• Three-bedroom Victorian terrace on Wakeman Road with original period features including oak floors, cornice, bay windows, and decorative medallions intact throughout +
• Huge scope for modernisation and renovation +
• Side access with potential for side extension (most terraces on streets like this do not have this option) +
• Three double bedrooms upstairs, principal bedroom at the front bathed in natural light, family bathroom, storage throughout +
• Kensal Green location—moments from Kensal Rise and Kensal Green stations, offering Bakerloo line and overground connections +
• Walking distance to Chamberlayne Road's independent shops and cafes, Queen's Park and Kensal Green Cemetery nearby +

Some properties arrive on the market turnkey-ready. There’s nothing to be done but unlock the door and settle in. Others offer something different: the scope to become exactly what you want them to be. This three-bedroom Victorian terrace on Wakeman Road is one of the latter.

We are delighted to present this much-loved family home that has been cherished for decades, now ready for its next chapter.

Throughout, the period features remain beautifully intact, the bones are exceptional, and the potential, particularly with side access for expansion, is significant. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a Victorian property that hasn't been stripped back or over-renovated, leaving you free to shape it entirely around your vision.

The Interiors

You enter through a traditional Victorian portico with original tiles underfoot. Before you’ve stepped into a single room, a sweeping corridor with oak floors and original cornice threads through the home. There’s so much length, and the eye lingers pleasantly on the Victorian staircase.

On the left, a formal lounge with a gorgeous bay window, ceiling cornice, and light fixture medallion. Natural light pours in. The proportions are generous. The next room has been configured as a quirky study-come-creative sanctuary; a vestibule for the current owners and their artistic backgrounds. It's cosy, well-lived, and easy to imagine as something else entirely: a second reception, a playroom, a home office.

At the back of the house, an open-plan kitchen and breakfast area opens onto a private garden complete with patio, shrubbery, and a marvellous apple tree. With thoughtful modernisation and a degree of spatial optimisation, this could be a tremendous ground floor: sweeping in footprint, flooded with light, and designed for seamless, contemporary living.

Upstairs, three double bedrooms, a family bathroom, and storage. The principal bedroom at the front is bathed in natural light from the bay window. There's space, there's character, and there's scope to refine it all into something exceptional. The other two bedrooms overlook the back garden. It is a tranquil outlook with the afternoon sunshine coming in and the apple blossom in full bloom.