Nestled in the sought-after heart of Barnes, this property is a meticulously refurbished terraced home blending timeless period charm with modern luxury. Built in 1901, this property has been thoughtfully updated to offer the ideal living space for young professionals, small families, or those seeking to downsize without compromising on quality or location. With three bedrooms, three bathrooms, two sitting rooms, and a well-appointed garden courtyard, this home is a rare gem in one of London’s most desirable areas.

Exterior Details
On arrival, the property’s blend of elegance and modernity is immediately apparent. The façade features repointed brickwork, an original restored front door, and a flourishing purple wisteria. A 1,000-year-old Italian olive tree, framed by bespoke white picket fencing from The Picket Fence Company, lends a touch of Mediterranean charm.

Interior Highlights
Step inside to a bright and airy hallway with locally sourced Petworth herringbone flooring from Woven & Woods. The entire ground floor benefits from plumbed underfloor heating, controlled via smart thermostats, ensuring year-round comfort. Stylish glass-panelled stairs with automatic sensor lighting create a sleek, modern aesthetic, complemented by a luxurious carpet runner and stair rods.

Prime Location
Just a 7-minute walk to Barnes Station and 10 minutes to Barnes Bridge Station, this property offers excellent transport links for commuters. The vibrant Barnes Village, renowned for its boutique shops, award-winning restaurants, and picturesque duck pond, is within walking distance. Families will appreciate the proximity to outstanding local schools, while nearby green spaces such as Barnes Common and Richmond Park provide a tranquil escape. The home also benefits from its riverside setting, with Beverley Brook at the rear offering a peaceful oasis for nature enthusiasts.