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Three-Bedroom Victorian Terraced House
A three-bedroom, one-bathroom Victorian terraced house (c.1898) in Teddington, offering 104 sqm of accommodation, a bay-fronted living room, two reception rooms with period fireplaces, a kitchen refitted in 2022, cellar storage, and a 60ft south-facing garden. Freehold. Asking £829,950.
£829,950
Teddington, TW11
22 Kingsway Road is a three-bedroom, one-bathroom Victorian mid-terraced house, built in 1898 and extending to 104 sqm. The property is offered freehold and is being sold as the current owners are relocating for work. The asking price of £829,950 has been set within a considered range of £810,000 to £850,000.
Ground Floor
The bay-fronted living room retains its original cornicing and a period fireplace, lending the principal reception room a great deal of character. A second reception room also features a period fireplace and provides flexible space for dining or a study. The kitchen was refitted in 2022 and is fitted with oak worktops and a butler sink. Cellar storage is accessible from the ground floor. The 60ft south-facing garden is laid with a patio area and benefits from good afternoon and evening light.
First Floor
The first floor accommodates three bedrooms and the single bathroom. No measurements have been provided for individual rooms.
Practical Details
The property is heated by gas central heating and broadband speeds of up to 920 Mbps are available. The EPC rating is D and the property falls within Council Tax Band E.
Known Issues
No issues have been disclosed by the sellers. Buyers are nonetheless advised to commission their own survey and make appropriate enquiries.
Key features
- Victorian mid-terraced house built in 1898, offering 104 sqm of accommodation
- Three bedrooms and one bathroom
- Freehold tenure
- Two reception rooms, each with a period fireplace
- Bay-fronted living room with original cornicing
- Kitchen refitted in 2022 with oak worktops and a butler sink
- 60ft south-facing garden with patio
- Cellar storage
- Gas central heating throughout
- Broadband speeds of up to 920 Mbps available
- EPC rating: D | Council Tax Band: E
Room by room
Living Room
A bay-fronted reception room retaining original cornicing and a period fireplace, providing a characterful and light-filled principal sitting room.
Second Reception Room
A versatile second reception room featuring a period fireplace, suitable for use as a dining room, home office or playroom.
Kitchen
Refitted in 2022 and fitted with oak worktops and a butler sink, offering a well-appointed space at the rear of the ground floor.
Cellar
A useful cellar providing additional storage, accessible from the ground floor.
Garden
A 60ft south-facing rear garden with a patio area, benefiting from good afternoon and evening sunlight.
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 £829,950, set within a considered range of £810,000 to £850,000.
Why are the sellers moving?
The current owners are relocating for work.
When was the property built?
The property is a Victorian mid-terrace, built in 1898.
What is the total floor area?
The property extends to 104 sqm across its floors, including cellar storage.
What type of heating does the property have?
The property is heated by gas central heating.
What is the EPC rating?
The property holds an EPC rating of D.
What council tax band is the property in?
The property falls within Council Tax Band E, administered by the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames.
What broadband speeds are available?
Broadband speeds of up to 920 Mbps are available at this address. Buyers are advised to verify availability with their preferred provider.
Is there parking?
The property does not include off-street parking or a garage. Buyers should make their own enquiries regarding on-street parking in the area.
Are there any known issues with the property?
The sellers have not disclosed any known issues. Buyers are nonetheless advised to commission their own survey and make all appropriate enquiries prior to exchange.
What original features does the property retain?
The property retains a number of Victorian period features, including original cornicing in the bay-fronted living room and period fireplaces in both reception rooms.