This beautifully presented detached Victorian home is located on one of the premier roads in Strawberry Hill.
Offering an exceptional sense of space and light over three floors, along with additional outbuildings and a 160 ft. private garden.
On the entrance level, you’ll find three substantial reception rooms, featuring original fireplaces and a working log burner. There is also a separate utility room, and a shower room with WC. The heart of the home is an elegantly designed open-plan, kitchen/diner, complete with a central island and an incorporated breakfast bar. An impressive vaulted skylight enhances the ceiling height, while French doors invite an abundance of natural light.

The first floor boasts three double bedrooms, including the primary bedroom with ample storage, and an ensuite shower room with WC.
On the second floor, you will find two additional bedrooms, extra storage space, and a large contemporary family bathroom.
This unique property also features a rarely seen and sought-after 160 ft garden, complete with a gym equipped with air conditioning.
Additionally, there is off-street parking that comfortably accommodates multiple cars and includes a private electric charging point.

Strawberry Hill is famously known for its picturesque Gothic Revival style homes, mostly inspired by the writer Horace Walpole who built Strawberry Hill House in 1749. Strawberry Hill maintains a vibrant community atmosphere, with local parks, shop, and cafes contributing to its appeal.

The closest train station is Strawberry Hill which is approximately 0.1 miles away and provides links to London Waterloo via Richmond or Wimbledon. Local bus services run from approximately 0.1 miles away and offer direct links to Teddington High Street, central Twickenham and Twickenham Station. Twickenham train station provides a fast and direct service into London Waterloo, which takes approximately twenty-five minutes.

Twickenham High Street is approximately 0.6 miles from the property. Twickenham provides you with the best of both worlds with efficient transport links and picturesque green spaces including Radnor Gardens and Twickenham Green. The High Street offers a range of supermarkets, shops, and restaurants. While Church Street is home to boutique shops, and cafes. There is an array of entertainment venues including museums, theatres, and Twickenham Stadium, home of England Rugby.

The surrounding area is well suited for family life with numerous recreational facilities, fabulous golf courses, riding stables, and local sports teams. The much-acclaimed Lensbury Club is easily accessible by car or public transport from the property. The renowned private sports club provides an extensive range of sailing and leisure facilities.

The local schools include Newlands House, Radnor House, Waldegrave Girls, St Catherine's, St James's, The Mall, Teddington School, Hampton Boys and Lady Eleanor Holles.

EPC Rating | D
Council Tax Band | G
Tenure | Freehold

Sourced reference: 160789916