Five well-proportioned bedrooms across three storeys
Large open-plan kitchen/living/dining with skylights and garden access
Two reception rooms; modern fitted kitchen and integrated appliances
Two contemporary bathrooms including family bath and shower room
Victorian mid-terrace; period features and bay windows retained
Small rear garden and modest plot size for a family house
Solid brick walls assumed uninsulated; potential retrofit costs
Area has pockets of deprivation; crime level reported as average
Set across three generous storeys, this five-bedroom Victorian terrace on Vespan Road combines period character with contemporary living. The house is presented in excellent condition with two reception rooms and a large open-plan kitchen/living/dining space that benefits from skylights and direct garden access — a flexible layout for family life and entertaining.
Practical positives include double glazing (installed post-2002), mains gas central heating with boiler and radiators, and integrated kitchen appliances. The property is freehold and sits on a quiet, tree-lined street just moments from Askew Village cafés, shops and local green spaces such as Ravenscourt Park — handy for school runs and weekend family time.
Buyers should note a few material points: the mid-terrace is of solid brick construction with no known wall insulation (assumed), which may affect energy efficiency and future retrofit costs. The rear garden and plot are small compared with larger suburban plots. The wider neighbourhood has pockets of deprivation despite strong local amenities; crime is reported as average. Council tax band is not provided.
Overall this is a well-presented family home in a sought-after West London location, with good transport links (District, Central and Overground lines) and access to several highly regarded primary and secondary schools. It will suit buyers seeking period charm combined with modern convenience, and those willing to consider insulation or energy-efficiency improvements in future.
