Characterful family home with private garden and strong refurbishment potential.
Four bedrooms across three floors with flexible family accommodation
Set on one of Acton’s most sought-after streets, this four-bedroom Victorian mid-terrace blends period character with practical family living. High ceilings, bay windows and original mouldings remain throughout, creating bright, well-proportioned reception rooms and a clear sense of charm. The layout spans three floors, giving flexibility for family life, home working or rental rooms.
The house has a secluded rear garden — unusually generous for an inner-city terrace — accessed from the ground floor, ideal for relaxing or entertaining. The property sits close to good schools, local shops and strong transport links into central London, making it convenient for daily commutes and family routines.
Buyers should note this is an older solid-brick home (circa 1900–1929) with assumed no cavity insulation and double glazing of unknown age; upgrading insulation and modernising services may be desirable to improve energy efficiency. The area records very high local crime and is classed as deprived, which is a material consideration for some purchasers. The plot is small overall and the house footprint is average for the area.
This freehold mid-terrace offers strong period appeal and clear potential for refurbishment to contemporary family standards. It will suit buyers seeking character, a substantial private garden and proximity to Acton’s amenities and schools, and who are prepared to invest in modernisation where needed.