Set on a leafy private road in Putney is this excellent three-bedroom house, built as a collaboration between architects Richard Pollock and M. Howard Radley in 1956. Unfolding across two floors, the house is replete with original details, including timber-framed windows and a terrazzo staircase, yet offers tremendous scope for further updates. There is beautiful glazing at the front and rear of the plan, allowing natural light to flood into the ground floor living spaces. A private west-facing garden, home to an abundance of wildflowers, leads from the open-plan kitchen, with views over the treetops beyond.