Set directly on the Thames, between Chiswick Mall and Upper Mall, this rare Grade II-listed townhouse is one of just 17 distinguished mid-18th-century terrace houses in this coveted riverside enclave. One of only 400 homes within the M25 to enjoy a garden that meets the water’s edge, it offers a truly unique connection to the river, with access by boat at high tide or to the foreshore at low tide.
Arranged over five elegant floors, the house unfolds in a sequence of beautifully proportioned spaces. The lower ground floor is home to a generous kitchen and dining area, where French doors open onto a secluded patio. A utility room, cloakroom, and additional store room provide practical accommodation.
At ground level, a grand reception room is framed by full-height sash windows, offering uninterrupted river views. A period fireplace provides a focal point, while steps lead down to the private garden. Adjacent, a separate study or reading room provides a quiet retreat.
The first floor is given over to a magnificent principal bedroom, its three-window-wide frontage embracing the river. A private balcony and en-suite shower room complete the space. Two further bedrooms, both enjoying water views, sit on the second floor alongside a spacious family bathroom.
Crowning the house, the top floor offers a spectacular 22 ft. by 18 ft. studio or fourth bedroom. Dual-aspect views capture the shifting moods of the Thames to one side and the London skyline to the other.
Rich in period detail and sensitively preserved, the house is ideally positioned, a short walk from Stamford Brook station and within easy reach of the A4/M4 for swift access into and out of London. Excellent schools, including Godolphin & Latymer, Colet Court, and St Paul’s, are all nearby.
Council Tax Band H. EPC rating D.
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