6 bedroom detached house

Built c.1880 in one of the most visually pleasing designs of Norman Shaw's classic, Queen Ann, tile-hung houses is this grade II listed, detached six bedroom family home. The house has been arranged over three floors and has been augmented by a large reception room in the vernacular style with a double height window. The house is situated in a prime position on a corner plot in the heart of the Bedford Park conservation area, known for being London's first Garden Suburb.

Benefiting from a wonderful blend of contemporary entertaining space and elegant Norman Shaw architectural features. The unusually lateral living space includes an informal open-plan family kitchen and breakfast area, separate formal drawing room with oriel window and seat; floor to ceiling fitted breakfront book case and fireplace. There is also a large dining room, also with oriel window and seat, a generous reception area and a further large reception room to the rear, with 4.5 metre high ceilings and a superb floor to ceiling window at the southern end of the room.

The upper floors consist of six superbly proportioned bedrooms including; a large principal suite incorporating a large en-suite and walk in wardrobe on the first floor. A family bathroom can also be found on the first floor along with two additional double bedrooms, one of which is currently used as a study. The second floor consists of three large double bedrooms, one of which is en-suite, as well as a further family bathroom. The house sits in a generous corner plot with off-street parking and a beautiful mature walled garden that is mostly laid to lawn.

Woodstock Road is a quiet and ideally placed street in Bedford Park, London's first garden suburb and Chiswick's most sought-after enclave. The road is situated behind St. Michael & All Angels Church, a few minutes' walk from Turnham Green station (District Line), and an abundance of shops and restaurants in Chiswick. Central London, Heathrow (A4/M4) and the M40 are easily accessible. Bedford Park is a conservation area, and there are leading independent schools close by, including Orchard House and Chiswick & Bedford Park.