3 bedroom house

A truly unique riverside home forming 1 of 7 live work units on Hammersmith Terrace, W6. With the original section of the house dating back to the 19th century and transformed as part of St Peter's Wharf Scheme in 1971. The scheme, still in place today was conceived by the Artist Julian Trevelyan and the Trevelyan Arts Trust and designed by the renowned architect Michael Pattrick. Julian and his Wife Mary Fedden's vision is still very much alive today with covenants on the lease ensuring that every resident & future resident is engaged in a creative profession. Upon entering the cottage, you are met by a generous entrance hall & welcoming hallway off which there are: reception room/potential third bedroom, second bedroom & large shower/utility room which leads towards a large studio with great ceiling heights & floor to ceiling doors out. To the first floor, a hallway provides access to a number of rooms, one of the highlights undoubtedly being the river views seen from the 22 ft reception room, which captivate the eye from the moment the room is entered. Further features of the room itself are the open plan, yet recessed kitchen to the rear from where the Thames can still be seen and a private, decked terrace with steps leading down into the gardens accessible through the river facing glass doors. Whilst the principle rooms to the first floor are those that look towards the water, others include a family bathroom and the master bedroom. Additionally benefiting from off road parking and joint ownership of the adjoining garage, this is a truly unique and historic home, located in a beautiful setting and offering any artist the opportunity of living amongst a community of likeminded, appreciative individuals. Confirmed working artist categories: Painting, Sculpture, Print Making, Graphic Design, Product Design, Ceramic Design, Design for Theatre Television or Film, Fashion Design, Textile Design, Architecture, Landscape Architecture &Interior Design. EPC rating E.