A truly stunning one-bedroom ground-floor apartment beaming with character. Wavertree Court was built in 1933 to a design by Frank Harrington, who built several other Art Deco buildings in the then leafy suburb of Streatham. This one-bedroom flat sits on the ground floor of the building and has been lovingly restored by the current owner in keeping with the building’s aesthetic. The white-rendered blocks that comprise Wavertree Court are arranged around well-maintained communal gardens that are an oasis of calm in the middle of the city. The buildings have Dutch-inspired mansard roofs and dormer windows that are in contrast with Harrington’s other brick buildings along Streatham High Road that represent the rapid expansion of the city in the early 20th Century. Inside the apartment is a modern fitted kitchen with an electric hob and oven, fridge freezer, dishwasher and washing machine provided, a family-sized bathroom and benefits from stripped wooden floors, high ceilings and is available furnished. Wavertree Court is located approximately 200 meters from Streatham Hill railway station, from where regular trains run to Victoria with a journey time of around 17 minutes. The nearest Tube station is Brixton (Victoria Line) and is easily reached by several buses. Streatham Hill is served by particularly good bus links, with Peckham and Dulwich within easy reach. It is also well-placed for road access to the South. Wavertree Court is equidistant from the open spaces of Brockwell Park and Tooting Bec Common.

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