Grange Road, London, W4

Grand proportions and period elegance with exceptional entertaining space plus off street parking.


Description

This impressive and spacious period house offers generous proportions throughout, blending classic elegance with a superb layout suited to modern family life and entertaining. Rich in original features, the property also enjoys an open-aspect garden and the rare benefit of off-street parking to the front.

The ground floor opens into a welcoming entrance hall. To the front is a generous drawing room, with a centrally positioned living room featuring an attractive fireplace. To the rear is a further family room, ideal as a playroom, flowing through to the kitchen and dining area set within the conservatory, creating a wonderful sense of light and space. Double doors open onto a patio for al fresco dining, leading to a mature, lawned and private garden.

The first floor offers an impressive principal bedroom suite with statement bathtub and en suite bathroom, two further double bedrooms (one en suite), a guest w/c and a useful utility cupboard. The second floor provides three additional large bedrooms and a well-appointed family bathroom, offering excellent flexibility for growing families.
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Location

Grange Road, a quiet tree lined residential street, is centrally located just off Chiswick High Road and approximately 150 metres to Gunnersbury underground station (District Line & overground)

Chiswick sits approximately eight miles west of Central London and offers a village like feel with riverside charm. With tree-lined streets, period homes and plenty of green space, it’s a favourite for families and long term home seekers. The area is peaceful yet well connected, with great links into central London and easy access to Heathrow.

Chiswick High Road is the lively heart of the neighbourhood, joining Turnham Green Terrace and Devonshire Road, both full of independents, great restaurants and relaxed cafés with outdoor terraces. Weekend cheese, flower and antique markets add real buzz, especially around the George IV pub and the beautifully photogenic Fosters bookshop.
Culture lovers have The Chiswick Cinema and the intimate Chiswick Playhouse, while foodies can choose from long standing favourites like La Trompette and Le Vacherin to newer spots such as Indian Republic. For brunch, drinks or people watching, locals flock to The High Road Brasserie and Megan’s at The Flower Market.

Friendly, leafy and well connected, Chiswick blends old world charm with modern energy making it a truly desirable place to live.

Square Footage: 3,601 sq ft