Ullathorne Road

The rear of this extensive Streatham garden was designed to create a journey. From a decked dining area next to the house, you follow a flowing curved path around the garden, through a bespoke curvilinear rose arbour, and arrive in a dramatic circular pergola. The vibrant planting offers a contrasting mix of lively tactile grasses, large structual leafy specimens, and rounded buxus balls in various sizes. The busy road to the side of the property is decorously screened with pleached Photinia trees, and the neighbouring garden with a bespoke trellis.

The garden continues round to the front of the house, where the gentle curves of the gravel driveway are delineated by a line of buff granite setts separating it from the lawn and planted areas. The grand pillared entrance to the house boasts a bespoke curved Yorkstone step fanning out in concentric circles, while opposite the front door is a bed planted with majestic multi-stemmed silver birch trees underplanted with pale blue irises and softly moving evergreen grasses.