£1,895,000
4 bed semi-detached house for saleQueen Elizabeth Walk, Barnes SW13
4 beds
3 baths
2 receptions
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Freehold
About this property
A Unique Semi-Detached House
Barnes Village Location
4 Bedrooms & 3 Bathrooms
Garage & Driveway
Near Barnes Mainline Station
Historic Planning Permission Granted for rear extension and garage conversation refs - 19/1032/hot and 02/2918
EPC Rating D
A well-presented semi-detached family home with a garage and driveway, located in the quiet and leafy part of Barnes. The gates to the London Wetlands Centre are a few hundred metres from the house, as is the Thames footpath leading to Putney and Hammersmith. This relatively modern house is arranged over three floors and offers balanced and bright accommodation throughout, with lovely views across Barn Elms playing fields.
The house has recently been redecorated and upgraded and is presented in excellent condition. The ground floor comprises an entrance hall, generous triple-aspect reception room with sliding doors onto the garden, a cloakroom, a stylish modern kitchen and additional breakfast room. On the first floor there are three double bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, two contemporary bathrooms and two balconies. The top floor is occupied by a large double bedroom with a new en-suite bathroom and plenty of eaves storage space.
There is a generous rear garden which is private and secluded and has side access from the front of the property. Additional features include two terrace-style balconies at the front and rear of the house, distant views of the London skyline from the top floor rooms.
Queen Elizabeth Walk is a quiet tree-lined cul-de-sac leading to the River Thames from the crossroads at Castelnau, Rocks Lane and Church Road.
Barnes is a small community with a beautiful village at its heart. The village perfectly balances city and country living thanks to its easy London transport links and the green spaces of Barnes common, Barnes green with its famous duck pond, the London wetland centre and the world famous Richmond Park close-by. An ideal location for families, the area has outstanding state and private school options, including St Paul's boys and juniors school, the Harrodian, the Swedish school, St. Osmonds, Barnes and Lowther primary schools to name a few. There are everyday amenities such as dry cleaning, small supermarkets and coffee spots on your doorstep alongside a selection of pubs, cafes, delis and restaurants. Local favourites include Alma cafe, the Red Lion pub and Church Road restaurant. Barnes village also holds a farmers market every Saturday. For the sports enthusiasts, The Riverside Health Club is just across Barnes Bridge while Rocks Lane offers a wide range of sporting activities.
Convenient transport links are at nearby Barnes and Barnes Bridge stations, which offer frequent services into London Waterloo, with Hammersmith tube station also just across Hammersmith bridge (currently accessible by foot and cycle traffic).
Council tax band: G
EPC Rating: D
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The house has recently been redecorated and upgraded and is presented in excellent condition. The ground floor comprises an entrance hall, generous triple-aspect reception room with sliding doors onto the garden, a cloakroom, a stylish modern kitchen and additional breakfast room. On the first floor there are three double bedrooms with built-in wardrobes, two contemporary bathrooms and two balconies. The top floor is occupied by a large double bedroom with a new en-suite bathroom and plenty of eaves storage space.
There is a generous rear garden which is private and secluded and has side access from the front of the property. Additional features include two terrace-style balconies at the front and rear of the house, distant views of the London skyline from the top floor rooms.
Queen Elizabeth Walk is a quiet tree-lined cul-de-sac leading to the River Thames from the crossroads at Castelnau, Rocks Lane and Church Road.
Barnes is a small community with a beautiful village at its heart. The village perfectly balances city and country living thanks to its easy London transport links and the green spaces of Barnes common, Barnes green with its famous duck pond, the London wetland centre and the world famous Richmond Park close-by. An ideal location for families, the area has outstanding state and private school options, including St Paul's boys and juniors school, the Harrodian, the Swedish school, St. Osmonds, Barnes and Lowther primary schools to name a few. There are everyday amenities such as dry cleaning, small supermarkets and coffee spots on your doorstep alongside a selection of pubs, cafes, delis and restaurants. Local favourites include Alma cafe, the Red Lion pub and Church Road restaurant. Barnes village also holds a farmers market every Saturday. For the sports enthusiasts, The Riverside Health Club is just across Barnes Bridge while Rocks Lane offers a wide range of sporting activities.
Convenient transport links are at nearby Barnes and Barnes Bridge stations, which offer frequent services into London Waterloo, with Hammersmith tube station also just across Hammersmith bridge (currently accessible by foot and cycle traffic).
Council tax band: G
EPC Rating: D
Our China Desk is here for you, if Chinese is your preferred language, please get in touch via WeChat (s-ChestertonsAPAC)
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