Renovation opportunity with garden and strong transport links for practical families.
- Three bedrooms with through lounge and separate kitchen
- Large private rear garden and decent overall plot
- Off-street driveway parking to the front
- Sold chain free on freehold title
- Requires renovation and cosmetic modernisation throughout
- Scope to extend subject to planning permission
- Solid brick walls; likely no wall insulation installed
- Local crime levels are above average
This 1930s-built end-of-terrace offers a straightforward family layout across two storeys: through lounge, separate kitchen, three bedrooms and a bathroom. The house sits on a decent plot with an off-street driveway and a large private rear garden, providing immediate outdoor space and scope for extension subject to planning.
Positioned in a quiet residential street in Isleworth, the property benefits from strong transport links — the H37 bus to St Margarets and Richmond and Isleworth station for services to Waterloo — plus good local amenities and several well-rated schools nearby. It is sold chain free on a freehold title and has mains gas central heating, double glazing and fast broadband.
The house is offered as a renovation project. Cosmetic and modernisation works are required throughout and the property has traditional solid-brick walls (no added wall insulation assumed). These factors, together with the clear scope to extend, make it suitable for buyers looking to add significant value through refurbishment. Note factual negatives: the property needs renovation, and local crime levels are above average, which may influence some buyers.
Practical details: total internal area about 877 sq ft, moderate council tax band, no flooding risk, and excellent mobile signal. For purchasers seeking a period home with character and a sizeable garden in a well-connected part of TW7, this house presents a realistic opportunity to create a comfortable family home or a value-led investment after improvement works.