- Spacious mid‑terrace: 1,352 sq ft over three floors
- Bright bay‑front reception with 2.90m ceiling height
- Modern shaker kitchen, utility and ground‑floor cloakroom
- Top‑floor double bedroom with eaves storage and shower room
- Double glazing installed post‑2002; mains gas central heating
- Leasehold with 998 years remaining (long lease)
- Solid brick walls (no cavity insulation indicated)
- Small/modest external amenity; limited rear garden shown
Set on a tree‑lined street in the heart of Barons Court, this three‑bedroom mid‑terrace offers 1,352 sq ft of well‑proportioned living over three floors. A bright bay‑front reception with high ceilings and plantation shutters provides an elegant family living space, while the modern shaker kitchen/dining area opens to useful utility and a ground‑floor cloakroom. The converted top floor creates a generous third bedroom with eaves storage and a separate shower room—ideal for older children or guests.
Practical features include double glazing (fitted post‑2002), mains gas central heating with boiler and radiators, and a very long remaining lease (998 years). The house sits within a walkable neighbourhood of shops, cafes and good local schools, with excellent public transport links (Barons Court, West Kensington and West Brompton nearby) making commutes to central and south London straightforward.
Buyers should note this is a leasehold property and council tax is above average. The construction is original solid brick with no added wall insulation indicated, so there is potential to improve thermal performance. External amenity appears modest — no substantial rear garden is shown on the plan — which may matter for families wanting larger outdoor space.
Overall, the property suits a family or purchaser seeking a spacious, turn‑key period home in a central W14 location, with the opportunity to add value via targeted energy upgrades or sympathetic loft/extension works subject to planning.
