fee and other charges may apply*

4 bedrooms ø 2 bathrooms ø double reception roomø kitchen/dining room ø garden ø Council Tax=G ø EPC=D

TREFOIL ROAD, sw18

Savills Wandsworth [email protected] 020 8877 4820



2 double bedrooms ø 2 bathrooms ø reception roomø kitchen/breakfast room ø split level ø Council Tax=Dø EPC=E

CICADA ROAD, sw18



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loxley road, sw18

Double reception room ø open plan dining room/kitchenø 5 bedrooms (1 en suite) ø 2 further bathroomsø utility room ø cloakroom ø south facing gardenø 203 sq m (2,185 sq ft) ø EPC=F


Savills WandsworthCharlie [email protected]

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FANTASTIC FAMILY HOUSE IN THEHEART OF WANDSWORTH

swanage road, sw18

Double reception room ø kitchen/breakfast roomø 4 double bedrooms ø 2 bathrooms ø cloakroomø cellar ø garden ø 157 sq m (1,694 sq ft) ø EPC=D


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3 bedrooms ø 3 bathrooms ø 2 reception roomsø kitchen/dining room ø patio garden ø studyø Council Tax=G ø EPC=D

ORBEL STREET, sw11

Savills Battersea [email protected] 020 3402 1905

Unfurnished £1,300 per week+ £276 inc VAT one-off admin fee and other charges may apply*

5 bedrooms (3 en suite) ø family bathroomø double reception room ø kitchen/breakfast room ø gardenø Council Tax=F ø EPC=E

GRANDISON ROAD, sw11

Savills Northcote Road [email protected] 020 8772 6989

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2 double bedrooms ø 2 bathrooms ø reception roomø kitchen/breakfast room ø split level ø Council Tax=Dø EPC=E

CICADA ROAD, sw18



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Community Champion of the Year

Sunday Times Estate Agency of the Year 2013 - Gold(for the 2nd year running!)

The Negotiator Awards 2013(for the 2nd year running!)

The Negotiator Awards 2013 - Silver

Sunday Times Estate Agency of the Year 2013 (Medium) - Gold(for the 4th year running!)

Wardell Mews SW4 £1,995,000

CLAPHAM: 020 7501 3666 [email protected]

This luxury, newly built five-bedroom mews house is beautifully arranged over three floors, including a decked garden, a media room and a private garage. The superb property has been finished to the highest of standards, offering versatile living space featuring under floor heating, solar powered hot water systems and multi-media functionality throughout. Wardell Mews is a luxurious gated development of four brand new homes, nestled amongst the fashionable streets of Clapham Old Town. Freehold. Sole Agents.

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Leathwaite Road SW11 £1,475,000

BATTERSEA: 020 7228 9292 [email protected]

This superb mid terrace Victorian house in an excellent location and offers the potential to extend (subject to the usual planning consents). The accommodation currently ncludes a double reception room, a separate kitchen, four double bedrooms, two bathrooms, a large roof terrace and a private garden. The unrivalled location is within easy walking distance of the fashionable Northcote Road. Freehold. EPC=E. Sole Agents.

Best London Estate Agency

Community Champion of the Year

Sunday Times Estate Agency of the Year 2013 - Gold(for the 2nd year running!)

The Negotiator Awards 2013(for the 2nd year running!)

The Negotiator Awards 2013 - Silver

Sunday Times Estate Agency of the Year 2013 (Medium) - Gold(for the 4th year running!)

Wardell Mews SW4 £1,995,000

CLAPHAM: 020 7501 3666 [email protected]

This luxury, newly built five-bedroom mews house is beautifully arranged over three floors, including a decked garden, a media room and a private garage. The superb property has been finished to the highest of standards, offering versatile living space featuring under floor heating, solar powered hot water systems and multi-media functionality throughout. Wardell Mews is a luxurious gated development of four brand new homes, nestled amongst the fashionable streets of Clapham Old Town. Freehold. Sole Agents.





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Leathwaite Road SW11 £1,475,000

BATTERSEA: 020 7228 9292 [email protected]

This superb mid terrace Victorian house in an excellent location and offers the potential to extend (subject to the usual planning consents). The accommodation currently ncludes a double reception room, a separate kitchen, four double bedrooms, two bathrooms, a large roof terrace and a private garden. The unrivalled location is within easy walking distance of the fashionable Northcote Road. Freehold. EPC=E. Sole Agents.

