4 Bedroom Terraced House

This charming period property combines generous proportions with an abundance of natural light and a wealth of original features, creating a warm and inviting family home.

The ground floor comprises an elegant front reception room with a striking feature fireplace and bay window, providing a wonderful entertaining space. To the rear, a bright dining room opens directly onto the garden via large glazed doors, seamlessly connecting indoor and outdoor living. The adjoining kitchen is well appointed with ample storage and worktop space, with a separate utility area and WC for added convenience. A further front-facing room offers flexibility as a home office, study, or additional reception.

Upstairs, the first floor hosts three well-proportioned bedrooms, including a spacious principal bedroom with a charming fireplace and garden views. A modern family bathroom serves this floor. There is also a loft space currently used as a fourth bedroom.

Externally, the property benefits from a generous private rear garden, ideal for both relaxing and entertaining, along with a substantial garage and additional outbuildings. To the front, there is off street parking and an attractive façade typical of the area.

Further highlights include beautiful stained glass detailing, original fireplaces, wooden flooring, and excellent natural light throughout.

Location:
Wrottesley Road, offers a sought after setting for buyers looking to balance calm residential living with a vibrant, community led lifestyle. Tucked away in a quieter pocket, the road enjoys a sense of space and tranquillity, while remaining close to everything that makes this part of North West London so popular.

A real highlight is the natural pull towards the ever fashionable College Road. This charming stretch has become a local hub, lined with independent favourites that create a distinct village feel. From evenings at The Island Pub to brunch at Morty and Bob’s or produce from The Kensal Store, there is a strong sense of community just moments away.

Even closer to home, residents benefit from well loved neighbourhood spots including Rubios, a café by day and restaurant by night, Kaleo, a popular charity run café, and Almas, known for its Scandinavian inspired food and interiors.

Green space further enhances the appeal, with King Edward’s Park ideal for daily walks and Roundwood Park offering larger open lawns, sports facilities and far reaching views.

Connectivity is excellent, with Willesden Junction station nearby providing Bakerloo and Overground services into central London. Westfield Shopping Centre is also within easy reach, around a 12 minute drive or one Overground stop away, offering a wide range of shops, restaurants and a cinema.

The area is also set to benefit from the major regeneration of Old Oak and Park Royal, expected to deliver around 65,000 new jobs and centred on the new Elizabeth line and HS2 station at Old Oak Common, further strengthening its long term appeal.