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1182 sqf/109 sqm
A beautifully presented two-bedroom Victorian terraced cottage, ideally situated in a highly desirable W10 location. This charming freehold home combines an abundance of period character with a well-maintained and thoughtfully arranged interior, offering a wonderful opportunity for buyers seeking a property that is ready to move into.
The ground floor features a particularly attractive double reception room, showcasing the character and proportions associated with the property’s Victorian heritage, before leading through to a stylish kitchen/dining area. To the rear, doors open onto a delightful and secluded garden, providing a peaceful outdoor retreat and an excellent space for entertaining.
Upstairs, there are two well-proportioned double bedrooms and a family bathroom. The property also benefits from valuable loft space, which can be used as an additional guest bedroom, home office.
Presented in excellent condition throughout, the house retains its period charm while offering comfortable and practical modern living.
Situation
Kilravock Street is perfectly positioned for family life. The house sits in a particularly well-connected pocket of Queen’s Park, with the neighbourhood’s excellent schools, nurseries, green spaces and independent restaurants all close to hand.
Queen’s Park Underground station is a short walk away, with direct Bakerloo line services into the West End — Oxford Circus can be reached in around 15 minutes and, unusually for a London commute, it is often possible to find a seat in the morning.
For families, the location is especially appealing. Jaego’s House, the much-loved family members’ club with its nursery, cinema and children’s activities, is within easy walking distance, as are highly regarded Sunrise Nursery and Ark Franklin Primary School. Queen's Park Gardens, a small local park lies just around the corner, while the open green space of Queen’s Park an easy walk away.
The neighbourhood itself has a wonderfully village-like feel, with an excellent collection of cafés, restaurants and independent shops, alongside the convenience of M&S Food. In the opposite direction, a ten minute stroll over the Harrow Road bridge leads to Golborne and Portobello Road, with their antique dealers, market stalls, restaurants and cafés — placing the house within easy reach of the heart of Notting Hill while retaining the quieter, more residential character of Queen’s Park.
Property Ref Number:
HAM-67264These results are for a repayment mortgage and are only intended as a guide. Make sure you obtain accurate figures from your lender before committing to any mortgage.
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