Perched upon Strand-on-the-Green, a peaceful enclave of Chiswick in West London, Magnolia Wharf is a rare example of mid-century riverside architecture set directly on the banks of the Thames. This beautifully refurbished three-storey townhouse is one of fourteen built in 1963 on the site of a former boatyard, once home to Robert Talbot & Sons, the prolific 19th-century barge builders whose work shaped this stretch of river for over a century.
Refurbished to a high standard, the home is arranged across three light-filled floors, each designed to maximise space, flow and connection to the river. Expansive dual-aspect glazing creates a remarkable sense of openness, framing uninterrupted views of the Thames and Oliver’s Island. The full-length kitchen and reception room form the heart of the home, a calm, contemporary space defined by clean lines, warm herringbone flooring and carefully framed outlooks across the water. Matching pre-finished oak doors, frames and skirting lend visual continuity throughout, while the original timber staircase anchors the interior, offering a tactile link to its mid-century origins.
Upstairs, the principal bedroom includes a generous walk-in wardrobe and en suite, while further bedrooms, three of which have en suite bathrooms, offer flexibility for guests or workspace. Every element has been finished with quiet, design-led precision.
To the rear lies a private garden, complemented by a raised sun terrace to the front, perfect for morning coffee as the river ebbs and flows. A double garage and access to the communal gardens complete the offering.
Magnolia Wharf sits within the Strand-on-the-Green Conservation Area, celebrated for its riverside pubs, historic wharves and tree-lined towpath. The development’s mix of brick, timber, glass and ironwork reflects the 1960s architectural character, creating a harmonious rhythm along this storied stretch of river.
Offered chain-free. Council tax band G. EPC rating D.