Set within a quiet residential street close to the Thames, this four-bedroom family home brings together generous living space, a private garden and the village atmosphere of Strand on the Green. Arranged over three floors, the house has a natural sense of flow, with a double reception room at its centre. A brick fireplace and built-in shelving lend character to the living space, while the kit
Set within a quiet residential street close to the Thames, this four-bedroom family home brings together generous living space, a private garden and the village atmosphere of Strand on the Green. Arranged over three floors, the house has a natural sense of flow, with a double reception room at its centre. A brick fireplace and built-in shelving lend character to the living space, while the kitchen and dining area opens onto a secluded rear garden. With mature planting, a paved seating area and space for outdoor dining, the garden becomes a natural extension of the house through the warmer months. The first floor comprises three bedrooms and a family bathroom with one of the bedrooms offering flexibility as an additional dedicated space to work from home. Occupying the top floor, the fourth bedroom has its own en-suite shower room, creating a degree of separation from the rest of the house. The setting is a particular draw. A short walk brings you to Strand on the Green, one of Chiswick’s most distinctive riverside neighbourhoods. Once a fishing village on the banks of the Thames, its historic cottages, eighteenth-century houses and old riverside pubs give the area a character quite apart from the surrounding streets. Today, the towpath, waterside walks and pubs such as The Bell & Crown and The City Barge are part of everyday life, with the river providing a welcome change of pace from the city. Kew Bridge and Gunnersbury stations are within reach for connections across London, while the A4 and M4 provide convenient road links. EPC rating C. Council tax band F.