Beautifully renovated 4-bed Period semi-detached home in a sought-after area. Spacious, open-plan living, modern kitchen, landscaped garden, and within the catchment for Sutton's top grammar schools. Trains: 10 mins to Wimbledon, 27 mins to Waterloo.

*Guide Price £700,000 - £750,000*
This beautifully renovated Period semi-detached family home, located on Longfellow Road in Worcester Park, is set within the borough of Sutton and offers a perfect blend of classic character and modern comforts. With a total square footage of approximately 1404 sq ft, this property has been lovingly updated by its current owner, who has resided here since 2008. Over the years, the home has undergone a comprehensive renovation, with a notable investment in enhancing its features, including the full silicon re-rendering of the exterior, completed just last year, which is protected by a 10-year guarantee.

As you approach the property, you are welcomed by a spacious front reception room that boasts a stunning feature log burner, plantation shutters, and a sense of light and airiness that is a hallmark of this period home. The open-plan kitchen and reception area, renovated in 2021, is the heart of the home. The kitchen is equipped with a custom-built pantry, quartz worktops, a central island, and top-of-the-range NEFF appliances, including a double oven with hide-and-slide doors, a single combi microwave oven with a sliding hot shelf, a 5-ring gas burner, and a built-in wine rack. Completing the space is a separate utility room with Bosch appliances, including a large fridge, freezer, dishwasher, and washing machine, alongside built-in bookshelves for added storage. The utility room also features stable doors that lead out to the garden, adding convenience and easy access.

The south-east facing garden can be accessed via patio doors from the kitchen, offering a lovely outdoor space with a patio area at the front, a lawn in the middle, and decking at the rear. The garden is beautifully landscaped with an array of trees, shrubs, and plants, providing a peaceful retreat. There is side access to the garden, making it easy to move between the front and back of the property without going through the house.

Upstairs, on the first floor, you’ll find two generous bedrooms. The second bedroom, which runs across the entire front of the house, features a charming fireplace and plantation shutters, adding to the home’s character. A large family bathroom with a three-piece suite completes this floor. The landing area has been cleverly utilised to create a small office or work-from-home space, ideal for those who need a quiet corner for productivity.

Ascending to the top floor, which is housed within a loft conversion completed circa 2005, you will find the smallest bedroom, currently used as a walk-in wardrobe but offering flexibility to be transformed into a nursery or additional office. There is also eaves storage and a small loft storage area. The principal suite, which occupies the entire back of the house, enjoys a peaceful and elevated view over the garden and the neighbouring well-maintained properties. This room is served by an en-suite shower room, offering privacy and convenience.

The location of this home provides an excellent lifestyle offering for families. The property is just an 8-minute walk from Worcester Park station (Zone 4), providing direct access to Wimbledon in 10 minutes, Clapham Junction in 15 minutes, and Waterloo in just 27 minutes, making it an ideal location for commuters seeking easy access to central London. Additionally, Kingston is only 4 miles away and accessible via the 213 and the Super Loop which also leads to Heathrow, and the nearby A3 offers quick connections to the M25, central London, and the coast.

For those who prefer public transport, the 93 bus stop, located about a mile away, provides a 24-hour service running to Putney, Morden, and Wimbledon, connecting you to the Northern Line, District Line, and Overground. This offers convenient access to some of London’s key zones.

The surrounding area is family-friendly, with Rosa Bequest playground directly opposite the property. This charming park, sold to the council in the early 1900s for the benefit of the community, remains a beloved feature of the area, maintaining its role as a well-kept local playground.

In terms of schools, the property benefits from being within the catchment area for several highly regarded Sutton grammar schools, including Nonsuch School for Girls, Wallington Girls, Wallington Boys, Sutton Grammar, and Wilsons Boys’ School. The area is also home to a range of private schools, offering excellent options for families looking for top-tier education.

Local amenities are abundant, with a local Waitrose just a 3 minute walk away and high-rated restaurants and pubs nearby. A standout local favourite is The Brook, just a short stroll away, offering a great place for a meal or a drink. The property’s proximity to local parks, schools, and amenities, combined with its high-quality renovation, makes this home an excellent choice for families looking to settle in a sought-after area.

Although there is no off-street parking, the road is designated for permit holders, ensuring that parking remains manageable for residents. Overall, this property offers a fantastic lifestyle opportunity, combining modern living with the charm of a period home in a highly desirable location.