3 Bed Terraced House For Sale

A wonderfully presented & larger than average mid terrace, Victorian home in the heart of Askew Village. On the ground floor, the house benefits from a large bay fronted, double reception room with the features of the period maintained with full cornices and ceiling roses intact. Both rooms have fantastic ceiling height and plenty of natural light with the rear reception offering access into the garden via a set of french doors and the front reception benefitting from an attractive gas fire.

The kitchen is accessible from the hall and benefits from fitted appliances, plenty of surface space for those that enjoy cooking, room for a large dining table and a large range cooker. The kitchen opens out via a dutch door into a large, west facing rear garden with mature trees to the rear for privacy. This floor also has access down into a cellar currently used for storage.

On the first floor, you have a generous master bedroom to the front with plenty of light from two east facing sash windows, a family bathroom and two further double bedrooms that all benefit from their own built in storage. Should the buyer wish to there is lots of space to extend the house further on the ground floor and into the loft subject to relevant consents.

This is a rare opportunity to purchase a lovely family home in an exceptionally sought after road and a must see for young families & couples alike.

Westville Road is a quiet, residential street in Askew Village and positioned well for the green space of Ravenscourt Park. Located just off Askew Road, it is positioned ideally for its array of local shops, bars and restaurants. The award winning ginger pig butchers, The Eagle with its excellent pub garden and Cafe Louche are local favourites. Ravenscourt Park (District line) as well as Goldhawk Road (Hammersmith & City line & Circle line) as well as Shepherds Bush (Central line) are all nearby offering excellent connections into town. The house is also ideally located for the array of shops, restaurants and amenities of Westfield and those surrounding the development at the BBC Television Centre.