House For Sale £1,450,000
Description
The house has been extended and refurbished to create a light and spacious home. The double reception room has a feature fireplace with log burning stove and wooden floors. Steps lead down into the full width extended kitchen/dining room, a cloakroom completes the ground floor accommodation. There are two double bedrooms and a spacious bathroom on the first floor with a further two bedrooms on the top floor. One features a roll top bath.
The attractive garden has been landscaped with raised beds and stone terrace.
Lillian Road is a much sought-after cul-de-sac, quietly situated between Lonsdale Road and the playing fields of St. Paul's school. The road has a tremendous sense of community, with the transport links of Hammersmith just the shortest of strolls away, in addition to the Thames path and riverside pubs and restaurants.
The areas proximity to open spaces, including the Wetlands Centre and Richmond Park, make Barnes and its near neighbour Mortlake the ideal home for those wishing to combine swift access to London with the qualities of village life. Barnes maintains a cornucopia of local clubs and societies and has benefitted from significant investment in recent years, not least the renovation of the old Olympic Studios on Church Road to create a fabulous cinema, The Olympic.
Tenure: Freehold
The house has been extended and refurbished to create a light and spacious home. The double reception room has a feature fireplace with log burning stove and wooden floors. Steps lead down into the full width extended kitchen/dining room, a cloakroom completes the ground floor accommodation. There are two double bedrooms and a spacious bathroom on the first floor with a further two bedrooms on the top floor. One features a roll top bath.
The attractive garden has been landscaped with raised beds and stone terrace.
Lillian Road is a much sought-after cul-de-sac, quietly situated between Lonsdale Road and the playing fields of St. Paul's school. The road has a tremendous sense of community, with the transport links of Hammersmith just the shortest of strolls away, in addition to the Thames path and riverside pubs and restaurants.
The areas proximity to open spaces, including the Wetlands Centre and Richmond Park, make Barnes and its near neighbour Mortlake the ideal home for those wishing to combine swift access to London with the qualities of village life. Barnes maintains a cornucopia of local clubs and societies and has benefitted from significant investment in recent years, not least the renovation of the old Olympic Studios on Church Road to create a fabulous cinema, The Olympic.
Tenure: Freehold
