The Victorian terraced house, situated in the sought-after area of SW11, required a comprehensive refurbishment to meet the needs of its new owners. The project commenced with a significant internal layout reconfiguration, introducing a powder room to enhance convenience. Bespoke joinery played a pivotal role, with the creation of a compact bar and tailored storage solutions, reflecting the homeowners’ lifestyle and preferences.​

The installation of a new fireplace, complete with a custom surround, served as a focal point in the living area, blending traditional charm with contemporary design. Throughout the property, new engineered wooden flooring was laid, providing both durability and elegance. The replacement of doors and architraves, coupled with fresh decorations and modern light fittings, revitalised the interior spaces.​

Externally, the project extended to garden hard landscaping, enhancing the outdoor area for leisure and entertainment. The culmination of these efforts resulted in a harmonious blend of classic Victorian architecture and modern amenities, completed successfully in September 2020.​

This refurbishment aligns with similar projects in the SW11 area, where Victorian terraced houses have undergone transformations to meet contemporary living standards. For instance, a project on Montholme Road involved modernising and extending a terraced house, including a loft conversion, kitchen extension, and basement addition featuring a gym and wine cellar. Another example is a Victorian terraced house in Battersea that required internal refurbishment, repairs, and upgrades to address impractical layouts and inefficient spaces. ​

These projects highlight the trend of revitalising Victorian properties in SW11, preserving their historical significance while adapting them to modern living requirements.