Offers over
£1,000,000
3 bed end terrace house for saleCompton Crescent, Chiswick W4
3 beds
1 bath
2 receptions
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Chain free
Freehold
About this property
Same family owner since the late 50s/early 60s
Probate sale, Grant of Probate - in hand
An opportunity to create your own home
Potential to add 300-400sq ft, subject to planning permissions
Just about liveable, so could be a live in - project & process
Three double bedrooms
One bathroom
West facing garden
End of terrace with side access
Grove Park Primary School Catchment
Paul's note -
"Are you focusing your property search on houses which need everything doing because you can't stomach someone else's taste?
Or you just really want every inch of your home to be designed by & made for you?
Savills agreed a sale on the road this Summer for a house which was the finished article, the asking price was £1,500,000 Offers Over.
We are pricing this property with that marker in mind and considering what similar houses are selling for on neighbouring roads.
This end of terrace house feels a blend between the Victorian & Edwardian eras. It has had the same family owner since the late 50s/early 60s.
A lot of the original features are still intact but they are hiding behind easily removeable adaptions that the family made over 65 years of ownership.
I talk more about this opportunity in my video, please give that a watch.
It's obvious that this house needs considerable investment but knowing you could have a property worth c.£1.5M, post works - should give you comfort and the enthusiasm for the task in hand.
As mentioned, in my video, those that are prepared to camp, you could move in, do a very light and inexpensive spruce up of the house and have 4 seasons at home before doing the Grand Design. Or you could break up the work into smaller parts, spreading the cost and probably save money too.
The road itself is a no through road, a few minutes walk from what us locals call - 'Fauconberg Village' - which has all the essentials without going to Chiswick High Road, including in my opinion the best Deli in London - Grove Park Deli.
For those that don't know this W4 pocket, the location might look disconnected on the 'map view' but it is simply not the case - do your own homework but talk to me if that is your first impression and I can tell you all about the transport links.
The big hooks for living in this area of Chiswick are - Grove Park Primary School Catchment, Chiswick House & Gardens, the River Thames, Chiswick Station and getting out of London by car to Heathrow & the Countryside.
If you want a project, come to see this - it will be one of the best opportunities, at this price point to sell this Autumn.
This is a Probate sale, the Grant of Probate is in hand but one of the beneficiaries is living at the property and does ideally want to tie-in a purchase, so their could be a chain.
A chain-free sale will depend on the offer amount & eventual sale price."
Material Information:
Tenure - Freehold
EPC Rating – D
Council Tax Band - F
"Are you focusing your property search on houses which need everything doing because you can't stomach someone else's taste?
Or you just really want every inch of your home to be designed by & made for you?
Savills agreed a sale on the road this Summer for a house which was the finished article, the asking price was £1,500,000 Offers Over.
We are pricing this property with that marker in mind and considering what similar houses are selling for on neighbouring roads.
This end of terrace house feels a blend between the Victorian & Edwardian eras. It has had the same family owner since the late 50s/early 60s.
A lot of the original features are still intact but they are hiding behind easily removeable adaptions that the family made over 65 years of ownership.
I talk more about this opportunity in my video, please give that a watch.
It's obvious that this house needs considerable investment but knowing you could have a property worth c.£1.5M, post works - should give you comfort and the enthusiasm for the task in hand.
As mentioned, in my video, those that are prepared to camp, you could move in, do a very light and inexpensive spruce up of the house and have 4 seasons at home before doing the Grand Design. Or you could break up the work into smaller parts, spreading the cost and probably save money too.
The road itself is a no through road, a few minutes walk from what us locals call - 'Fauconberg Village' - which has all the essentials without going to Chiswick High Road, including in my opinion the best Deli in London - Grove Park Deli.
For those that don't know this W4 pocket, the location might look disconnected on the 'map view' but it is simply not the case - do your own homework but talk to me if that is your first impression and I can tell you all about the transport links.
The big hooks for living in this area of Chiswick are - Grove Park Primary School Catchment, Chiswick House & Gardens, the River Thames, Chiswick Station and getting out of London by car to Heathrow & the Countryside.
If you want a project, come to see this - it will be one of the best opportunities, at this price point to sell this Autumn.
This is a Probate sale, the Grant of Probate is in hand but one of the beneficiaries is living at the property and does ideally want to tie-in a purchase, so their could be a chain.
A chain-free sale will depend on the offer amount & eventual sale price."
Material Information:
Tenure - Freehold
EPC Rating – D
Council Tax Band - F
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