3 double and 1 single bed whole house in TW3 area.

A 1930'S Semi-detached house on a quiet residential, tree lined avenue, with a loft conversion and rear extension.

Isleworth/Twickenham (Whitton) border near Twickenham Stadium and Kneller Hall.

Four bedrooms; three double rooms and one single. The second floor (loft) bedroom has an en-suite bathroom. Family bathroom on the first floor. Ground floor, downstairs toilet at the end of the hallway. Ground floor includes an extended kitchen, dinning room and a through lounge. Plenty of storage throughout the property. Front and rear gardens. Gas central heating. Bike storage.

Could either be used as housing for four people or for three double bedrooms with the single room used as a study with a maximum of two desks.

Hounslow main line rail is a five minute walk away or a two minute cycle, from which both Waterloo and Egham are 20 minutes away. Twickenham main line railway station is a ten minute walk away (five minute cycle), from where both Waterloo and Egham are also 20 minutes away.

H22 and H20 buses stop at the property that link to Twickenham, Richmond, Ealing, Kingston and Hounslow.

Both Hounslow East and Hounslow Central tube stations are equidistant from the property. Each a ten minute walk or both, previously mentioned buses, drop you at either Piccadilly line tube station in five minutes.

On street car Parking Permit required for Rugby game days held at Twickenham Stadium. Otherwise, it's free to park on-street.

Local corner shop parade (at the end of the street) include newsagents, butcher, chemist, post office, off licence and dry cleaners. The GP surgery is also at the end of the road (Maswell Park). Both Hounslow and Whitton High Street's have Lidl and Aldi and assorted high street chains and independent restaurants/cafes.

This property is available for £2,000 per calendar month, as an entire house and would suit an extended young family, buddy ups or students (post or undergrads) who wish to share and live together.

You'll enjoy living here. It's worth a visit.