Description
Lexadon is delighted to present its latest development on Rushcroft Road, a sought-after residential street in Brixton lined with beautiful Victorian Mansions. Built in 1897, Lancaster House with its superb kerb appeal has been renovated to the highest standards to create nine stunning flats in which the original features of the property have been showcased throughout. Behind the property’s impressive Victorian façade lies eight beautiful four-bedroom apartments (two of which have private gardens) and a gorgeous two-bedroomed flat with a large rooftop terrace.
Rushcroft Road (originally Ardville Road) is situated within the Brixton Conservation Area, which was established to protect the special character and appearance of Brixton Town Centre.
Location Brixton
Property type C3
Property spec 8 x 4 beds and 1 x 2 bed
The property itself has a colourful part of its history in Brixton’s music culture being the birthplace of 80’s pop band Bronksi Beat. The band came about while Jimmy Somerville (lead singer), Larry Steinbachek (keyboards and percussion) and Steve Bronski (keyboards and percussion) all lived together in the three-bedroomed flat of artist Jill Whisson, whose work appeared on the record sleeves for their hits "Smalltown Boy" and "I Feel Love".
The period property is perfectly located just a few minutes’ walk from Brixton’s underground station on the Victoria Line and Brixton’s mainline station on the Southeastern rail network. At the end of the road is Brixton Village with its vibrant covered markets and myriad of cafes and restaurants serving a wide range of cuisines. The Ritzy Cinema is just around the corner while the beautiful Brockwell Park, with its popular lido, is just a short drive away.
Each four-bedroom flat is mirrored by a matching flat on the opposite side, while the top floor features a two-bedroom flat with a roof terrace.
Ground floor Plan
