House For Rent £15,000
An outstanding five bedroomed period house, architecturally designed by Vawdrey House who created a sylish space for family living.
Traditional tiles flow through the entrance, the foundation for a captivating intertwining of old and new. Zoned behind Crittall glass, a reception room enveloped in dark olive creates an inviting first impression. Contrasting the deeper hues, a white painted ceiling accentuates the room’s enviable proportions. Marble shelving highlights the focal feature – a recessed fireplace with stove.
A tranquil ambience flows through to an office space, where a large built-in desk spans two walls. Light green integrated storage creates continuity, loosely recalling the palette of the reception room. Glass walls surround an atrium courtyard, imparting a serene feel.
A hive of textural detail, the open-plan kitchen and dining room is meticulously contemporary. Wooden cabinetry brings warmth to the kitchen, a space subtly delineated by a gold-veined marble island and beams overhead. A pale blue Lacanche cooker creates a gentle contrast. Backdropped by a white-brick wall, a row of gold lights suspended from leather strappings illuminates the dining area.
Inviting the outside in, glass encompasses the entire rear wall and creates barely-there boundaries between a seating space and an outdoor decked patio. The west-facing garden beyond is considerately zoned, with spaced tiles marking an ideal barbecue spot.
Styled for family living, cool carpet and colour flow through three bedrooms on the first floor – each with its own character. Be swept away in teal tones, cool blue, or blush. Serving the three bedrooms, a family bathroom embraces a playful feel with peach and white tiles that sweep up the wall. A freestanding bathtub and burnished brassware add refinement.
At the top of the home, pale pink shiplap walls add a soothing air to the principal bedroom suite. Flooding the space with light, two skylights and floor-to-ceiling window that opens to a Juliette balcony. Turquoise tiling creates a tranquil ambience in the en suite bathroom, complete with a dual walk-in shower.
From the ground floor, stairs lead down to an additional en-suite bedroom, study space and a utility room.
Just south of the River Thames, Glebe Road takes an idyllic position in a tranquil residential area of Barnes. Stop by Gail’s Bakery for breakfast and coffee, then pick up groceries from Barnes Pantry. Keen to get close to nature? Venture over to Barnes Green for a stroll, or the gardens and wildlife of London Wetland Centre are just a walk away. Spend an afternoon browsing the art on display at Riverside Gallery, then head to Riva for intimate Italian dining, or Church Road for fine food and classic cocktails.
Barnes Bridge – 10 mins walk (South Western Railway)
Barnes – 13 mins walk (South Western Railway)
Location:
The property is situated in the heart of Barnes and located in a much sought after road.
Barnes Village provides an eclectic range of shops, restaurants and the pretty Duck Pond.
Heathrow can be accessed via the A4/M4 to the West and into Central London to the East.
Barnes Station and Barnes Bridge Station provide a frequent service into Waterloo and Richmond. Hammersmith Broadway provides an underground and bus network system.
There are excellent schools in the area and of particular note - St Paul’s, The Harrodian, The Swedish School and Ibstock Place School. For younger pupils there is Colet Court, St Osmund’s and Barnes Primary School.
For Sports and keep fit enthusiasts, The Roehampton Club and the LTA National Centre are situated close by, The Riverside Health Club is to be found on the north bank of the Thames, whilst Barn Elms offers a wide range of sporting activities.
Traditional tiles flow through the entrance, the foundation for a captivating intertwining of old and new. Zoned behind Crittall glass, a reception room enveloped in dark olive creates an inviting first impression. Contrasting the deeper hues, a white painted ceiling accentuates the room’s enviable proportions. Marble shelving highlights the focal feature – a recessed fireplace with stove.
A tranquil ambience flows through to an office space, where a large built-in desk spans two walls. Light green integrated storage creates continuity, loosely recalling the palette of the reception room. Glass walls surround an atrium courtyard, imparting a serene feel.
A hive of textural detail, the open-plan kitchen and dining room is meticulously contemporary. Wooden cabinetry brings warmth to the kitchen, a space subtly delineated by a gold-veined marble island and beams overhead. A pale blue Lacanche cooker creates a gentle contrast. Backdropped by a white-brick wall, a row of gold lights suspended from leather strappings illuminates the dining area.
Inviting the outside in, glass encompasses the entire rear wall and creates barely-there boundaries between a seating space and an outdoor decked patio. The west-facing garden beyond is considerately zoned, with spaced tiles marking an ideal barbecue spot.
Styled for family living, cool carpet and colour flow through three bedrooms on the first floor – each with its own character. Be swept away in teal tones, cool blue, or blush. Serving the three bedrooms, a family bathroom embraces a playful feel with peach and white tiles that sweep up the wall. A freestanding bathtub and burnished brassware add refinement.
At the top of the home, pale pink shiplap walls add a soothing air to the principal bedroom suite. Flooding the space with light, two skylights and floor-to-ceiling window that opens to a Juliette balcony. Turquoise tiling creates a tranquil ambience in the en suite bathroom, complete with a dual walk-in shower.
From the ground floor, stairs lead down to an additional en-suite bedroom, study space and a utility room.
Just south of the River Thames, Glebe Road takes an idyllic position in a tranquil residential area of Barnes. Stop by Gail’s Bakery for breakfast and coffee, then pick up groceries from Barnes Pantry. Keen to get close to nature? Venture over to Barnes Green for a stroll, or the gardens and wildlife of London Wetland Centre are just a walk away. Spend an afternoon browsing the art on display at Riverside Gallery, then head to Riva for intimate Italian dining, or Church Road for fine food and classic cocktails.
Barnes Bridge – 10 mins walk (South Western Railway)
Barnes – 13 mins walk (South Western Railway)
Location:
The property is situated in the heart of Barnes and located in a much sought after road.
Barnes Village provides an eclectic range of shops, restaurants and the pretty Duck Pond.
Heathrow can be accessed via the A4/M4 to the West and into Central London to the East.
Barnes Station and Barnes Bridge Station provide a frequent service into Waterloo and Richmond. Hammersmith Broadway provides an underground and bus network system.
There are excellent schools in the area and of particular note - St Paul’s, The Harrodian, The Swedish School and Ibstock Place School. For younger pupils there is Colet Court, St Osmund’s and Barnes Primary School.
For Sports and keep fit enthusiasts, The Roehampton Club and the LTA National Centre are situated close by, The Riverside Health Club is to be found on the north bank of the Thames, whilst Barn Elms offers a wide range of sporting activities.
