Set on one of Old Isleworth's most characterful streets, this handsome red-brick period house offers exceptional volume, elegant proportions and a rare connection to the River Thames.

Arranged over three principal floors, the house balances classical architecture with thoughtful modernisation. The ground floor provides a welcoming reception room with impressive ceiling height, period detailing and an easy sense of flow through to the rear of the house, where a beautifully extended kitchen and dining space forms the heart of the home.

Designed for both everyday family life and entertaining, this space is flooded with natural light
and opens directly onto the garden, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor connection. The upper floors offer well-proportioned bedrooms and flexible living accommodation, including a formal first-floor reception room with elevated views across the Thames and surrounding green space.

Original fireplaces, generous ceiling heights and large sash windows run throughout, giving the house a strong sense of scale and timeless character. To the rear, a mature and private garden provides a peaceful retreat, while additional storage is available via the cellar and outbuilding. The result is a home that feels both substantial and refined, with a setting that is increasingly rare in London.

Church Street sits at the historic heart of Old Isleworth, a riverside enclave known for its village
atmosphere, architectural charm and strong sense of community. The street runs parallel to the Thames and is anchored by All Saints Church, a local landmark dating back to the 14th century, giving the area a uniquely timeless feel.

The Area:

Traffic-calming measures mean Church Street is largely free from through-traffic, creating a calm,
residential environment with minimal noise and a distinctly local character. Just moments away, Syon Park and Syon House offer acres of open green space, walking routes and views across to Kew Gardens, while the river path provides a scenic route towards Richmond and beyond.

Despite its peaceful setting, Old Isleworth remains exceptionally well connected. Isleworth, St
Margarets and Richmond stations offer regular services into Central London, while the A316, M3, M4 and M25 are all easily accessible. Heathrow Airport is also within close reach, making this an ideal location for those seeking a balance of heritage, green space and connectivity.