House For Sale £2,000,000
An enchanting Grade II* listed home in one of Twickenham's most desirable addresses Sion Row.
Occupying a central position this exquisite Georgian townhouse built in 1721 has received an English Heritage Award for sympathetic renovation, and is undoubtedly an atmospheric four storey family home totals over 2490 square feet (including the garage and garden annex room) and is denoted as being of special architectural and historical importance - by virtue of its Grade II* listing.
This exceptional Villa has an enviable position overlooking York House gardens with its statuary fountain while being 50 yards from The River Thames, with easy slipway access from the rear of the property towards the river for boats, paddle-boarding etc.
Its gorgeous flat fronted brick facade is set behind elegant wrought iron railings and features beautifully regimented fenestration, with particularly tall windows to the first floor. Internally its period integrity is also wonderfully intact, with a number of notable features that include charming working fireplaces, wall paneling and a beautiful staircase.
Also of particular note is the stunning first floor drawing room that has three floor to ceiling windows overlooking the aforementioned gardens. To the rear of the house there is a delightful walled garden that has a garage which leads down to the river, with a studio room above offering accommodation and recent planning permission granted for adjustments to this area for further potential use. Already a versatile space options could include workshop or 'office at home'.
Sion Road is conveniently located some 5 minutes' walk from the town centre and 12 minutes from Twickenham main line station (with direct service into London Waterloo). Moments from Church Street and its pedestrian cafes, restaurants and bars. Richmond is about a mile away with its underground (District Line) and main line station. Local schools both state and private, have an excellent reputation. A short walk along the river, beyond the White Swan Pub, lie Orleans and Marble Hill Parks along with a ferry to the tow path on the south side of the river by Ham House.
Tenure| Freehold
EPC | D
COUNCIL TAX BAND| G
Occupying a central position this exquisite Georgian townhouse built in 1721 has received an English Heritage Award for sympathetic renovation, and is undoubtedly an atmospheric four storey family home totals over 2490 square feet (including the garage and garden annex room) and is denoted as being of special architectural and historical importance - by virtue of its Grade II* listing.
This exceptional Villa has an enviable position overlooking York House gardens with its statuary fountain while being 50 yards from The River Thames, with easy slipway access from the rear of the property towards the river for boats, paddle-boarding etc.
Its gorgeous flat fronted brick facade is set behind elegant wrought iron railings and features beautifully regimented fenestration, with particularly tall windows to the first floor. Internally its period integrity is also wonderfully intact, with a number of notable features that include charming working fireplaces, wall paneling and a beautiful staircase.
Also of particular note is the stunning first floor drawing room that has three floor to ceiling windows overlooking the aforementioned gardens. To the rear of the house there is a delightful walled garden that has a garage which leads down to the river, with a studio room above offering accommodation and recent planning permission granted for adjustments to this area for further potential use. Already a versatile space options could include workshop or 'office at home'.
Sion Road is conveniently located some 5 minutes' walk from the town centre and 12 minutes from Twickenham main line station (with direct service into London Waterloo). Moments from Church Street and its pedestrian cafes, restaurants and bars. Richmond is about a mile away with its underground (District Line) and main line station. Local schools both state and private, have an excellent reputation. A short walk along the river, beyond the White Swan Pub, lie Orleans and Marble Hill Parks along with a ferry to the tow path on the south side of the river by Ham House.
Tenure| Freehold
EPC | D
COUNCIL TAX BAND| G
