Tynemouth Street

Bloom Cottage is a home with genuine character and a story of its own. Once a florist’s shop on the corner of Tynemouth Street and Elswick Street, the property is noticeably wider than the surrounding terraces, with windows on multiple sides bringing light into the house throughout the day. Arranged across just two floors and extending to approximately 1,679 sq ft, the proportions feel particularly generous, giving the house an easy sense of space that is rare for the area.

The ground floor has been arranged with both everyday living and entertaining in mind. At the front, a broad reception room retains plenty of character through sash windows, timber flooring and an original cast-iron fireplace. Beyond, a separate dining room creates a natural transition into the kitchen, finished with sage green shaker cabinetry, pale stone worktops, integrated appliances and a central island providing a relaxed place for breakfast or informal dining.  

Upstairs, three genuine double bedrooms are arranged around a bright landing. The principal bedroom is particularly generous, with fitted wardrobes, an original fireplace and its own en-suite bathroom, while the remaining bedrooms are served by a separate family bathroom. The simplicity of the two-storey layout makes the house feel particularly practical and easy to live in.

Outside, the private walled courtyard creates a lovely extension of the living space, framed by mature wisteria and offering a secluded setting for dining or spending time outdoors. Tynemouth Street sits within a quieter pocket of South Fulham, close to Imperial Park and the Thames Path, with Imperial Wharf, Wandsworth Bridge Road and its collection of cafés and restaurants all within easy reach. Imperial Wharf station is approximately an eight-minute walk away.

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