Large private terrace, gated parking and modern fixtures near excellent transport links.
West-facing 51'6" x 11'10" private decked terrace
Allocated gated parking and concierge on site
Spacious open-plan kitchen/reception, 881 sq ft total
Two double bedrooms and two bathrooms, one en-suite
Very long lease: 978 years remaining
Electric room heating — potentially higher running costs
Ground rent £500; council tax described as expensive
Located in area with very high crime statistics
This bright ground-floor apartment occupies 881 sq ft within a period conversion that combines character brickwork with contemporary fittings. The open-plan kitchen/reception opens onto a substantial west-facing decked terrace, creating genuine indoor–outdoor living and rare outdoor space for central London. Two double bedrooms and two bathrooms (one en-suite) suit sharers, couples or a small family.
Practical benefits include allocated gated parking, an extremely long lease (978 years) and double glazing. The flat is largely well maintained with modern finishes and wood flooring throughout, making it move-in ready for buyers seeking convenience and city living near Ravenscourt Park and Hammersmith transport links.
Buyers should note a few material factors: heating is electric via room heaters, which can be more expensive than gas systems; council tax is described as expensive; and ground rent is £500 (described as average). The property is leasehold and situated in an area with very high crime statistics and signs of local deprivation — factors to consider for lifestyle, insurance and lettability.
Overall this apartment offers a rare combination of substantial private outdoor space, secure parking and a long lease in a well-appointed period-to-modern conversion. It will appeal to first-time buyers and investors prioritising space, transport access and strong natural light, but those sensitive to running costs or concerned about local crime should factor these into their decision.