Cowley Road, SW14

A spacious, light-filled, 3-4 bedroom, two-bathroom purpose-built period maisonette with a loft conversion, share of freehold, and private garden located on a highly sought-after road near The River Thames and White Hart Lane, Barnes. Features include high ceilings, fireplaces, sash windows, and built-in book-shelving throughout. The private front door leads to a hallway with stairs up to the first-floor landing. To the front is a bay-fronted lounge with fireplace, cabinetry, and book shelving. To the rear, there is a dining/breakfast room leading through to a refitted kitchen, which provides access to a balcony and stairs down to the low-maintenance private garden with gated rear access. This floor is completed by a large double bedroom with built-in storage, a further bedroom, a fourth bedroom/study, and a fitted bathroom. Stairs lead up to the loft conversion, which comprises a generous double master bedroom with en-suite shower room and plentiful rear and front eaves storage, including gable to the front. Externally, stairs from the kitchen lead down to the garden, which is practical and low-maintenance with gated rear access. This property offers versatile living space, excellent natural light, and flexible room arrangements, making it ideal for families or anyone seeking a combination of period character and modern living.

The location

Cowley Road is a highly sought-after road on the borders of Barnes and East Sheen, perfectly positioned for village living and an exceptional outdoor lifestyle. Barnes Village and White Hart Lane are close, offering an eclectic mix of independent boutiques, cafés, riverside pubs and well- regarded restaurants, while the River Thames sits at the end of the road, providing beautiful walks along the towpath. Richmond Park, Barnes Common and the Wetland Centre are all nearby, offering expansive green spaces ideal for walking, cycling and recreation. East Sheen is also close at hand, with its Waitrose supermarket and excellent range of shops and amenities. Barnes is further enhanced by cultural landmarks such as the iconic Olympic Studios and a strong sense of community. The location is well served by transport, with Barnes Bridge and Mortlake stations equidistant, providing two convenient routes into Central London, along with numerous bus routes and easy access to Hammersmith Bridge and the wider transport network.

Council Tax Band: E (London Borough of Richmond upon Thames)
Tenure: Share of Freehold