Grosvenor Road, London, W4

Set on a generous plot on a quiet tree lined street in Chiswick. This imposing property has a unique history, being the former home of Midge Ure, whose studio (now a one bedroom annex) in the back garden, played host to the recording of the Band Aid song ‘Do They Know Its Christmas’.

The property is off set from the road, behind the generous front garden with off street parking for multiple cars. As you enter the property, you are greeted by a grand hallway which gives you access to two reception rooms, one of which is a large paneled, triple aspect reception room and the other is set up as a dining room.

The kitchen is bright and spacious with a breakfast bar and views onto the 64ft landscaped garden, which at the rear is home to an outhouse with electricity and running water. On the first floor you will find four bedrooms and a family bathroom with one of the bedrooms benefitting from has en suite bathroom. On the second floor, there is an additional room which also houses a bathroom. Further benefits include a garage and cellar, which is used as a utility room and is also home to a sauna.

Grosvenor Road is close to the picturesque open space of Turnham Green and Chiswick High Road's many delicatessens, independent retailers and restaurants. Gunnersbury Triangle Nature Reserve, Chiswick House & Gardens and the Thames Path offer a calm setting for leisure nearby.

Both Gunnersbury station, with its District line and Overground services, and Chiswick Park with its Piccadilly line services, are close by and several local bus routes pass nearby as well as Cycleway 9. Motorists can use the A4/M4 and the North and South Circular Roads to travel into, out of and around the capital. There are several renowned schools in the area in both the state and independent sectors, including Arts Educational School, Orchard House School and Kew House.