Press Release: Author's home gives Clapham buyers something to write home about
Monday, 28 February 2011
Renowned novelist Carol Topolski has placed onto the market her strikingly refurbished Victorian terrace property in the heart of Clapham.
The Orange Prize nominee, best known for her debut 2008 novel, Monster Love, has placed the strikingly renovated four-bedroom home on the market with Marsh & Parsons at the same time as her latest book, Do No Harm has hit the shelves.
The author may be renowned for her dark thrillers, but nothing is gloomy about the property, which has been modernised with family firmly in mind. The Belmont Road home boasts a huge, brightly decorated open plan kitchen and living space, as well as a light conservatory which overlooks the property’s garden.
The location, too, is ideal for family buyers. The home is just a stone’s throw from Grafton Square, a communal garden with a children’s playground – and well within the catchment area of the well-regarded Clapham Manor Primary School.
The property is being marketed by Marsh & Parsons for £1,300,000.
Inquiries to Marsh & Parsons’ Clapham office – 020 7501 3666
Photographs available on request.
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For further information please contact:
The Wriglesworth Consultancy
Dan Pike / Neil Mackwood
0207 427 1430 / 0207 427 1400
Marsh & Parsons
Marsh & Parsons has been part of the London property scene since 1856. The sales and lettings agent has 15 offices situated in prime positions across central, west and south London. They have an intimate and extensive knowledge of the area.
Marsh & Parsons are an independent and professional firm with a 'can-do' attitude covering all aspects of residential property. They aim to establish individual relationships with clients through a business built on energy, agility, professionalism and knowledge. Their business aim is to be the agent who not only understands the local area around their offices better than any other agent, but also to be at the heart of the community.
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