Wide, semi-detached Victorian property on a leafy street close to Kensington Memorial Park

Stepping into the house on the ground floor, the front door opens onto a wide entrance hall. This leads into a large reception room with high ceilings, a wide bay window and a working fireplace. The room flows through to an open-plan kitchen with double-French doors leading into the garden. Wooden floors and an ornate cornice a create a feeling of elegance, while a double aspect adds to the sense of brightness and space throughout.

This floor also features an informal reception room with garden access, a guest WC and a convenient utility room. Below, a cellar provides further space for storage and utilities.

The first floor provides a characterful reception room with another bay window, inbuilt shelving units and a beautiful fireplace surround. It also features a well-proportioned bedroom, as well as another bedroom with an ensuite bathroom on the half-landing.

The second floor is entirely occupied by the attractive principal bedroom suite, which includes an ensuite bathroom with both bath and shower. There is another bedroom on the half-landing, this one with a bathroom next door.

A beautiful wrought iron spiral staircase leads up to the third floor, where a well-lit reception room provides an ideal studio space or children’s playroom.

This unusually wide house has been decorated in a creative fashion, resulting in colourful and charming family spaces. Its spacious and bohemian interiors are presented in good condition.

This semi-detached property forms half of two handsome Victorian houses, set back from the street with front gardens giving added privacy. It includes a generous rear garden with a lawn and planted borders, backing onto the West London Bowling Club.

St Quintin Avenue is a leafy street lined with attractive, villa-like houses. From here, Kensington Memorial Park is close, with its tennis courts and playing fields. In addition, Latimer Road station is a short walk away, while Ladbroke Grove is also nearby. Finally, the Grand Union Canal is a short walk away, with its popular towpath for running and cycling.