Gilbert Scott Building, Putney, SW15

This inviting two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment forms part of a late 1920's building designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott who was responsible for, amongst other historic buildings, the iconic Battersea Power Station and the famous red telephone box.

The apartment epitomizes luxury living with its high 3.5m ceilings and expansive floor-to-ceiling windows, which flood the space with natural light.

The residence features a beautifully fitted kitchen that seamlessly opens into a spacious reception area adorned with polished wooden floors—a perfect layout for both relaxation and entertaining. Leading from the reception area is a large, private south-facing garden, offering a tranquil outdoor retreat.

Each of the double bedrooms is thoughtfully designed with built-in wardrobes, maximizing space and providing ample storage. The modern bathrooms are stylishly appointed, complementing the sleek aesthetics of the apartment.

Additional luxuries include access to a residents-only gym and a well-stocked library, perfect for staying fit and enjoying quiet reading time.

Residents will enjoy not only the privacy of their own garden but also the beautifully landscaped communal gardens, creating a serene environment to unwind. This apartment is a blend of luxury and practicality, ideal for those seeking a sophisticated urban lifestyle.

The property lies just to the south east of central Putney with the closest undergrounds being East Putney and Southfields (District Line) and Putney mainline railway station (Waterloo) further away on Putney High Street. Excellent local facilities can be found equidistant to both Southfields and Putney along with a good choice of schools, both state, Church and private. There are also various local bus routes.