6 rooms house of 230m² in London

An exceptional semi-detached period house of considerable scale and character, set in the heart of Barnes Village. This charming home spans three well-appointed floors and enjoys an enviable south-facing garden. Arranged across three generous floors, the house delivers an impressive six bedrooms and a layout that adapts effortlessly to the demands of modern family life without ever compromising its period grandeur. What sets this home apart is its remarkable relationship with the outdoors. The garden is wider than most on the street and it has been landscaped to full effect: a sweeping stone terrace purpose-built for entertaining gives way to a broad rolling lawn, flanked by established planting that provides both beauty and seclusion. A contemporary detached garden pavilion which is fully glazed with sliding doors and its own shower room extends the living space well beyond the main house. A private elevated balcony off the top floor completes the picture, offering a quiet retreat above the garden. Inside, the ground floor opens with a welcoming entrance hall, the kind with real presence, discreetly fitted with a guest cloakroom and bespoke storage. A bay-fronted reception room of fine proportions sits to the front, flowing naturally through to a well-appointed kitchen. At the rear, an open-plan dining and living space feels light and expansive, connecting directly to the garden through elegant French doors. The first floor holds three well-proportioned double bedrooms, a further room suitable as a bedroom or utility, and a newly fitted principal bathroom. On the top floor, a fifth bedroom suite opens onto the private balcony and benefits from a dedicated dressing room, while a sixth suite enjoys its own shower room and generous eaves storage throughout. Madrid Road is a popular location in Barnes Village and benefits from close proximity to an eclectic range of shops, restaurants, pretty Duck Pond, famous Wetlands Nature Reserve and the River Thames. For the commuter Hammersmith Broadway provides an underground and bus network system. Those who drive, there is access to the M4 and Heathrow to the West and into Central London to the East. Barnes and Barnes Bridge Stations provide a frequent service into Waterloo and Richmond. There are excellent schools in the area and of particular note - St Paul’s, The Harrodian, The Swedish School and Ibstock Place School. For younger pupils there is Colet Court, St Osmund’s Lowther and Barnes Primary Schools. For the sports and keep fit enthusiasts, The Roehampton Club and the LTA National Centre are situated close by, The Riverside Health Club is to be found on the north bank of the Thames, whilst Barn Elms offers a wide range of sporting activities.