Properties for sale in Lambeth

A charming four-bedroom Georgian house on Stockwell Park Road, within the peaceful Stockwell Park Conservation Area, this double fronted, detached house with large and beautiful West-facing garden spans almost 2800 SQ/FT with off street parking. EPC rating D.

A fantastic opportunity to acquire a spacious and substantial four-bedroom early Victorian family home, complete with a beautifully maintained garden with summer house. The house is located on Oval’s most prestigious road in the St. Mark’s Conservation Area and is presented in excellent condition. EPC rating C

Set within the prestigious Telford Park Conservation Area, this magnificent residence is a rare piece of London’s architectural heritage. Designed by E.J. Tarver during the Queen Anne Revival movement, the home retains an abundance of original Victorian character alongside thoughtful, eco-conscious modernisations. The journey begins through the original tiled porch and hallway, leading into a grand living room defined by intricate ceiling plasterwork and a working fireplace. The heart of the home is the expansive kitchen and breakfast room, featuring a reclaimed Doulton sink and teak draining board from City Hall alongside work surfaces crafted from old French railway carriages. A functional original butler sink remains in the pantry, while three skylights flood the space with natural light. The first floor offers three generous double bedrooms and a family bathroom. The master suite is a particular highlight, once featuring a free-standing Victorian bath and still retaining its original Doulton sink. Ascending to the second floor, the landing leads to two further bedrooms and a second bathroom. Modern efficiency is seamlessly integrated here, with solar photo-voltaic panels providing a significant feed-in tariff income and solar thermal collectors allowing the gas boiler to remain dormant throughout the summer months. Externally, the property is a sanctuary for biodiversity. The front garden is framed by the original fence and a curated collection of camellias and hibiscus. To the rear, the 100ft garden is a lush, established ecosystem featuring a historic pond alongside productive apple and pear trees and a vibrant array of old roses. Killieser Avenue is the crown jewel of Telford Park, a quiet and coveted pocket of Streatham Hill. Residents enjoy exclusive proximity to the Telford Park Lawn Tennis Club, founded in 1880 and recognised as the oldest club in England on its original site. The area is renowned for its community feel and excellent transport links via Streatham Hill Station. The vast green expanses of Tooting Bec Common are just moments away, offering lido swimming and woodland walks within a short stroll of the front door. Council Tax Band: G

A fantastic opportunity to acquire a spacious four-bedroom early Victorian Grade II listed family home, complete with a particularly impressive rear garden and off-street parking at the front as well as a garage to the side. The house is located within the Stockwell Park Conservation Area and requires modernisation throughout but offers fantastic potential. EPC rating F

Guide Price £1,750,000 - £1,825,000 Arranged across three floors of a handsome period terrace, this substantial family home combines well-preserved Victorian architecture with high-specification modern updates, presented throughout in excellent decorative order. The ground floor opens into a welcoming entrance hall leading to an expansive double reception room, bathed in natural light through a wide front bay window. Showcasing high ceilings, elegant cornicing, and two original fireplaces, the living space is anchored by an efficient wood-burning stove creating an attractive focal point. To the rear, the contemporary kitchen dining room is fitted with sleek cabinetry, integrated appliances, and a central island, providing generous space for a full dining table. Glazed doors open directly onto a secluded private rear garden designed by award-winning landscape designer Barbara Samitier, featuring curated planting, lawn, and paved entertaining areas. The first-floor landing leads to two generous double bedrooms served by an elegant four-piece family bathroom suite complete with a freestanding bath and separate shower. Positioned to the front, the impressive principal bedroom spans the full width of the property and features fitted wardrobes alongside an original fireplace surround. The second floor provides two further double bedrooms and a contemporary family shower room that serves both rooms on this level. Positioned to the front, the main bedroom on this floor is particularly spacious and benefits from dual-aspect light via traditional sash windows to the front and a skylight window to the rear, alongside extensive built-in eaves storage. Gubyon Avenue is an exceptionally popular, quiet residential road positioned in the very heart of Herne Hill. The property is extremely convenient for Herne Hill mainline station, situated just a short stroll away and offering rapid, direct Thameslink and Southeastern rail services into London Victoria, Blackfriars, City Thameslink, and London St Pancras International. Brixton Underground station is also within easy reach for swift Victoria Line connections into the West End. Residents enjoy effortless access to the lively local shopping scene along Railton Road and Dulwich Road, the celebrated Sunday Herne Hill Farmers' Market, and an eclectic choice of independent cafes and restaurants. The expansive green fields of Brockwell Park - complete with its historic 1930s Lido, community cafe, and sports courts are just moments away, while premier independent schools including Dulwich College, Alleyn’s School, and James Allen’s Girls’ School (JAGS) are all nearby.

A fantastic opportunity to acquire a spacious and substantial five-bedroom early Victorian family home, complete with a spacious rear garden, on Oval’s most prestigious road. EPC rating D.

A charming five-bedroom Late Georgian family house situated in the heart of the Stockwell Park Conservation Area on Stockwell Park Road. This house benefits from a sizeable 53-foot garden, and spans almost 2100 SQ/FT over four floors. EPC rating D.

A fantastic opportunity to acquire a spacious and substantial four-bedroom early Victorian family house situated in the Albert Square Conservation Area on St. Stephens Terrace. The house features a spectacular garden with workshop and separate double garage. EPC rating D.

Behind a gravelled front garden and a handsome red brick façade with gabled roofline, this substantial period house offers six bedrooms arranged over three floors, with generous family living on the ground floor and a lovely mature garden to the rear. The entrance hall sets the tone straight away, with a decorative tiled floor and a painted balustrade staircase rising to the upper floors. To the front, the kitchen/dining room is a bright and sociable space, fitted with soft grey Shaker style cabinetry, a peninsula with sink, double ovens and plenty of worktop, while the bay window frames a dining area that catches the light throughout the day. At the back of the house, the reception room is a relaxed spot to unwind, with a feature fireplace flanked by built in shelving and French doors opening straight out onto the garden. Alongside, a separate dining room offers a more formal setting for entertaining and leads through to a practical utility room with a guest WC and its own door to the garden. A cellar provides useful additional storage. The first floor holds three double bedrooms, including the principal bedroom with its large bay window to the front, along with two bathrooms, one finished with a striking black and white patterned floor. On the second floor are three further bedrooms, one of which opens through French doors onto a private balcony and currently makes an inspiring home office, together with a shower room. Outside, the rear garden has been thoughtfully arranged, with a decked terrace and a paved seating area leading onto a lawn bordered by established planting and mature trees, giving a real sense of privacy and space. Kirkstall Road sits within the Telford Park Conservation Area, a development of suburban houses laid out between 1878 and 1882 by architect EJ Tarver, who ensured that no two of his Queen Anne style houses on the estate were identical. The lawn tennis club within the conservation area opened in 1880 and is the second oldest in England after Wimbledon. Streatham Hill station is around 0.3 miles away, with services to London Victoria, Clapham Junction and London Bridge, while Balham offers both the Northern line and National Rail, and Tooting Bec Common provides wide open green space close by. The cafés, restaurants and independent shops of Streatham Hill, Balham, Clapham and Brixton are all within easy reach. Families are well placed for schools too, with Streatham Wells Primary, graded Outstanding by Ofsted in 2024, Richard Atkins Primary School on New Park Road and Streatham & Clapham High School GDST all nearby.