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Guide Price £1,675,000 - £1,750,000
A rare opportunity to acquire a beautifully presented three-bedroom freehold Georgian house on the highly sought-after Whittlesey Street, quietly positioned within the historic Roupell Street Conservation Area, one of Central London's most distinctive and desirable residential enclaves.

This exceptional double-fronted period house extends to almost 1,200 sq ft of thoughtfully designed accommodation, seamlessly combining elegant Georgian character with contemporary interiors. Bright, spacious and beautifully maintained throughout, the property offers an outstanding balance of period charm and modern practicality, making it an ideal home for families, professionals and those seeking a freehold house in the heart of Waterloo.

The ground floor is centred around an impressive open-plan reception and dining room with French door leading to the garden, creating a superb entertaining space while remaining equally suited to everyday family living. To the rear, a generous modern eat-in kitchen provides excellent storage and preparation space and opens directly onto the garden, creating an effortless flow between indoor and outdoor living.

The upper floors comprise three well-proportioned bedrooms, including a principal suite with a contemporary en-suite bathroom. A stylish family bathroom serves the remaining accommodation, while a utility room and integral garage provide valuable additional storage and flexibility.

Further benefit is the substantial 300 sq ft first-floor roof terrace (non-demised), offering a wonderful additional outdoor space rarely found in such a central London location.

Whittlesey Street forms part of the celebrated Roupell Street Conservation Area, renowned for its beautifully preserved Georgian architecture, tranquil streets and unique village atmosphere. Today, the conservation area remains one of Waterloo's most sought-after addresses, admired for its architectural heritage, peaceful surroundings and strong sense of community. The street is so scenic that it has been the set for several well known movies like Legend, No Time to Die, See How They Run, Mrs Harris Goes to Paris, and Steve McQueen's Blitz and TV shows like Call the Midwife, EastEnders, Doctor Who, Mr Selfridge, and Slow Horses.

Despite its remarkably quiet setting, the property is exceptionally well connected. Waterloo Station is approximately a two-minute walk away, providing National Rail services together with the Jubilee, Northern, Bakerloo and Waterloo & City lines. Southwark Station is also just moments away, offering swift access to Canary Wharf, Westminster and the West End.

Few locations offer such an outstanding Central London lifestyle. The South Bank is on the doorstep, with the Southbank Centre, National Theatre, BFI, Tate Modern, Shakespeare's Globe and the London Eye all within easy walking distance. Residents are equally well served by an exceptional choice of restaurants, cafés and bars, with The Cut (with Old Vic theatre and Young Vic theatre), Lower Marsh, Borough Market, Flat Iron Square and Mercato Metropolitano being all close by.

*Some of the photographs have been digitally edited to reduce visible clutter. They are intended to provide a clearer representation of the space, and the property's layout and features remain unchanged.*

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