Central London

A spacious terraced town house built in the 1850s, arranged on five floors. It has a basement apartment comprising bedroom, reception and galley kitchen. The, ground floor is arranged as an open kitchen and living room. The first floor has a large bathroom and utility room and a study/library. The second floor has two bedrooms, one of which is used as a painting studio and music room. The third floor is an attic bedroom. The house is adjacent to a railway branch line, which was built through the square in the 1860s. Sutherland Square is in a conservation area and has a strong and supportive residents association.

About the location

Sutherland Square is a part of Georgian London and lived in by a mixture of arts and media professionals, people working in the City or West End and older residents. Walworth is a culturally diverse inner city area with a varied socio-demographic, stretching from the Elephant and Castle in the north, currently undergoing major redevelopment, to Camberwell n the South, and from the Old Kent Road in the east to Kennington in the west. Tate Modern, Tate Britain, Westminster, South Bank Centre are 30 minute walks to the river. The area is very well served by buses, tube and overground rail networks, with an abundance of local shopping and restaurants.

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