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Our offi ces:

Balham

Barnes

Battersea

Bishops Park

Brook Green

Chelsea

Clapham

Earls Court

Fulham

Hammersmith

Holland Park

Kensington

Little Venice

Marylebone

Mayfair

North Kensington

Notting Hill

Pimlico & Westminster

South Kensington

Cathles Road SW12 £1,250,000

BALHAM: 020 7228 9292 [email protected]

This beautiful house has been fully extended to create an extremely well laid out family home. Including a double reception room with a feature fireplace and a superb family kitchen leading out to a private garden. The first floor boasts a large master bedroom with built-in wardrobes, two additional double bedrooms and a bathroom. On the second floor there is a large double bedroom with plenty of storage and en suite bathroom, a fifth double bedroom and a further bathroom. Freehold. EPC=C. Sole Agents.





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Englewood Road SW12 £850 per week


This beautiful five-bedroom house is presented in immaculate condition throughout. The stunning accommodation offers a large double reception room with feature fireplace, a newly refurbished kitchen with breakfast bar, plenty of space for dinning and concertina doors leading out to a beautiful garden. The upper floors consist of five well proportioned double bedrooms with plenty of built-in storage and two contemporary bathrooms (one en suite).

Local know-how. Better results.

Our offi ces:

Balham

Barnes

Battersea

Bishops Park

Brook Green

Chelsea

Clapham

Earls Court

Fulham

Hammersmith

Holland Park

Kensington

Little Venice

Marylebone

Mayfair

North Kensington

Notting Hill

Pimlico & Westminster

South Kensington

Cathles Road SW12 £1,250,000


This beautiful house has been fully extended to create an extremely well laid out family home. Including a double reception room with a feature fireplace and a superb family kitchen leading out to a private garden. The first floor boasts a large master bedroom with built-in wardrobes, two additional double bedrooms and a bathroom. On the second floor there is a large double bedroom with plenty of storage and en suite bathroom, a fifth double bedroom and a further bathroom. Freehold. EPC=C. Sole Agents.





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Englewood Road SW12 £850 per week


This beautiful five-bedroom house is presented in immaculate condition throughout. The stunning accommodation offers a large double reception room with feature fireplace, a newly refurbished kitchen with breakfast bar, plenty of space for dinning and concertina doors leading out to a beautiful garden. The upper floors consist of five well proportioned double bedrooms with plenty of built-in storage and two contemporary bathrooms (one en suite).

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Grandison Road, SW11 £750,000 LeaseholdA beautiful two bedroom garden flat. EPC: CHamptons Battersea & Wandsworth 020 7924 2170

Ensign House, SW18 £1,650,000 LeaseholdA stunning eleventh floor apartment. EPC: BHamptons Battersea & Wandsworth 020 7924 2170

Bennerley Road, SW11 £1,650,000 FreeholdA contemporary styled 4 bedroom house. EPC: DHamptons Battersea & Wandsworth 020 7924 2170

Gaskarth Road SW12 £925,000 FreeholdA contemporary styled 3 bedroom house. EPC: EHamptons Balham 020 8618 2013

Pentney Road SW12 £999,950 FreeholdA fantastic four bedroom family home. EPC: DHamptons Balham 020 8618 2013

Leathwaite Road, SW11 £1,400,000 FreeholdA stunning, newly refurbished family house. EPC: CHamptons Battersea & Wandsworth 020 7924 2170

Hendham Road, SW17 £3,500,000 FreeholdA stunning family home set in 1/3 of an acre. EPC: EHamptons Battersea & Wandsworth 020 7924 2170

Elms Road, SW4 £3,000,000 FreeholdA truly stunning Victorian house. EPC: C/DHamptons Clapham 020 7717 5439

Rectory Grove,SW4 £495,000 LeaseholdA superb split level flat. EPC: C/DHamptons Clapham 020 7717 5439

Fitzwilliam Road, SW4 £1,850,000 FreeholdA beautifully presented Victorian house. EPC: EHamptons Clapham 020 7717 5439

Devereux Road, SW11 £1,550,000 FreeholdAn amazing 5 bedroom family house. EPC: CHamptons Battersea & Wandsworth 020 7924 2170

Avenue Mansions, SW11 £525,000A top floor 2 bedroom flat in great condition. EPC: EHamptons Battersea & Wandsworth 020 7924 2170

Lavender Gardens, SW11 £1,350,000Set in stunning Grade II listed Georgian building.Hamptons Battersea & Wandsworth 020 7924 2170

Honeybrook Road SW12 £950,000 FreeholdA fantastic four bedroom family house. EPC: DHamptons Balham 020 8618 2013

Laitwood Road SW12 £775,000 Leasehold A bright and spacious 3 bedroom masionette. EPC: DHamptons Balham 020 8618 2013

Pentney Road SW12 £999,950 FreeholdA stunning four bedroom family home. EPC: DHamptons Balham 020 8618 2013

