Council tax band: H.

A rare and unique opportunity to acquire this impressive detached site - situated in Isleworth - for a potential development project.
Tucked away in a quiet tree lined street - hidden from the hustle and bustle of Isleworth - stands a magnificent Edwardian house.  This characterful - and well designed - Edwardian house comprises four floors - with a large basement area - and is currently arranged as eight flats.  Most unusually for a period house - there are six garages to the rear of the property.  And - along with a spacious back garden - there is a compact front garden.
Edwardian houses are highly sought after as they were solidly built using good quality material.  They are well designed - for a spacious environment - with large windows and high ceilings - creating airy light filled rooms. And this is a magnificent example.
Conveniently located for various forms of transport - the site/land is on the north side of The Grove conservation area - just west of Osterley Road.  There are great road connections as it is near the M4 and A4 corridor with Heathrow Airport close by. Transport for London's underground station - Osterley - is but a brisk walk away.  Osterley is on the superfast Piccadilly line (Travelcard Zone 4) with Heathrow Terminal 4 - and the new Elizabeth Line - being a mere four stops away.  And - even closer – is South Western Railway's Isleworth mainline railway station (Travelcard Zone 4) - which is just a short walk away.  Buses serve the area - with the nearest being a short walk away - by West Thames College (a spirited college of further and higher education).  The area is also well served for schools - and shops - with Hounslow's Treaty Centre nearby.  In walking distance are a variety of local shops leaving shoppers spoilt for choice.  
Green open spaces abound. Thornbury Park is in the vicinity.  Devoted to sport, it boasts such clubs as Thornbury Golf Centre with its exceptional facilities.  The famous Osterley Park - with its historic house - is easy to reach - as are walks along the riverside of the Thames.
Occupied by a detached house that was constructed in the early 1900s - within The Grove conservation area - but the existing property is currently not listed.  Prospective purchasers are advised to conduct their own research - and measured site survey - to ascertain the precise site size.  The site is within a mainly residential part of Isleworth with surrounding housing stock comprising detached and semi-detached houses built in the late 1800s-early 1900s.
Call Henleys Estate Agents for more information on:  0208 568 4455.