Church Street, Old Isleworth, London, TW7

Steeped in history and timeless character, this three-bedroom Georgian townhouse at the edge of the Thames blends eras beautifully.

Brickworks Says - Homes like this don't come along too often. This three-bedroom townhouse may have the qualities of the Georgian period—the classic symmetry, elegant sash windows, and ornate cornicing—but it has been carried into the 21st century with style and aplomb.

The kitchen is a mix of modern comforts and original architectural detailing. It has been sensitively extended, allowing light to pour through the lantern skylight into a dining area––a space created for entertaining which opens onto the sheltered walled garden via bi-folding doors. Discover rooms upon rooms as you roam the four floors, from the cosy panelled snug to the grand first-floor living space and study. Every bedroom had a view. Those at the front overlook the river, while the ones at the back look out onto carefully tended gardens, with the added indulgence of a dressing room on the top-floor suite.

Church Street is an incredible spot. It is moments from the river, where you can watch life go by, and Syon Park, which has 100 acres of parkland, is on your doorstep––it's a combination that very few neighbourhoods can rival. Old Isleworth has all the amenities and community spirit you'd hope for in a village in the city. And if you are looking for a new local, there are some amazing pubs between here and Richmond––which is just a 20-minute river walk away.

The Owners Say - I have loved my time living in Isleworth. I remember seeing Old Isleworth from the Thames path in 1997 and thinking what a beautiful village, never imagining that I would eventually live at one of the white Georgian properties.

It is a very special part of the river––the beauty and serenity of the area is uplifting, the people genuine and kind. Old Isleworth is a village and if you choose to, you can get to know the street and wider community, meaning meeting countless people as you stroll to the shops or walk the dogs. We have been very lucky to have been a part of this community and know we will be back to stay with our neighbours and that they will visit us in Devon.

Points To Consider - Energy Performance Certificate (EPC):
Current Energy Rating C. Potential Energy Rating B.

Council Tax:
The property falls into Band F (£2,875 in 2023/24) in the borough of Hounslow.

Utilities:
Average monthly costs are approximately £73 for electricity, £49 for gas, and £22 for water. These figures naturally change seasonally.

Recent work:
Over the long time they have lived at the property (29 years), the owners have carried out extensive work, from fitting reclaimed Georgian floorboards to modern refinements like thermal insulation, a fire protection system and a handy utility room in the cellar. 

Getting around:
A walk will take you to either Isleworth or Syon Lane, where you can catch National Rail services into town. Alternatively, take a longer stroll along the river to Richmond, where you can jump on the District line for fast, direct access to the city.

Schools: 
There are several 5-star schools, including Spring Grove Primary School and The Blue School, and easy access to Richmond and Twickenham College.

Onward plans:
The current owners are moving out of London and are selling chain-free.

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