Fieldhouse Road SW12 £675,000 LeaseholdA stunning maisonette over two floors. EPC: EHamptons Balham 020 8618 2013

Littlebury Road, SW4 £475,000 LeaseholdA two bedroom garden flat. EPC: DHamptons Clapham 020 7717 5439

Klea Avenue, SW4 £1,450,000 FreeholdA beautifully refurbished Victorian house. EPC: CHamptons Clapham 020 7717 5439

Offerton Road, SW4 £400,000 A beautifully presented flat. EPC: CHamptons Clapham 020 7717 5439


Battersea Rise, SW11 £310 per week*A very lovely and well presented apartment. EPC: DHamptons Battersea & Wandsworth 0207 924 2998

Overstrand Mansions, SW11 £775 per week*Stunning four bedroom apartment. EPC: DHamptons Battersea & Wandsworth 0207 924 2998

Old park Avenue, SW12 £1,695 per week*A stunning family home. EPC: FHamptons Battersea & Wandsworth 0207 924 2998

Ipsus 07, Balham Hill SW12 £470 per week*A luxury furnished apartment. EPC: BHamptons Balham 020 8618 2014

Cavendish Road SW12 £550 per week*Fantastic Victorian Cottage. EPC: EHamptons Balham 020 8618 2014

Broxash Road, SW11 £850 per week*A stunning four bedroom double fronted house. Hamptons Battersea & Wandsworth 0207 924 2998

Lumiere Apartments, SW11 £360 per week*Moments from Clapham Junction. EPC: BHamptons Battersea & Wandsworth 0207 924 2998

Chelsham Road £,100 per week*A large and stylish family home. EPC: DHamptons Clapham 020 7717 5541

Aldebert Terrace £1,000 per week*An elegant five double bed townhouse. EPC: EHamptons Clapham 020 7717 5541

The Chase £1,300 per week*Large six bed home close to the Common. EPC: DHamptons Clapham 020 7717 5541


Leathwaite Road, SW11 £725 per week*A bright and spacious family house.Hamptons Battersea & Wandsworth 0207 924 2998

Wandsworth Common, SW18 £500 per week*Beautiful newly refurbished conversion.Hamptons Battersea & Wandsworth 0207 924 2998

Broxash Road, SW11 £575 per week*A very spacious two floor apartment. Hamptons Battersea & Wandsworth 0207 924 2998

Hillgate Place, SW12 £585 per week*Newly refurbished 2 bed house with parking. EPC: CHamptons Balham 020 8618 2014

Ravenslea Road SW12 £1,100 per week*Refurbished 5 bed family home. EPC: DHamptons Balham 020 8618 2014

Englewood Road, SW12 £925 per week*A beautiful Victorian family home. EPC: FHamptons Balham 020 8618 2014

Glenfield Road, SW12 £390 per week*A 2 bedroom garden flat. EPC: EHamptons Balham 020 8618 2014

Montefiore Street £335 per week*A Gorgeous first floor flat. EPC: DHamptons Clapham 020 7717 5541

Gauden Road £495 per week*Beautifully presented ground floor flat. EPC: DHamptons Clapham 020 7717 5541

Lydon Road £875 per week*A stunning four bedroom property. EPC: EHamptons Clapham 020 7717 5541

*Tenant Charges Tenants should note that as well as rent, an administration charge of £216 (Inc. VAT) per property and a referencing charge of £54 (Inc. VAT) per

person will apply when renting a property. Please ask us for more information about other fees that may apply or visit www.hamptons.co.uk/rent/tenant-charges

CurrellResidential

www.currell.com

£1,695,000 FreeholdHalton Road, N1

£825,000 Share of FreeholdCross Street, N1

• Converted Victorian factory

• Spacious two bedroom apartment

• Separate fitted kitchen, patio

• Central location

£299,950 Leasehold

Upper Street, N1

• Light and airy studio flat

• Truly central location

• Lateral width taking in 4 windows

• Situated at rear of building

020 3668 1000 [email protected] www.currell.com

£485 per weekEste Road, SW1• Three double bedrooms

• Generous reception room

• Newly decorated

• Available immediately

£420 per weekTennyson Street, SW8

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•Privatepatiogarden

•DiamondConservationArea

•PeriodConversion

•PeriodFeatures

£625 - £1,250 per week The Tower, St George Wharf, SW8

•Onetotwodoublebedrooms

•On-topofVauxhalloverandunderground

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NOW AVAILABLEPRICES FROM £399,950

CurrellResidentialwww.currell.com

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FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT

