Garden Central heating

Victorian 3 bedroom mid-terraced house in W6

This sensitively renovated freehold period property has many original features and benefits from central heating throughout. Downstairs accommodation consists of a living room (12' 4" x 11' 10") with bay sash windows (with laminated glass in the lower sashes), original coving and the original cast iron fireplace with an inset coal-effect gas fire. There is a feed for either satellite or cable television (which is also available, via an amplifier, to TV points in the kitchen and bedrooms). The main telephone point is in the living room with additional points in the kitchen and landing. The dining room (11' 0" x 9' 5") has a marble panel fireplace with an electric flame-effect fire and has French windows opening onto the garden. The hall has two large under-stairs storage cupboards. The L-shaped galley kitchen (17' 4" long and 10' 0" wide (max)) has fitted beech units and stainless steel splashbacks and a one and a half bowl sink. There is a five-ring Brittania gas hob with a wok burner and two single NEFF electric ovens underneath the hob and a 900 mm NEFF stainless steel extractor hood. The breakfast bar area is plumbed for a washer/ drier and a dishwasher. The downstairs shower room (7' 2" x 4' 3") has rubber flooring, a white WC and wash hand basin and has a large enclosed fully tiled shower area with a folding glass door. The glazed kitchen door leads to a fully paved, low maintenance split-level garden (25' x 16') with raised flower beds and a wooden pergola with a vine. The garden has outside lighting and a water feature and has space for two tables for entertaining. There is a large brick-built, bespoke barbecue. The garden looks on to the rear of the prestigious Queen’s Club mansions. There is also a small front garden with mature hedging.

A traditional staircase leads to the upper floor. The front main bedroom (15' 7" x 9' 5"), which runs the full length of the house, has three sash windows, original coving and is currently used as a Buddhist prayer room. The middle bedroom (11' 0" x 6' 11") has a sash window and a small original cast-iron fireplace. The bathroom (8' 1" x 6' 3") has a fitted bath with a tiled surround, a WC and wash hand basin. The bathroom has a pine floor and door. The rear bedroom (9' 8" x 9' 3") has two large floor-to-ceiling fitted wardrobes, a laminate floor, a double glazed uPVC window and a ceiling fan. The large landing has storage potential and presently has an “office area” with a computer workstation, shelves and filing cabinets. The loft, which is fully boarded, has fluorescent lights and mains power and is current used as workshop. Potential exists to create additional living accommodation in the loft area. A new Velux window in the roof provides light to the landing.

Musard Road is a quiet, tree-lined residential street with good transport links to Heathrow airport and central London. Barons Court Underground station (District and Piccadilly lines) is less than 10 minutes walk away. There are excellent private and council schools, shops, bars and restaurants in the close vicinity. A swimming pool and health club are nearby. The property is in the London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham and is rated at Council Tax band F (£1742.70 per year). There is ample on-street residents parking (£95 per year).

Price: £725,000, freehold, with no onward chain and vacant possession on completion.