This truly remarkable property has a real depth of quality and personality, full of considered, inspiring architectural touches with the patterned wallpaper, light wood flooring, tall panel radiators and full height panelled doors providing a fitting nod to 1930s architecture.

Discreetly set back and approached via a pretty front garden, the welcoming entrance leads to a beautiful double reception room characterised by the earthy neutral décor, natural wood flooring and open fireplace. To the rear the most wonderful kitchen dining room awaits. The exceptional kitchen itself, which opens onto the secluded family garden, is of exquisite taste, with simple white units and blacked stained oak shelves, complimented by some incredible architectural glasswork. Hand built cupboards in the dining area with a 'tea station' makes this kitchen both sleek and practical with lots of storage. There are three bedrooms (including one on the ground floor so could easily double up as a guest room or office) with ensuite to the master, a luxurious bathroom with soft plastered walls and a wonderful family sized garden with a westerly aspect capturing the best of the afternoon sun. A privacy gate leads to a private parking space which is accessed from the side of the house and there is wiring for an electric car charger to be installed. The detached garden room is of particular note, fully insulated with power and lighting (the original idea was to install a sauna/steam room and the infrastructure /power to complete that project remains in place should a new owner wish) is currently split into two halves- 2/3 office on one side, and a 1/3 shed on the other (affectionally known as the 'Shoffice!) and was built from new back in 2021. In addition, the owners have built bin cupboards and a bike shed in the same black panel style as the Shoffice.

Old Isleworth is a small, close-knit community, exemplified by the regular Artisan and Farmers Markets launched in 2018. Stroll past the beautiful Georgian houses along Church Street and you reach the London Apprentice, a wonderfully historic pub situated on the very banks of the Thames. Perfect for enjoying a drink or meal, and for soaking up the views across the river. A pretty walk over the lock and along the river to Richmond station in less than half an hour - perfect for family strolls or getting a bit of exercise and head space before your twenty-minute commute into Waterloo or a shorter walk or bus to any of St Margaret's, Twickenham or Isleworth, or of course you can take the car thanks to the ample street parking. Kew Gardens are only ten minutes away, as is the up-and-coming Brentford which is being completely regenerated and offers scenic canal walks and many new restaurants and cafes. The area plays host to some of west London's most sought-after Primary schools including The Blue

Tenure: Freehold