Ursula Street, London, SW11

**Guide Price £1,650,000-£1,750,000** This beautifully presented four-bedroom family home is located on Ursula Street in Battersea’s sought-after “The Sisters” conservation area, offering flexible living and entertaining space in an exceptional residential setting.

The generous double reception room features a striking bay window and an elegant fireplace, flowing seamlessly into an extended kitchen and breakfast room. Triple doors fill the space with natural light and open directly onto a paved garden, creating an ideal setting for both everyday family life and entertaining. A separate utility room sits just off the kitchen, while underfloor heating in the kitchen/breakfast room, utility room, hallway and both bathrooms adds comfort throughout.

The bedroom accommodation is thoughtfully arranged and highly versatile. The first floor comprises three bedrooms and a family bathroom, including the principal bedroom, which connects to a top-floor ensuite bathroom and study/bedroom. A concealed folding door allows the staircase and upper room to be separated from the principal suite, enabling the study to function as an independent fourth bedroom if required. The top floor also benefits from air conditioning.

The house has been meticulously refurbished by the owner and architect to a high specification, with careful attention paid to maximising space and functionality throughout.

Ursula Street lies within the desirable enclave of “The Sisters,” ideally positioned close to the open green spaces of Battersea Park (approximately 0.4 miles away) and the excellent selection of shops, wine bars and restaurants along Battersea Park Road (approximately 0.2 miles away).

The property also offers convenient access to Chelsea via nearby bus routes, with the closest bus stop on Surrey Lane approximately 0.2 miles away. Clapham Junction station (approximately 0.8 miles away) provides direct mainline services into London Waterloo.

The area is well known for its excellent schools and is located just moments from Thomas’s Battersea and Newton Prep.