Fulham Road, Fulham, London, SW6

Modern in spirit, this one-bedroom ground-floor flat with a private terrace sits in the heart of Fulham and exemplifies the clean lines and simplicity of midcentury design

Brickworks Says - Behind the glass facade of this modernist block, designed in the 1960s to be the future of city living, is a flat that now exemplifies that ideal. Windows fill the expanse of the front elevation, where a raised level serves the dual function of a work area and somewhere to take a beat and bask in the sun as it streams in (there is also canny storage below). Beyond the window is a small, sheltered terrace surrounded by greenery overlooking blossom-filled gardens.

Staying true to the essence of midcentury design, the updates to the kitchen and bathroom embody a minimalist approach. The simple white kitchen, offset by charcoal grey accents, wastes no space and fosters friendly interaction. The original flooring is a warming nod to the building's heritage, while modern touches, such as the sleek in-built wardrobes and spotlights, elevate the space to meet modern standards. Because make no mistake, this home has been updated top-to-toe. It is not just a new kitchen, bathroom, and some cosmetic decoration; the flat has undergone a total renovation, including taking it back to the brick and fully re-plumbing and rewiring.

West London Studios may feel peaceful, but it's incredibly close to the action of Fulham Broadway, which isn't short of places to sip a coffee, sink a pint, or grab a bite. Meander the boutiques and family-run delis or slow things down at Bishops Park, where you can stroll along the River Thames.

The Owners Say - My favourite things about this flat are the wonderful large windows that allow the sun to stream through and the view from the private terrace onto the well-established communal gardens with mature blossom trees. On a warm day in Spring, it's breathtaking.

It is also very quiet yet close to bus routes into central London and the tube, which is a few minutes walk away. Shops, restaurants, bars, and the common are also close by.

One thing I love and that you might overlook: Upon entering at a raised level, there is a seating area. It has a full-size single bed, a bonus for the occasional visitor.

Points To Consider - Energy Performance Certificate (EPC):
Current Energy Rating C
Potential Energy Rating B

Council Tax:
Band D in the borough of Hammersmith & Fulham
£1,451 in 2025/26

Utilities:
Monthly costs are approx:
Electricity £78
Gas N/A
Water £TBC
These figures naturally change seasonally

Tenure:
Share of Freehold (982 years)

Service charge:
£5,471 in 2025/36, including £1,400 towards the sinking fund

Ground rent:
£150 per year

EWS1:
The building is exempt.

Neighbours:
In the building, there are 28 flats in total.

Recent work:
The current owner has replaced the kitchen and bathroom and decorated throughout.

Getting around:
Fulham Broadway (Z2) is a whisker away, meaning you can hop on the District line to get across town in a jiffy. Alternatively, head to nearby Imperial Wharf (Z2) or West Brompton (Z2) to pick up the Overground (Mildmay line), opening up options to explore the capital and beyond.

Onward plans:
The flat is being sold chain-free

Anything else:
The heating is covered via infrared panels on the ceiling. Controlled via an app, it is very energy-efficient.

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