Ailsa Road, Twickenham, Twickenham, TW1

Dating back to 1870, Mayfield is a striking double-fronted detached home set on an approximately 0.4 acre plot that comes with a garage and a Victorian Coach House. Rich in character and period detail, the property presents a unique opportunity to restore and reimagine a distinguished family house within one of Twickenham’s most desirable addresses. There is also significant potential, subject to planning permissions being granted, to develop another property within the current title.



The accommodation in brief is as follows; The ground floor opens with a wide entrance hall leading to two generously proportioned reception rooms with high ceilings, feature fireplaces and large windows allowing plenty of natural light. To complete the ground floor there is a study, fully fitted kitchen, downstairs cloakroom and stairs leading to a basement cellar.



Upstairs, there are five bedrooms and two family bathrooms positioned around a wonderful skylight feature. There is further potential to extend into the roof area as well as to the rear and sides should the next owner decide they want to extend the property to create additional space and modernise. This would be subject to the usual planning consents being granted.



The property now requires modernisation, but the architectural features and substantial footprint provide an exceptional canvas for a bespoke renovation.



The garden is a true highlight; expansive, mature, and offering a sense of privacy. Originally laid out across a double plot, the outdoor space provides ample space for outdoor entertaining and al-fresco dining.



Alisa Road is a peaceful, tree-lined street close to the River Thames, outstanding schools, both state and independent, and the independent shops and cafes of St Margaret's. Rail stations at St Margaret's and Richmond both offer direct rail links to London Waterloo in under 25 minutes, while nearby Richmond provides further amenities including theatres, restaurants, and the famous attractions such as Kew Gardens, Richmond Green and Richmond Park.