020 3668 1000v.farrar@currell .com

A unique development of 89 new homes1, 2 & 3 bedrooom apartments and 4 bedroom houses

CurrellResidential

www.currell.com

£1,695,000 FreeholdHalton Road, N1

£825,000 Share of FreeholdCross Street, N1

• Converted Victorian factory

• Spacious two bedroom apartment

• Separate fitted kitchen, patio

• Central location

£299,950 Leasehold

Upper Street, N1

• Light and airy studio flat

• Truly central location

• Lateral width taking in 4 windows

• Situated at rear of building




• Newly decorated


NOW AVAILABLEPRICES FROM £399,950

Currell Residentialwww.currell.com

www.baylisoldschool.com

FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT

020 3668 1000v.farrar@currell .com

A unique development of 89 new homes1, 2 & 3 bedrooom apartments and 4 bedroom houses

Sales

This beautifully presented town house has awonderful balance of versatile living andentertaining space and boasts a 50ft south-facinggarden and off-street parking.

3/4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, Reception room,Kitchen/breakfast room, 50ft south-facing garden,Garage parking, Small balcony, EPC: D.

Battersea Sales 020 7924 [email protected]

£1,750,000FreeholdWalsingham Place SW4

Sales

douglasandgordon.com

Stretching to nearly 2,000 sq.ft. is this unique andattractive property. Set in a handsome Victorianbuilding, the flat offers a fantastic balance of livingand entertaining space.

Master bedroom, 4 further bedrooms, 2bathrooms, Reception room, Kitchen/dining room,Study/family room, West-facing garden, EPC: D.

Battersea Park Sales 020 7720 [email protected]

£1,695,000Share of FreeholdAlbert Bridge Road SW11

Sales

This beautifully presented town house has awonderful balance of versatile living andentertaining space and boasts a 50ft south-facinggarden and off-street parking.

3/4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, Reception room,Kitchen/breakfast room, 50ft south-facing garden,Garage parking, Small balcony, EPC: D.

Battersea Sales 020 7924 [email protected]

£1,750,000FreeholdWalsingham Place SW4

Sales


Stretching to nearly 2,000 sq.ft. is this unique andattractive property. Set in a handsome Victorianbuilding, the flat offers a fantastic balance of livingand entertaining space.

Master bedroom, 4 further bedrooms, 2bathrooms, Reception room, Kitchen/dining room,Study/family room, West-facing garden, EPC: D.

Battersea Park Sales 020 7720 [email protected]

£1,695,000Share of FreeholdAlbert Bridge Road SW11

Sales

A fantastic end of terrace family home, stretching toover 2,000 sq.ft. which is beautifully presented andhas an exceptionally wide reception room.

5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 reception rooms,Kitchen/breakfast room, Cellar/utility room, Garden,EPC: E.

Clapham Southside Sales020 8675 4400 | [email protected]

£1,395,000FreeholdElms Crescent SW4

A wonderful, three bedroom home located withinthe Abbeville Village. Surrounded by garden onthree sides, this house benefits from a rural feel andis very private.

Mater bedroom with en-suite bathroom, 2 furtherbedrooms, Family bathroom, Cloakroom,Reception room, Kitchen/breakfast room, Study/music studio, Patio, Garden, EPC: D.


£1,150,000FreeholdTrouville Road SW4

Sales


Located on this sought-after road, set between theriver and Battersea Park, is this fantastic familyhome. With a real sense of space and light, it offersa brilliant balance of living and entertaining space.

Master bedroom, Further double bedroom, Singlebedroom/study, Family bathroom, Double receptionroom, Kitchen/breakfast, Garden, EPC: E.

Battersea Park Sales020 7720 8077 | [email protected]

£999,950FreeholdShuttleworth Road SW11

A spacious and well-presented family home on theWimbledon Park Grid, close to Southfields villagecentre and within the priority catchment area ofWimbledon Park Primary School.

5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, Reception room,Kitchen/dining room, Garden, Wimbledon ParkGrid, EPC: E.

Southfields Sales020 8874 8822 | [email protected]

£900,000FreeholdMelrose Avenue SW19

Sales

A fantastic end of terrace family home, stretching toover 2,000 sq.ft. which is beautifully presented andhas an exceptionally wide reception room.

5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 reception rooms,Kitchen/breakfast room, Cellar/utility room, Garden,EPC: E.


£1,395,000FreeholdElms Crescent SW4

A wonderful, three bedroom home located withinthe Abbeville Village. Surrounded by garden onthree sides, this house benefits from a rural feel andis very private.

Mater bedroom with en-suite bathroom, 2 furtherbedrooms, Family bathroom, Cloakroom,Reception room, Kitchen/breakfast room, Study/music studio, Patio, Garden, EPC: D.


