Randolph Road, London, W9

Set behind a handsome brick façade on Randolph Road, this substantial four-bedroom house unfolds across three floors and extends to almost 1,900 sq ft. The proportions are pleasingly broad throughout, with a distinctly lateral feel that is unusual for the area, while a large private garden brings an appealing sense of openness. Recently refreshed, the house has generous entertaining space, well-balanced bedroom accommodation and a layout that lends itself equally well to family life and guests.



The ground floor is given over primarily to reception space, where a wonderfully wide room stretches across the rear of the house and opens directly onto the garden. Dark timber floors ground the space, while large glazed doors draw in natural light opening to the terrace beyond. There is ample room here for both sitting and dining, making it a natural heart of the house. Also on this floor is a fourth bedroom, quietly positioned to one side and well suited as a guest room, study or playroom.



The garden is a particularly strong feature. Broad, private and low-maintenance, it wraps around the house with ample space for outdoor dining, planting and entertaining, while the raised section by the house creates an easy extension of the reception room in warmer months.



On the lower ground floor, a spacious kitchen and dining room has been designed with day-to-day practicality in mind. Fitted with sleek cabinetry and generous work surfaces, it is arranged beneath a series of wide arches that give the space character and definition. This floor also incorporates a further bedroom and bathroom, creating an excellent guest suite or a more independent area for older children, visitors or live-in help.



The first floor is arranged as the main sleeping level. The principal bedroom is notably generous, occupying one side of the house and enjoying an elevated outlook. A second double bedroom sits opposite, and the floor is served by two well-appointed bathrooms.



Randolph Road is well placed for the best of Little Venice and Maida Vale. The canalside walks, waterside cafés and restaurants of Little Venice are all close at hand, while Formosa Street, Clifton Road and Lauderdale Parade provide a well-loved neighbourhood mix of independent shops, coffee spots and local favourites. Warwick Avenue and Maida Vale stations are both nearby, giving swift access across London, yet the setting itself feels quietly residential and established.