Martindale, East Sheen, London, SW14

A charming three-bedroom Edwardian home, featuring a spacious double reception room, conservatory and west facing garden, only a stone's throw from Richmond Park and Sheen Mount Primary School.

A delightful refurbished three-bedroom Edwardian family home, located in the highly sought-after park side area of East Sheen.

This charming property benefits from its proximity to the well-regarded Sheen Mount Primary School and the natural beauty of Richmond Park, just a stone's throw away.

The home features a spacious entrance and hallway leading into a double reception room, complete with two original ornate mantelpieces and working gas fireplaces. The newly sanded and waxed wooden floors add warmth and character to the space.

Adjoining the reception room is a conservatory, ideal as a play area or dining room, offering access to a pretty west-facing garden paved with York stone, and providing rear access.

The modern kitchen includes built-in cupboards, granite worktops, a gas range cooker, fridge and freezer, and a dishwasher, while a separate utility room provides a washing machine and ample hanging space.

A guest cloakroom is also conveniently located on the ground floor.

Upstairs, the property offers two double bedrooms and one single bedroom, all with built-in wardrobes and newly fitted carpets.

The family bathroom features bespoke handmade tiles, a freestanding cast iron bath, and a separate walk-in shower.

Additional features include a charming wooden ladder leading to a useful loft space, perfect for storage.

Extra accommodation could be added with a loft conversion, subject to planning.

Martindale Road is a short walk from Richmond Park and Sheen Mount Primary School.

East Sheen offers lots of great shops, cafes, restaurants and pubs.

For the commuters, there is a good bus service and nearby Mortlake Station offers access to the overland railway network, including Richmond and Waterloo Station.

There is easy access to Central London and Heathrow via the A4 and M4.

Richmond Park was created by King Charles I in the 17th century as a deer park and is the largest enclosed space in London. Besides plenty of flora and fauna, it has around 630 red and fallow deer that roam freely within much of the park, together with a spectrum of water fowl in and around it's beautiful ponds.

The park is a Nature Reserve and home to the famous Isabella Plantation and White Lodge, which was formerly a royal residence and is now the Royal Ballet School.

Measuring 3.69 square miles (955 hectares or 2,360 acres), it is comparable in size to Paris's Bois de Vincennes and around three times the size of Central Park in New York. It includes a golf course, horse riding and other facilities for sport and recreation..