Well-presented three-bed home with garden and extension potential.
Three bedrooms with through reception and bay windows
Smart fitted kitchen with some built-in appliances
West-facing garden with side access; small-to-average plot
Chain-free freehold with scope to extend STPP
Single family bathroom only; may suit 1-2 children best
Constructed c.1930s; solid brick walls likely without insulation
Council tax level above average for the area
Excellent schools, fast broadband and strong mobile signal
This well-presented three-bedroom end-of-terrace sits on a quiet Twickenham road, arranged over two floors and ready for family life. Neutral décor, a through reception with bay window and double doors, and a smart fitted kitchen create a comfortable, move-in-ready interior. The west-facing garden provides afternoon sun and side access for bikes or bins. The property is freehold and chain-free, offering straightforward purchase for families or buyers seeking a commuter base.
The house offers scope to increase space (subject to planning permission) — buyers could consider a rear or loft extension to add value and improve layout. Built circa 1930s with solid brick walls (assumed uninsulated), the home may benefit from targeted improvements such as insulation, kitchen upgrades or bathroom modernisation to suit contemporary tastes. About 966 sq ft internal area gives a practical family footprint but the plot is small-to-average, so outdoor space is modest.
Location is a key selling point: excellent local schools (several rated Outstanding), easy access to stations with direct services to central London, frequent buses and close proximity to Twickenham and Strawberry Hill amenities, riverside walks and pubs. Practical details: mains gas boiler and radiators, double glazing installed post-2002, fast broadband and strong mobile signal. Note council tax is above average and the property has a single bathroom — important considerations for larger families.