For those drawn to homes with a sense of history, period properties offer layers of character. With their grand proportions, balanced design, and classic sash windows, these residences have a timeless charm. They’re easy to refresh for modern living with contemporary furniture and finishes. Thanks in part to the series "Bridgerton" their popularity shows no signs of slowing.

Found in select areas across the capital, these charming homes are highly sought after. In this blog, we highlight two remarkable period properties currently on the market with Jacksons Streatham.

Leigham Court Road, London, SW16
Steeped in history, this detached Gothic Revival house in Streatham dates back to the 1860s, making it one of the area's oldest Victorian properties. Having been in the same family for three generations, the majority of its original features have been beautifully preserved.The exterior immediately transports you to another era, showcasing a roof spindle, window mouldings, and a garden with climbing plants. Inside, the grand entrance features wall panelling and ceiling mouldings, opening onto a magnificent staircase featuring  patterned balustrade and gothic windows. While the property has been updated with a modern touch, its character remains. The reception's focal point is its impressive fireplace, adding to the home's heritage seamlessly integrating the home into the 21st century.



Streatham Common North, London, SW16 
Maintaining its period character, this beautiful semi-detached Edwardian family home has been refurbished and presented to the highest of standards. The exterior features mock-Tudor style timber framing and a neatly presented front garden. Inside, the property is rich in charming features that blend with modern living, including several imposing fireplaces, wall panelling, railing and detailed ceiling roses. The cast iron fireplaces stand out with their floral designs and patterned tiles, mixing well with the property’s contemporary design.