Guide price
£1,750,000
5 bed terraced house for saleKeslake Road, London NW6
5 beds
2 baths
Just added
Chain free
Freehold
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A charming Edwardian terraced house offering approximately 1,502 sq ft of well-proportioned accommodation over two floors, situated in one of Queen’s Park’s most attractive residential roads.
The house has a particularly appealing combination of period character, generous living space and excellent natural light. Original features have been retained throughout, including exposed floorboards, picture and dado rails, cornicing and original skirting, giving the house warmth and character that is increasingly difficult to find.
At the rear, the house faces south, bringing in excellent natural light and making the kitchen/dining space bright and welcoming, with direct access to the garden.
The property is comfortable to live in as it stands, while also giving a new owner the opportunity to update and personalise it gradually over time. The existing proportions, character and layout already work well, so any changes can be made to suit individual tastes rather than out of necessity.
Keslake Road is a quiet, tree-lined cul-de-sac leading directly to Queen’s Park, with very little through traffic and a strong residential feel. Queen’s Park itself is only a short walk away and provides a large open green space at the heart of the neighbourhood.
The surrounding area is particularly well served for everyday life. Salusbury Road and Chamberlayne Road offer a wide range of independent cafés, restaurants, shops and local amenities, while the wider Queen’s Park and Kensal Rise area is one of northwest London’s most established and popular residential neighbourhoods.
Transport connections are excellent. Kensal Rise station provides London Overground services, while Queen’s Park station offers both London Overground and Bakerloo line services, making journeys into central London straightforward.
The area is also well served by a range of nurseries, primary and secondary schools, both state and independent, helping to make this a particularly attractive location for families.
For us, one of the strongest features of the house is its balance: It has the proportions and period detail of an Edwardian home, a genuinely peaceful residential setting, plenty of natural light and outside space, yet is within easy reach of central London.
Freehold. No onward chain.
A charming Edwardian terraced house offering approximately 1,502 sq ft of well-proportioned accommodation over two floors, situated in one of Queen’s Park’s most attractive residential roads.
The house has a particularly appealing combination of period character, generous living space and excellent natural light. Original features have been retained throughout, including exposed floorboards, picture and dado rails, cornicing and original skirting, giving the house warmth and character that is increasingly difficult to find.
At the rear, the house faces south, bringing in excellent natural light and making the kitchen/dining space bright and welcoming, with direct access to the garden.
The property is comfortable to live in as it stands, while also giving a new owner the opportunity to update and personalise it gradually over time. The existing proportions, character and layout already work well, so any changes can be made to suit individual tastes rather than out of necessity.
Keslake Road is a quiet, tree-lined cul-de-sac leading directly to Queen’s Park, with very little through traffic and a strong residential feel. Queen’s Park itself is only a short walk away and provides a large open green space at the heart of the neighbourhood.
The surrounding area is particularly well served for everyday life. Salusbury Road and Chamberlayne Road offer a wide range of independent cafés, restaurants, shops and local amenities, while the wider Queen’s Park and Kensal Rise area is one of northwest London’s most established and popular residential neighbourhoods.
Transport connections are excellent. Kensal Rise station provides London Overground services, while Queen’s Park station offers both London Overground and Bakerloo line services, making journeys into central London straightforward.
The area is also well served by a range of nurseries, primary and secondary schools, both state and independent, helping to make this a particularly attractive location for families.
For us, one of the strongest features of the house is its balance: It has the proportions and period detail of an Edwardian home, a genuinely peaceful residential setting, plenty of natural light and outside space, yet is within easy reach of central London.
Freehold. No onward chain.
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