3 bed flat for sale

Scott Avenue, Southfields, London SW15

A beautifully refurbished and generously proportioned two/three-bedroom flat, set within the prestigious Sir Giles Gilbert Scott development on Scott Avenue in Putney. Surrounded by landscaped communal gardens, the property benefits from secure allocated parking, access to a resident’s gym, and an on-site library.
Designed by the renowned architect Sir Giles Gilbert Scott-famed for landmarks such as Battersea Power Station, Liverpool Cathedral, and the iconic red telephone box-this historic building offers a rare combination of period charm and modern convenience.
Situated on the ground floor in a quiet corner of the development, the flat is light-filled and spacious throughout. A welcoming central hallway with wood flooring leads into a large open-plan living and dining space, complete with a sleek, modern kitchen featuring integrated appliances, a kitchen island, and ample room for entertaining.
There are three well-proportioned rooms, two with built-in wardrobes. The third room is highly versatile-ideal as a third bedroom, dedicated home office, luxurious dressing room, or second reception space. The stylish, fully refurbished bathroom offers contemporary finishes and thoughtful design.
This exceptional home has been thoughtfully modernised to a high standard, with careful attention paid to preserving the unique architectural features of the original building.
Further benefits include an allocated parking space in a secure underground garage, additional resident parking, beautifully maintained communal gardens and ground and Residents-only gym and library.

Scott Avenue is ideally located within walking distance of Southfields and East Putney Tube stations, as well as Putney mainline station with fast trains to Waterloo. Bus routes offer direct links to Kingston, Wimbledon, and Clapham Junction, and the A3 provides easy access in and out of London.
The scenic green spaces of Wimbledon Common, Putney Heath, and nearby Richmond Park offer outstanding opportunities for outdoor recreation, while the River Thames is just a short walk away.