This exceptional three double bedroom house was meticulously refurbished with interiors designed by the founder of the Uncommon Project. Originally built in 1954 by Thames Water as part of a series of workers' cottages, the house is part of a charming terrace.

The ground floor features an expansive open-plan living room and kitchen. Full-height glazing at the rear of the house, with two French doors, opens to a tranquil garden with Staffordshire blue brick paving and a patio. The large kitchen features a bespoke birch plywood cabinetry with oak and cork veneer. Corian worktops, Siemens appliances, and a Quooker tap for instant boiling water complement the kitchen. Engineered oak parquet flooring runs throughout the ground floor, seamlessly connecting the living room and kitchen. A Drugasar gas fireplace serves as a focal point during winter. This level also includes a WC and under-stair storage. The first floor accommodates two equally sized double bedrooms and a very attractive family bathroom. The loft conversion on the second floor houses the master bedroom, complete with under-eaves storage, and a separate shower room with Carrara marble tiles. Both bathrooms feature thermostatic shower valves and recessed cisterns.

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