About this property

An excellent example of an extended and fully refurbished freehold house, within the popular Dover House conservation area.

A wonderful example of a freehold house within the Dover House conservation area, and following an complete refurbishment by the current owners, the house offers well presented accommodation, finished to an exacting standard.

The house enjoys a corner position on a quiet lane, facing an attractive green with cherry trees, and being end of terrace, benefits from a larger than average plot. To the front of the house is a gravel drive way, with an attractive front garden with well established planting. Steps lead down to the newly replaced front door, to the side of the house, opening to an entrance hall. The living room, to the front of the house, enjoys a southerly aspect and has a feature fireplace, with fitted cupboards either side and a generous under stairs storage area. Leading through the entrance hall, the impressive kitchen/dining room has fantastic head height, with bi-folding doors open to the terrace and garden beyond. There is a modern kitchen, along with a separate utility room. A well appointed family bathroom, completes the ground floor accommodation. To the first floor, the principal bedroom has fitted wardrobes and a modern en-suite shower room. The second double bedroom across the landing, enjoys views over the garden. Above the staircase is a boarded loft space.

Externally, the current owners have gone to great lengths during the renovation to create the most wonderful landscaped garden. From the front drive way, there is gated side access, through a useful bin storage area, to the rear terrace adjoining the kitchen. A gravel path leads down the garden, to a well equipped garden room, which would make an ideal home office or guest accommodation. The end of the garden has further planting, secure bike store, and a rear pedestrian gate opening directly onto The Footpath.

The house benefits from hardwood double glazed window units throughout, as well as a complete re-wire and re-plumb within the past 5 years.

The 430 bus stop is a 2-minute walk away, providing direct access to the amenities and transport links of Putney and beyond.
Leafy, pedestrianised Putney Park Lane, 5 minutes’ walk away, leads to St Margaret’s church with new community hall, and the Pleasance park and playground. Church Walk provides a quiet cut-through into Putney. Roehampton Garden Society runs two allotment sites for residents within the conservation area.

Situation
Torwood Road is a peaceful residential location, within the popular Dover House Conservation Area. The location is ideal for families, particularly as the Putney and Wimbledon area is renowned for its excellent schooling. Green spaces including Putney and Barnes Heaths, Wimbledon Common, and Richmond Park are all within a short distance, and the location offers easy access to the many and varied amenities and transport links of Putney and Barnes.

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Additional information

• Freehold House
• Dover House Conservation Area
• Two Bedrooms
• Reception Room
• Extended Kitchen/Dining Room
• Utility Room
• Two Modern Bathrooms
• Driveway Parking
• Generous Gardens
• Garden Studio

Key information

Council Tax Band: D

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate