5 bed terraced house for sale

Westhorpe Road, London SW15

An impressive and well-presented five-bedroom house situated in this sought-after residential West Putney location.

The house has been meticulously renovated to an exceptionally high standard and boasts excellent family accommodation arranged over three floors with high ceilings throughout. The reception hall leads to a modern and open plan kitchen/dining room from Kitchen Architecture with top of the range appliances including bora / Siemens / Quooker, underfloor heating and direct access to the beautiful west facing garden. Large, Maxlight glass sliding doors in the kitchen allow for masses of natural light due to the west facing aspect as well as a very large skylight. The double reception room to the front of the house opens on to the kitchen, but can be separated if desired, by virtue of the doors thus providing flexible family and entertaining space. The reception room has a beautiful fireplace fitted with a rais wood-burning stove. The ground floor is complemented with a separate WC and cellar providing utility space and useful storage. The upper floors benefit from a spacious principal double bedroom and four additional bedrooms, along with two well-designed family bathrooms. The property has a fully extended loft, maximising space with further benefits from ample fitted cabinetry and eaves storage.

Westhorpe Road is a quiet road located in the heart of prime West Putney, with the house benefiting from an open aspect and outlook down Bangalore street. It is a short walk to the independent shops and cafes of Lower Richmond Road, and Putney High Street, which offers excellent and varied amenities. Transport links are excellent with East Putney and Putney Bridge (district line), Putney mainline station (waterloo), bus links and the Putney river boat service. Motorists are well-served by the nearby A3. The is a good range of excellent local schools in the area and fabulous recreational facilities are on hand, including: Richmond Park, Putney Embankment and the Thames path.