Situated in the historically rich area of Kensal Rise, this double-fronted house from 1928 presents a unique opportunity for both renovation and expansion. The property boasts a spacious layout with significant potential for improvement and conversion, including approved plans for an attic conversion and a rear extension that could further enhance living space. The approach to the home is framed by mature trees and deep shrubbery, providing an unexpected sense of privacy. Inside, a central corridor leads to various rooms adorned with wide-plank engineered oak flooring, illuminating the expansive interiors which benefit from excellent natural light due to their thoughtful design.
The principal reception room features a bay window overlooking King Edward VII Park and opens into a side porch that holds promise as an additional living area or part of a side extension project. The kitchen area offers a bright setting with modern appliances while also allowing for personal customization or reconfiguration to suit contemporary tastes.
Upstairs, the landing reveals an informal seating nook leading to multiple bedrooms, each equipped with en suite facilities. With eleven metres of built-in storage and spaces designed effectively for convenience, this layout can be adapted to varying family needs. The garden is tiered and private, featuring a fully equipped annexe which could serve as guest accommodation or rental potential.
Local amenities are well within reach, including parks and independent shops, making this property not only a residential haven but also an investment opportunity set in an attractive locale. Overall, with its desirable location and favorable refurbishment possibilities, this residence is ripe for transformation into a modern family home that retains its classic charm.
