4 bed semi-detached house for sale in Bassett Gardens, Isleworth, TW7
Guide Price £700,000
4 bedroom
3 bathroom
1 reception
1584 sq ft (147 .16 sq m)
Guide Price £700,000
4 bed semi-detached house for sale in Bassett Gardens, Isleworth, TW7 (ref: 681187)
ShortlistKey Features
- Four-bedroom semi-detached family home
- Three bathrooms (one en-suite)
- Generous through-lounge
- Extended kitchen/diner
- Off-street parking
- Brick-built annexe at rear
- Private garden with potential to landscape
- Potential for double-storey side extension (STPP)
- Close to Osterley Station (Piccadilly Line)
- Easy access to A4/M4 and Heathrow
🏡 What the Owners Love
We’ve loved how much space this home gives us - both inside and out. The kitchen and dining area have been at the heart of family life, while the through lounge has hosted countless gatherings over the years. Having Osterley Station within walking distance has been a huge bonus, as has the easy access to the A4 for trips into London or Heathrow. It’s a brilliant location for families - everything you need is close by.
💛 Why We’d Buy It
If you’re looking for a home that offers both space and scope, this one’s got both in spades. There’s already over 1,500 sq ft to play with, but the generous plot and wide side access make a double-storey side extension (STPP) an obvious next step for anyone with imagination.
The kitchen-diner opens directly onto a large garden with a brick-built annexe, which could easily evolve into a home office, gym or studio. Inside, there’s a classic layout with bay-fronted rooms, three bathrooms, and the kind of proportions you just don’t get in newer builds.
Yes, it could do with some updating - but that’s half the appeal. You can design it around your own taste rather than paying for someone else’s. With strong transport links, good schools, and Osterley Park close by, it’s the kind of home that rewards vision.
📋 Summary
A spacious four-bedroom, three-bathroom semi-detached family home situated on a popular residential street close to Osterley Underground Station (Piccadilly Line) and the A4.
The ground floor comprises a bay-fronted through lounge and an extended kitchen/dining room opening onto a private rear garden with a brick-built annexe. Upstairs, there are three well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom, while the top floor offers a fourth bedroom with en-suite shower room.
The property further benefits from off-street parking, its own driveway, and potential for a double-storey side extension (STPP).
Bassett Gardens is a well-connected location within easy reach of local shops, schools, and green spaces including Osterley Park.
We’ve loved how much space this home gives us - both inside and out. The kitchen and dining area have been at the heart of family life, while the through lounge has hosted countless gatherings over the years. Having Osterley Station within walking distance has been a huge bonus, as has the easy access to the A4 for trips into London or Heathrow. It’s a brilliant location for families - everything you need is close by.
💛 Why We’d Buy It
If you’re looking for a home that offers both space and scope, this one’s got both in spades. There’s already over 1,500 sq ft to play with, but the generous plot and wide side access make a double-storey side extension (STPP) an obvious next step for anyone with imagination.
The kitchen-diner opens directly onto a large garden with a brick-built annexe, which could easily evolve into a home office, gym or studio. Inside, there’s a classic layout with bay-fronted rooms, three bathrooms, and the kind of proportions you just don’t get in newer builds.
Yes, it could do with some updating - but that’s half the appeal. You can design it around your own taste rather than paying for someone else’s. With strong transport links, good schools, and Osterley Park close by, it’s the kind of home that rewards vision.
📋 Summary
A spacious four-bedroom, three-bathroom semi-detached family home situated on a popular residential street close to Osterley Underground Station (Piccadilly Line) and the A4.
The ground floor comprises a bay-fronted through lounge and an extended kitchen/dining room opening onto a private rear garden with a brick-built annexe. Upstairs, there are three well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom, while the top floor offers a fourth bedroom with en-suite shower room.
The property further benefits from off-street parking, its own driveway, and potential for a double-storey side extension (STPP).
Bassett Gardens is a well-connected location within easy reach of local shops, schools, and green spaces including Osterley Park.
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Further Details
- New Listing: Launched in the last 10 days
- Status: Available
- Size: 1584 sq ft (147 .16 sq m)
- Council Tax Band: Band F - £3013
- Tenure: Freehold
- Parking Spaces: Driveway, Off Street
- Outside Spaces: Back Garden, Private Garden, Rear Garden
- Reference: 681187
What else you need to know
Utility supply, rights and restrictions
- Utility supply
- Electricity supply: Mains supply
- Heating supply: Gas
- Sewerage: Mains supply
- Water supply: Mains supply
- Other information
- Has gas: Yes
- Property age bracket: 1920 to 1930
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