Kitson Road, Barnes

Marsh & Parsons is delighted to represent this Edwardian semi-detached six bedroom family home which comes to the market for the first time in over 65 years.

Originally built in 1908, the house enjoys an open aspect overlooking Strawberry House and St Mary's Church.

The house comprises a spacious hallway entrance and an original reception room (arranged as a dining
room) with feature fireplace, bay window and original cornicing. In behind is a fitted kitchen, with door out into the side access, a downstairs W/C and wash basin, a sunny breakfast room with additional side access and a spacious separate reception room with feature original fireplace and direct access to a 56' south west facing garden.



Upstairs on the first floor, is a large landing area with four double bedrooms, two bathrooms including one en-suite (Jack and Jill), and an additional W/C. One bathroom includes an original boarded up freestanding iron bath with claw feet. On the top floor are two further double bedrooms and a shower room.

The property also has a cellar, which is great storage space. Previously used to store coal but more recently a good space for a work bench with tools.

The house further benefits from off-street car parking and side access. The house comes with plenty of potential to extend (stpp). Other houses in the road have extended back on the ground floor and undertaken full basement excavations.

You could also potentially extend into the front eaves with a front dormer.

This house is perfect for families looking for a generational home in Barnes and willing to put their own stamp onto this property.

Viewings on open days, by appointment only, are commencing on Friday 20th March, Saturday 21st March, Friday 27th March and Saturday 28th March 2026 . We expect to receive competing interest so early viewings are recommended to avoid disappointment.

Kitson Road is named after Rev Canon Kitson, the Rector of St Mary's who lived at Strawberry House. It is conveniently located close to Church Road and the amenities of Barnes Village. It is moments away from wide range of shops, independent restaurants, eateries, and pubs. The famous Barnes duck pond, the green and the river Thames are also on your doorstep. Barnes station and Barnes Bridge station offer a frequent service into Waterloo. There are also good bus services to Putney, Richmond, and Hammersmith all of which offer underground connections. Heathrow and Gatwick airports are also easily accessible. The schools in the area include St Paul's School, The Harrodian, The Swedish School and Ibstock Place School. For younger pupils St Paul's Juniors, St Osmunds' (RC) and Barnes Primary School.

Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: H

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