1930s art deco property in Twickenham, Great London

Not quite in the same league as the recent Sunspan find, but this 1930s art deco property in Twickenham, Great London is worth checking out.

Not a lot of detail from the agent, but enough photos here to tell us what we need to know.

This is a stylised, semi-detached art deco property in Twickenham, an area known for this type of property. Check the archives, as there are a few more I have picked out in the past. But not for some time though.

If you are a fan of this particular style and era, the exterior of this one will definitely sell itself to you, with the possible exception of the front doorway. A victim of a double glazing upgrade.

The door hints at what is beyond it, which is a modernised property. The parquet flooring is still in place and of course, the your get the reverse side of the windows and the curves. But beyond that, this is a modern-era family home. Nothing too over the top, just a contemporary finish throughout, much of it looking quite recent.

But there is one period feature still very much in place. The roof terrace. Quite a substantial one too and perfect for kicking back on a sunny day, taking in the local scenery.

As for the living space, that is made up of a ground floor with entrance hall, reception room, adjoining dining room, the kitchen area, one of the bedrooms and a bathroom. The first floor has three further bedrooms and the family bathroom, with a second floor hosting access to the roof terrace and the roof terrace itself. There is also a garage, along with what’s described as a ‘large’ rear garden.
The ‘extremely desirable’ location might well affect the price of this one, which is up at £825,000.
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David on 23 July, 2018 12:31 pm
Actually, it’s not Twickenham as such that’s particularly known for Deco properties (though there certainly are some) as this particular estate – as you’ll see if you look at your previous entries: there are 4 or 6 such properties evenly spaced among more conventional builds, which I think they may predate slightly