Nestled between Wendell and Ravenscourt parks, this area features mostly Victorian houses from the 1880s, part of a conservation area since 1974. The streets retain their original Victorian facades, brickwork, slate roofs and large gardens, making this one of the greenest spots in the borough. Rylett is a tranquil non-through road; this house is wider example with side porch and sits on a 4,390 sq ft plot with a southwest-facing garden. The house, remodelled and extended, retains its Victorian charm and has working fireplaces. Modern features include large Crittall-style rear doors, underfloor heating beneath oak herringbone flooring, LED lighting, bespoke shutters, pressurised hot water, high-speed Mesh internet and a 3-phase car charging point. The ground floor boasts a large open-plan kitchen/ living/ dining area, two reception rooms and utility. Upstairs are four en-suite bedrooms (master has a walk-in wardrobe). The self-contained garden studio includes a work area with fitted kitchen, exercise/rest area and WC/shower room. Local amenities include shopping, tube and bus links to central London, excellent schools and proximity to the river. A rare family home.

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