A 4 storey town house built in the 1800s which was designated a Grade II listed building in 1981. Houses in Pratt Walk rarely come to the market. It is very near Lambeth Palace.

The lower ground floor is set up as a self-contained flat, with the rest of the house being spread over three further floors. This presents the amazing opportunity of reconfiguring the lower-ground floor into an spacious open plan eat-in kitchen adding the courtyard as a conservatory. The balance of the property offers flexible accommodation, allowing rooms to be opened up with light flowing in from both sides. This sought after location is an opportunity that does not come up very often.

The position of Pratt Walk offers a variety of good commuter links for public transport as it is 0.4 miles to Lambeth North Underground Station with various bus routes in the immediate vicinity with London Waterloo Station 0.7 miles away which is served by mainline trains and four Underground lines.

It's a short walk from the Houses of Parliament, Westminster and Tate Britain which can be found across the river via Lambeth Bridge together with the South Bank Centre around Waterloo further to the north. Nearby is Archbishops Park which is probably one of Lambeth's secret green places. Originally known as the Lambeth Field it formed part of the gardens belonging to Lambeth Palace. Over time it has been steadily improved with the addition of tennis courts, an orchard and wildlife areas.