Southolm Street, London, SW11

Quietly set on a peaceful cul-de-sac minutes from Battersea Park and Battersea Power Station, this four-bedroom Victorian house has been comprehensively rebuilt from the inside out — completed in 2026, with significant investment in both its aesthetics and long-term performance.

Behind the traditional façade, the ground floor has been transformed around a striking architectural glazing package: a 3m x 1m rooflight, bespoke picture window and virtually frameless Cortizo sliding doors draw light deep into the heart of the house. The large handleless kitchen features quartz worktops, a central island, integrated wine fridge and induction downdraft hob. A separate boot room, utility, pantry, extensive storage and ground floor WC provide the kind of everyday functionality Victorian homes rarely deliver.

Arranged over three floors: four bedrooms and three bathrooms, including two top-floor en-suite bedrooms, one with a mezzanine. Cast iron radiators with brass fittings, premium Roseview sash windows, Fujitsu climate control and individually designed bathrooms throughout. New plumbing, electrics, heating infrastructure and premium glazing have been installed throughout — nothing has been left to do.

Outside, a private east-facing courtyard. Battersea Park, Chelsea and London’s best transport connections within easy reach. Victoria in five minutes by train, Waterloo in seven, the City in twenty door-to-door.