£1,150,000FreeholdTrouville Road SW4

Sales


Located on this sought-after road, set between theriver and Battersea Park, is this fantastic familyhome. With a real sense of space and light, it offersa brilliant balance of living and entertaining space.

Master bedroom, Further double bedroom, Singlebedroom/study, Family bathroom, Double receptionroom, Kitchen/breakfast, Garden, EPC: E.

Battersea Park Sales020 7720 8077 | [email protected]

£999,950FreeholdShuttleworth Road SW11

A spacious and well-presented family home on theWimbledon Park Grid, close to Southfields villagecentre and within the priority catchment area ofWimbledon Park Primary School.

5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, Reception room,Kitchen/dining room, Garden, Wimbledon ParkGrid, EPC: E.

Southfields Sales020 8874 8822 | [email protected]

£900,000FreeholdMelrose Avenue SW19

Lettings

A truly exceptional property located on Prince ofWales Drive with views over Battersea Park.

4 double bedrooms, Bathroom, Reception room,Kitchen, Balcony, Park views, EPC: C.

Battersea Park Lettings020 7498 5243 | [email protected]

£1,100 per weekFurnished/UnfurnishedPrince of Wales Drive SW11

An immaculate five bedroom Victorian family houselocated on this popular road close to ClaphamSouth underground station.

5 double bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, Large receptionroom, Kitchen/breakfast room, Cellar, Decked &lawn garden, EPC: D.

Clapham Southside Lettings020 8675 0888 | [email protected]

£850 per weekUnfurnishedEnglewood Road SW12

Lettings


Douglas & Gordon will charge an initial one off tenancy agreement fee of £240 per tenancy and an individual tenant reference fee of £45 per tenant. For further details please go to www.dng.co.uk/fees

A wonderful family home arranged over three floorsand presented to a high standard throughout.

5 double bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, Doublereception room, Kitchen/breakfast room, Prettypatio garden, EPC: D.


£850 per weekUnfurnishedCrescent Lane SW4

A beautifully presented five bedroom house on thispopular street in the Southfields Grid within acouple of minutes' walk of Southfields village andunderground station.

5 double bedrooms, Double reception room,Modern fitted kitchen, Bathroom, Shower room,Cloakroom, Garden, Studio/home office, EPC: D.

Southfields Lettings020 8874 8844 | [email protected]

£669 per weekUnfurnishedClonmore Street SW18


Lettings

A truly exceptional property located on Prince ofWales Drive with views over Battersea Park.

4 double bedrooms, Bathroom, Reception room,Kitchen, Balcony, Park views, EPC: C.

Battersea Park Lettings020 7498 5243 | [email protected]

£1,100 per weekFurnished/UnfurnishedPrince of Wales Drive SW11

An immaculate five bedroom Victorian family houselocated on this popular road close to ClaphamSouth underground station.

5 double bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, Large receptionroom, Kitchen/breakfast room, Cellar, Decked &lawn garden, EPC: D.


£850 per weekUnfurnishedEnglewood Road SW12

Lettings



A wonderful family home arranged over three floorsand presented to a high standard throughout.

5 double bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, Doublereception room, Kitchen/breakfast room, Prettypatio garden, EPC: D.


£850 per weekUnfurnishedCrescent Lane SW4

A beautifully presented five bedroom house on thispopular street in the Southfields Grid within acouple of minutes' walk of Southfields village andunderground station.

5 double bedrooms, Double reception room,Modern fitted kitchen, Bathroom, Shower room,Cloakroom, Garden, Studio/home office, EPC: D.

Southfields Lettings020 8874 8844 | [email protected]

£669 per weekUnfurnishedClonmore Street SW18


Lettings

A beautifully presented family home, located in theNightingale Triangle. The property comprises anelegant double reception room and smart fittedkitchen with doors opening onto a sunny garden.

Master bedroom with en-suite bathroom, 2 furtherdouble bedrooms, Single bedroom/study, Familybathroom, Cloakroom, Double reception room,Kitchen, Garden, EPC: E.

Battersea Lettings 020 7924 [email protected]

£895 per weekUnfurnishedAiredale Road SW12

Between Saturday 30th November & Thursday 5th December your local Douglas & Gordon office is being transformed into a festive grotto. Please drop by and leave any non-perishable foods, new toys and cash donations for the 18,000 deprived and at risk London children supported by Kids Company.

If you can’t make it to our offices, don’t worry – on Thursday 5th December our merry team will also be calling door-to-door. So please gather what you can and help us make this Christmas truly first class.

Douglas & Gordon are making a very special Christmas delivery andwe need your help


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