House For Sale £1,050,000
Fabulous Victorian terraced house being one of only a small number built to a slightly larger design than the neighbouring properties.
Extremely well presented with many character features retained, the property affords a bright spacious layout with significant improvements undertaken throughout.
The ground floor arrangement offers a delightful front reception room, attractive circa 15ft x 12ft kitchen/dining room, highly functional utility room and cloakroom. (Opportunity exists to further extend the kitchen into the side return if required, STPP).
Outside to the rear is an established zoned garden, of rarely seen proportions which extends to approximately 70ft, allowing plenty of space for the addition of a garden office if needed.
The first floor is accessed via a turned staircase which leads to two well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom.
The top floor holds a superior loft conversion providing the master bedroom with a luxury en-suite shower room and far reaching views.
Kew has its own distinctive, unrivalled identity which charms residents and visitors alike. Its individuality stems from those highly desirable amenities associated with metropolitan living, independent shops, chic cafes, restaurants and public houses, combined with the tranquil charms of The Thames riverside, the proximity of Richmond Park and, of course, The Royal Botanic Gardens (Kew Gardens) world heritage site.
Kew has a strong sense of community as demonstrated by the hugely popular local events. Kew village market is held monthly and, in summer, Kew Green hosts the Kew Village Fete and cricket.
Kew is the perfect place for buyers looking for an idyllic environment to bring up a family, with exceptional schooling options in both the private and state sector. Another bonus is Kew's exceptional transport links with both overground and underground lines running from the centrally located Kew Gardens station, North Sheen or Richmond, the close proximity of the M3 and M4, and the A4 providing easy access to central London.
Extremely well presented with many character features retained, the property affords a bright spacious layout with significant improvements undertaken throughout.
The ground floor arrangement offers a delightful front reception room, attractive circa 15ft x 12ft kitchen/dining room, highly functional utility room and cloakroom. (Opportunity exists to further extend the kitchen into the side return if required, STPP).
Outside to the rear is an established zoned garden, of rarely seen proportions which extends to approximately 70ft, allowing plenty of space for the addition of a garden office if needed.
The first floor is accessed via a turned staircase which leads to two well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom.
The top floor holds a superior loft conversion providing the master bedroom with a luxury en-suite shower room and far reaching views.
Kew has its own distinctive, unrivalled identity which charms residents and visitors alike. Its individuality stems from those highly desirable amenities associated with metropolitan living, independent shops, chic cafes, restaurants and public houses, combined with the tranquil charms of The Thames riverside, the proximity of Richmond Park and, of course, The Royal Botanic Gardens (Kew Gardens) world heritage site.
Kew has a strong sense of community as demonstrated by the hugely popular local events. Kew village market is held monthly and, in summer, Kew Green hosts the Kew Village Fete and cricket.
Kew is the perfect place for buyers looking for an idyllic environment to bring up a family, with exceptional schooling options in both the private and state sector. Another bonus is Kew's exceptional transport links with both overground and underground lines running from the centrally located Kew Gardens station, North Sheen or Richmond, the close proximity of the M3 and M4, and the A4 providing easy access to central London.
