Trehern Road

 If you are looking for the perfect blend of old and new, this 3-bedroom characterful cottage has plenty of period charm with tasteful modern touches where they matter most.

Updating a period cottage needs restraint - too many modern touches and you’d lose the character - leaving it feeling just like another soulless modern home. Thankfully, this cottage has been updated sympathetically. The reception rooms and bedrooms tick the traditional boxes. The kitchen and bathroom are firmly from the 21st Century.

The smart frontage of the house has a small London yellow stock brick wall which provides a neat area to store your bins. The house itself is white plastered finish with a charming slate covered porch roof that stretches across the entire width of the property, edged with a decorative design which matches the main roof too.

You step into a neat hallway before entering the spacious lounge which has a pretty bay window with modern shutters, a decorative fireplace, thoughtfully designed built-in storage giving options for a home-office and bookshelves, and a gorgeous wooden floor stretches through the entire ground floor. There is also excellent understairs storage.

A double door set leads you through to the sleek, modern and very well-equipped kitchen which makes the most of a full side extension and creates a thoroughly lovely bright space with two velux windows and allows plenty of room for friends and family to gather together. A door leads out to the west facing garden which is a combination of sleek lines and modern flair, incredibly private and facing the ‘right way’, there’s paving, easi-grass and an incredibly useful shed for bikes.

Upstairs is just as beautiful, and has a large landing, two doubles and one sizeable single bedroom, a stylish bathroom with both a bath and shower above and a very useable loft space with integrated ladder for great storage.

The property has a Banham alarm system, Hive Smart Home Thermostat and a recently fitted combi-boiler. Fabulous.

 

Trehern Road is a very pretty and quiet location positioned enviably close to some outstanding local state primary schools such as Thomson House, East Sheen Primary and Barnes Primary.

Mortlake and Barnes Stations are within a short walk away (Waterloo line - approx 20 minutes) or you could head out of town by road as the A316, M3. M4 and M25 are all very easily accessible.

The road has permit parking Monday to Friday between 10am and 12pm

East Sheen has a thriving centre, a host of boutiques, numerous independent coffee shops, Waitrose, delis, a bookshop and some very fine restaurants. You are equally close to Barnes where you can feed the ducks on the pond, for those ‘Foodies’ amongst us, every Saturday the Barnes Farmers Market offers award winning free range and organic products.

The Olympic Cinema screens the latest releases with comfy, reclining seats where you can enjoy the movie with a bottle of wine, cup of coffee or a bag of popcorn.



Local Authority:

Richmond Borough Council – Band F - £3269.72 2024/2025

EPC – BAND D