Between The Commons Property
Property “Between the Commons” is in hot demand these days. The area, also known as “nappy valley” due to the huge numbers of pre-school children in the area Battersea, is a quiet residential enclave of streets between Clapham and Wandsworth Commons and bounded to the north by Battersea Rise and to the south by Nightingale Lane. It is a vibrant and very popular part of southwest London situated close to the River and to excellent transport links. There is typically a shortage of available residential property Between the Commons and huge demand from waves of new buyers hoping to purchase in the area every year. But with minimal numbers of larger houses to move to, current residents of the large numbers of terraced houses have been extending like there’s no tomorrow, and loft conversions, side kitchen extensions and now basement conversions are commonplace. Accordingly prices for property Between the Commons have surged upwards steadily for the past 15 years.
Between the Commons was of course a made-up name no doubt by one of the numerous estate agents along Northcote Road. It’s a mark of its popularity now that it’s become such a widely known name. At its centre is the highly popular Northcote Road which has become renowned as one of the most fashionable and popular parades in London with fantastic selection of bars, restaurants, cafes and specialist shops as well as a very bustling weekend street market which has a very continental feel.
Many buyers wishing to purchase property Between the Commons will be moving south from Fulham and Chelsea, many more discovering its appeal through word of mouth through co-workers. It is incredibly child friendly and has therefore become a first-choice destination from young families and newly-weds hoping to settle down and start one. There is a large number of nurseries and primary schools Between the Commons in State and Private sectors as well as numerous cafés and shops dedicated to children. Property Between the Commons has become increasingly popular with these excellent family facilities, good transport links, green open spaces and wide choice of schooling. Properties locally are predominantly Victorian houses and converted flats but there is a scattering of modern developments of flats and apartments. |
