For Sale3 Bedroom House in Trinity Church Road, Barnes, London, SW13£2,150,000

This charming property presents three bedrooms, three large reception rooms, a garden, garage, and off-street parking. Furthermore, residents benefit from access to Harrods Village's leisure suite. Rare to the market is this wonderful townhouse in the popular Harrods Village in Barnes. With over 2100 sq ft of internal space this generous property is set over four floors and boasts a beautiful landscaped garden, roof top bar / snug and terrace with wonderful panoramic views. On the ground floor there is an entrance hallway with guest cloakroom, access into the garage and through to a generous kitchen with extended dining room and doors onto the rear garden. On the first floor there is a reception room with balcony, a bathroom and double bedroom which is being used as a office and a further balcony. On the second floor there are two double bedroom suites with modern en-suite bathrooms and plenty of fitted wardrobes. The third floor boasts the sung / bar area with sliding doors onto the L-shaped roof terrace with planters, seating area and lovely views. There is off street parking for two cars and an internal garage. This property has the benefit of membership to the leisure suite and a rear gate into the Harrods development. Subject to planning permission there may be scope to incorporate the garage into the house and extend to the rear. Harrods Village is an exclusive, gated development on the south side of the river Thames, close to Hammersmith Bridge. It offers a 24-hour concierge service and comprehensive on-site facilities for the residents including a 25m. swimming pool, gymnasium, sauna and business centre. History - The historic Harrods buildings were converted into apartments in 1997-99 with the old soap factory renamed Charles Harrod Building after the former owner of Harrods department store. The former candle factory was renamed Richard Burbidge Buildings in honour of the former managing director of Harrods. The later grand building by the river was officially named William Hunt Mansions in honour of architect W.G. Hunt and officially opened in spring 1999.