Set on a quiet, tree-lined cul-de-sac in the heart of Askew Village, this beautifully proportioned stucco-fronted family home extends to over 1,743 sq ft, offering elegant living across three thoughtfully designed floors.

The house is set back behind a charming front garden. The ground floor blends classic period character with modern family living: a generous bay-fronted reception room of impressive proportions provides a refined space for entertaining, while a substantial kitchen and dining area spans the width of the house, forming a bright, social heart with direct access to a 24 ft garden. A separate utility room and guest cloakroom complete the practical layout.

Upstairs, three well-appointed bedrooms include a particularly spacious principal suite with bay window, two further doubles, and two bathrooms — perfectly suited to a growing family. The second floor adds versatility, currently arranged as a fourth bedroom with a separate office and extensive eaves storage. There is clear potential to create an additional bathroom, forming a superb top-floor suite.

Beyond its interiors, the home’s stucco façade and elegant proportions enhance its curb appeal, making it one of W12’s most desirable addresses. St Elmo Road is a peaceful cul-de-sac with easy parking, a welcoming neighbourhood atmosphere, and an iconic spring blossom display along the avenue.

St Elmo Road is situated just off Askew Road, a hive of neighbourhood activity with independent retailers, cafés, pubs, restaurants, and several handy small supermarkets. The Ginger Pig butchers and delicatessen is a local favourite, while J.W. Beeton offers a range of clothing and gifts for all ages. For open spaces, options include Ravenscourt Park, Wendell Park, Acton Park, and Wormholt Park. Several well-regarded primary and secondary schools are nearby, including Good Shepherd school and Wendell Park Primary.