For All Enquires Quote: (DB1594) A beautifully improved Victorian terrace in one of Twickenham Green’s most popular roads. Two double bedrooms, two receptions, a sleek fitted kitchen and a secluded south-westerly garden, all a few minutes’ walk from the Green and excellent schools.

Some houses just feel right the moment you step through the door. This is one of them.

Sitting on a quiet, popular road a short walk from Twickenham Green, this attractive period home has been thoughtfully improved throughout. Original character has been kept where it matters—with stripped wood floors, a feature fireplace and plantation shutters—and paired with the modern finish that makes everyday life easy.

The front reception room is bright and calm, featuring a cast iron fireplace, fitted alcove cupboards and shelving, and shutters to the front window. Behind it, the dining room is the real heart of the house. There’s space for a proper table, clever built-in storage under the stairs, and glazed doors that open straight onto the garden so summer evenings drift outside unnoticed.

The kitchen is smart and very well planned. Wood-fronted units wrap around three sides, with pale stone-effect worktops, an induction hob, an integrated oven and a skylight that floods the room with light. It opens off the dining room, so whoever is cooking is still part of the conversation.

Upstairs, the main bedroom runs the full width of the house with built-in wardrobes and shutters to the front. The second bedroom is a proper double, currently set up as a nursery, and overlooks the garden. The bathroom has been finished with real care: a freestanding roll-top bath, a traditional basin and parquet-style flooring against crisp white tiling.

Outside, the south-westerly garden is private and low maintenance, with contemporary paving, built-in bench seating and established planting giving it a genuinely secluded feel. It’s the perfect spot for al fresco dinners or a quiet coffee before the day gets going.

The location

This is Twickenham Green living. The Green itself is a couple of minutes on foot, with its independent shops, cafés, popular bars and restaurants, and the summer cricket. Central Twickenham, with its more comprehensive amenities, is an easy walk too.

Transport is excellent. Strawberry Hill and Twickenham stations are both close by for services into Waterloo, and regular buses run to Richmond for the District line and to Kingston. For drivers, the M3 is a short hop away, linking to the M25 and M4.

The area is well served by schools, including Twickenham Primary Academy and St Richard Reynolds, both rated Outstanding by Ofsted.

Terraced House for sale in Twickenham, Warwick Road, Twickenham