Extensively renovated to a high standard throughout
Almost 70 ft landscaped rear garden with summer house
Large open-plan kitchen with skylights and sliding doors
Off-street parking plus side garage; narrow drive
Built c.1900–1929 with solid brick walls; likely no insulation
Freehold tenure in a very affluent, low-crime area
Excellent local schools and District Line transport links
Council tax described as quite expensive; verify rates
This substantial Edwardian semi-detached house on Emlyn Road combines period character with a full high-quality refurbishment, creating a comfortable family home in a very affluent West London neighbourhood. The living spaces have been opened up for modern family life, with a large contemporary kitchen, skylights and wide sliding doors that connect directly to an almost 70 ft landscaped garden and summer house—ideal for children and outdoor entertaining.
Arranged over three storeys with a loft conversion, the property offers flexible accommodation and good natural light throughout. Off-street parking and a side garage add practical convenience for car-owning families. The location benefits from excellent local schools, quick access to Stamford Brook and Turnham Green tube stations (District Line), and a strong local amenity offer including Askew Village and Turnham Green Terrace.
Buyers should note a few practical considerations: council tax is described as quite expensive, the original brick walls are believed to be uninsulated (period property fabric), and the drive is narrow. Also be aware of inconsistent listing information regarding bedroom count between sources; confirm exact internal room numbers and layout during viewing. Overall this refurbished period house will suit families seeking a substantial, turnkey home close to good schools and transport links.
