• 2 bedrooms +
• 1 bathroom +
• Built in 1960s +
• Brick facade +
• Wood paraquet flooring +
• Private front garden and communal gardens +
• Separate garage +
• Direct access to River Thames +
• Walking distance to Strand on the Green, with access to riverside pubs, restaurants and cafés +
• Excellent transport links from Gunnersbury Station and Kew Bridge Station +

Positioned within the quietly admired Magnolia Wharf on Strand on the Green, this two-bedroom mid-century modern townhouse extends to approximately 818 sq ft and enjoys direct access to the River Thames via beautifully mature communal gardens with a dedicated entrance from the Thames Path.
Built in the 1960s, the house reflects the clean lines and practical elegance of the period. Its brick façade and balanced proportions sit comfortably within a thoughtfully planned setting, where architecture and landscape work in quiet harmony. The private front garden sits just off the living room, creating a green outlook and a gentle buffer from the outside world, while to the rear a sizeable garden opens from the kitchen, offering generous space for planting, outdoor dining and long summer evenings.
Inside, the plan unfolds with clarity. The ground floor is arranged for easy living, with a bright reception room opening onto the front garden and a separate kitchen to the rear, connecting directly to the larger garden beyond. Beautiful wood parquet flooring runs underfoot, adding warmth and texture throughout. Upstairs are two well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom. The house has been well maintained and remains in very good condition overall, presenting a calm and comfortable home with scope to tailor over time.
The communal gardens are a particular highlight, immaculately kept and providing residents with their own access point onto the Thames Path and the river itself. From here, waterside walks and cycles become part of daily life.
Strand on the Green is one of Chiswick’s most characterful enclaves, known for its historic riverside pubs, independent shops and relaxed village atmosphere. Chiswick High Road is within easy reach, along with excellent transport links into central London. A rare opportunity to secure a mid-century home in a peaceful riverside setting, with the Thames moments from your door. EPC rating TBC. Council tax band E.