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Three-Bedroom Victorian Terraced House
A three-bedroom, two-bathroom Victorian terraced house (c.1888) in St Margarets, offering 121 sqm of accommodation across three floors, including a side-return kitchen extension and loft bathroom added in 2018, freehold tenure. Asking £899,000.
£899,000
St Margarets, TW1
64 Winchester Road is a three-bedroom, two-bathroom Victorian terraced house, built in 1888 and extending to 121 sqm across three floors. The property is offered freehold and is being sold as the current owners are upsizing locally. The asking price of £899,000 has been set within a market range of £875,000–£925,000.
Ground Floor
The house benefits from a side-return kitchen extension completed in 2018, characterised by exposed steel and a glass roof that brings natural light into the rear of the ground floor. A downstairs WC adds day-to-day practicality. There are two reception rooms at ground-floor level.
Upper Floors
The three bedrooms are arranged across the first floor and, following a loft conversion completed in 2018, the upper level. The property has two bathrooms in total; the loft bathroom was added as part of the 2018 works.
Energy Efficiency and Practical Details
The property is heated by gas central heating. Insulation works have contributed to an EPC rating of C — above average for a Victorian terrace of this age. Broadband speeds of up to 920 Mbps are available. The property falls within Council Tax Band F.
Location
64 Winchester Road sits on one of the sought-after grid roads in St Margarets, approximately five minutes' walk from St Margarets station, which provides direct services into London Waterloo. There is a garden to the property; there is no off-street parking or garage.
Known Issues
The sellers have not disclosed any known issues with the property. Buyers are nonetheless advised to make their own enquiries and commission an independent survey.
Key features
- Victorian terraced house built in 1888, offering 121 sqm of accommodation across three floors
- Three bedrooms and two bathrooms
- Freehold tenure
- Side-return kitchen extension (2018) with exposed steel and glass roof
- Loft conversion with bathroom added in 2018
- Two reception rooms and a downstairs WC
- EPC rating C — above average for a Victorian terrace, following insulation works
- Gas central heating throughout
- Broadband speeds of up to 920 Mbps available
- Private garden
- Approximately five minutes' walk to St Margarets station (direct services to London Waterloo)
- Council Tax Band F
Room by room
Kitchen / Side-Return Extension
A side-return extension completed in 2018, featuring exposed steel detailing and a glass roof that floods the space with natural light. Opens to the rear garden.
Reception Room 1
A ground-floor reception room forming part of the original Victorian layout of the house.
Reception Room 2
A second ground-floor reception room, providing flexible living space.
Downstairs WC
A ground-floor WC offering practical convenience for daily use and when entertaining.
Loft Room with Bathroom
A loft-level room with a bathroom, added as part of the 2018 works. The bathroom serves this floor and contributes to the property's two-bathroom count.
Frequently asked questions
What is the tenure?
The property is freehold.
What is the asking price and how was it set?
The asking price is £899,000, set within an assessed market range of £875,000–£925,000.
Why are the sellers moving?
The sellers are upsizing locally.
When was the property built?
The property was built in approximately 1888.
What work has been carried out in recent years?
A side-return kitchen extension with exposed steel and a glass roof was completed in 2018. A loft conversion, including a new bathroom, was also completed in 2018.
What is the EPC rating and how was it achieved?
The property holds an EPC rating of C, which is above average for a Victorian terrace of this age. This has been achieved following insulation works.
What is the Council Tax band?
The property is in Council Tax Band F. Buyers should confirm the current annual charge with the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames.
How is the property heated?
The property is heated by gas central heating.
What broadband speeds are available?
Broadband speeds of up to 920 Mbps are available at this address. Buyers are advised to confirm availability with their preferred provider.
Is there parking?
There is no off-street parking or garage. Buyers should check on-street parking availability and any permit schemes with the local authority.
Is there a garden?
Yes, the property benefits from a private garden.
How far is the nearest railway station?
St Margarets station is approximately five minutes' walk away and provides direct services into London Waterloo.
Are there any known issues with the property?
The sellers have not disclosed any known issues. Buyers are advised to commission an independent survey and make their own enquiries.