Keswick Road

Where timeless 1920’s architecture meets extraordinary potential.

Set back on a quiet, tree-lined road in East Putney, this substantial 1920s detached house combines period character, scale and exceptional future potential. Extending to over 3,000 sq ft, the house retains original detailing, generous proportions, elegant fenestration and the solid craftsmanship of its era. The layout is both expansive and practical, offering five bedrooms and three bathrooms, including a principal suite with en suite, ideal for modern family living. To the rear lies an exceptional nearly 200-foot, south-facing garden, mainly laid to lawn with a patio directly from the house. Flooded with natural light and offering impressive privacy, it is well suited to family life, entertaining or ambitious landscaping. The frontage is equally impressive, with a large in-and-out driveway providing ample off-street parking and a separate garage, a notable advantage in this location. Planning permission has been granted to extend to the rear, side and into the loft, adding approximately 1,500 sq ft and allowing for a transformative reworking of the house. Consent is also in place for a 700 sq ft garden room, ideal for a studio, pavilion or wellness space. A home that works beautifully today while offering scope to become a landmark family residence, blending 1920s charm with contemporary architectural ambition in one of Putney’s most desirable residential settings. Keswick Road sits in an established pocket of Putney, valued for its green open space, strong schooling and everyday convenience. The road is moments from Putney Common and within easy reach of Richmond Park, offering acres of woodland and open walks that give the area a village-like feel. Transport links are excellent, with East Putney Underground and Putney mainline station close by, providing swift access into central London, supported by regular local bus routes. Putney High Street and Lower Richmond Road offer a broad mix of amenities, from independent cafés and bakeries to boutiques and gyms, while local favourites such as The Duke’s Head, The Telegraph and Gazette Putney anchor a sociable neighbourhood scene.ney is known for. Tenure : Freehold

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