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1 bedroom apartment
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1 bed
1 bath
346
EPC rating: C
Key information
Tenure: Leasehold | 164 yrs left
Ground rent: £150 per annum | review period: unconfirmed
Service charge: £3,500 per annum
Council tax: Ask agent
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Features and description
- Red brick Victorian mansion block built 1898–1903 within the Westcroft Conservation Area
- Intelligent layout with partition-walled kitchen maximising living room space
- Bright, spacious living room with a large window
- Crisp, neutral finish throughout
- Large double bedroom with integrated storage; contemporary grey shower room
- Ravenscourt Park (District line) and Stamford Brook are both within short walking distance
- Moments from Ravenscourt Park's 21 acres, the Thames riverside and Chiswick High Road
Guide Price: £270,000 - £285,000
The Hamlet Gardens mansion blocks were built between 1898 and 1903, their striking red brick elevations forming part of the Westcroft Conservation Area, a stone's throw from Ravenscourt Park.
This fourth-floor flat within Kings Court is clean, calm and intelligently arranged. On entry, the kitchen sits neatly to the left, featuring gloss white cabinetry, wooden work surfaces and a white-tiled splashback. It is separated from the front door and living room by well-considered partition walls that create structure while preserving every square foot of the main space. The living room is all the better for it: bright and genuinely spacious, with a large window drawing in good light. A grey contemporary shower room and a large double bedroom with integrated storage complete the property. Crisp white walls and neutral carpet throughout.
Ravenscourt Park, offering 21 acres of green space with origins dating back to a 12th-century medieval manor, is immediately on the doorstep, with tennis courts, a bowling green, a café, and football pitches among its amenities. Ravenscourt Park and Stamford Brook Underground stations (District line) are both close by, putting the West End, the City and Paddington within easy reach. The restaurants and independent shops on Chiswick High Road are a short walk to the west. Equally close is Hammersmith with its broader offering of theatres, cinemas, and riverside walks along the Thames.
The Hamlet Gardens mansion blocks were built between 1898 and 1903, their striking red brick elevations forming part of the Westcroft Conservation Area, a stone's throw from Ravenscourt Park.
This fourth-floor flat within Kings Court is clean, calm and intelligently arranged. On entry, the kitchen sits neatly to the left, featuring gloss white cabinetry, wooden work surfaces and a white-tiled splashback. It is separated from the front door and living room by well-considered partition walls that create structure while preserving every square foot of the main space. The living room is all the better for it: bright and genuinely spacious, with a large window drawing in good light. A grey contemporary shower room and a large double bedroom with integrated storage complete the property. Crisp white walls and neutral carpet throughout.
Ravenscourt Park, offering 21 acres of green space with origins dating back to a 12th-century medieval manor, is immediately on the doorstep, with tennis courts, a bowling green, a café, and football pitches among its amenities. Ravenscourt Park and Stamford Brook Underground stations (District line) are both close by, putting the West End, the City and Paddington within easy reach. The restaurants and independent shops on Chiswick High Road are a short walk to the west. Equally close is Hammersmith with its broader offering of theatres, cinemas, and riverside walks along the Thames.
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