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Barons Keep, Gliddon Road, Court, W14
£725,000
FLAT
3 beds
Key features
- 360 Viewing Tour + Video Available
- Spacious 1240 Sqft
- 3 / 4 Bedroom Apartment with HMO Licence.
- Separate Kitchen
- Two Bathrooms
- Off Street Parking
- High Ceilings
- Day Porter
- Chain Free
- Moments from Barons Court tube station
- All our properties are available to view virtually, enquire below to book an online viewing
Full description
Set in an iconic Art Deco West London development, this bright and spacious three / four bedroom apartment measuring 1240 sqft offers warm and comfortable accommodation for a couple, a small family or sharers.
The flat comes with a share of the freehold, meaning the block is co-owned by the residents and managed according to their shared interests. Recent work has been done to upgrade the heating systems and water supplies to modern efficient systems.
Barons Keep is excellently located for transport links, across the road from Barons Court tube, which runs to Soho in 16 minutes and Heathrow in 33 mins.
Some words from the owner:
WHAT DO YOU LOVE ABOUT YOUR PROPERTY?
I have owned this flat for 21 years and lived in it for much of that time until I had to move for work. I loved how spacious all of the rooms were which was great as I was sharing with friends at the time so it never felt like we were on top of each other, there are two bathrooms and a large kitchen which was great as we all enjoyed cooking. The lounge in particular was very spacious so I was able to create an additional bedroom or you could use it as a separate dining area if you wanted. The apartment has high ceilings and plenty of character throughout, I loved the 1930's / art deco feel of the block which was the appeal when I bought it. Whilst I haven't lived in the apartment for a few years there is a real community feel in Barons Keep, you will get to know the neighbours well and I made many friends over the years. There is also off-street car parking and use of a day porter with the apartment. The service charge also includes the heating and hot water.
WHY ARE YOU SELLING?
I have moved away from the area for work and the apartment has been rented out for several years now. I am looking to purchase a house and will use the proceeds of this sale for that.
WHAT DO YOU LOVE ABOUT THE AREA?
Barons Court is a great area to live, it is very central and convenient, but much less busy than nearby Earls' Court, Fulham or Hammersmith. The local shops and cafes are really well-established and friendly and there are great local pubs including one with a theatre downstairs.
I've loved being a short walk to the beautiful Holland Park and Kensington High Street plus living so close to the Thames. In addition it's been so easy to pop into Soho on the Piccadilly line or head to Kew Gardens in 10 mins on the district line. Really felt that I've experienced some of the best of London whilst living here!
KEY INFORMATION:
Tenure: Leasehold with a share of freehold
Term: 125 years from 24 June 1991 ( 92 years remaining ) The Directors of the freehold company are currently in consultation about extending the leases to 999 years. Please ask for more information.
Council Tax: Band F ( £2,003.10 per annum 2024/25 )
Rating Authority: Hammersmith & Fulham
Service Charge: £8354 per annum ( Includes heating and hot water )
Ground Rent: £287.50 per annum
The flat comes with a share of the freehold, meaning the block is co-owned by the residents and managed according to their shared interests. Recent work has been done to upgrade the heating systems and water supplies to modern efficient systems.
Barons Keep is excellently located for transport links, across the road from Barons Court tube, which runs to Soho in 16 minutes and Heathrow in 33 mins.
Some words from the owner:
WHAT DO YOU LOVE ABOUT YOUR PROPERTY?
I have owned this flat for 21 years and lived in it for much of that time until I had to move for work. I loved how spacious all of the rooms were which was great as I was sharing with friends at the time so it never felt like we were on top of each other, there are two bathrooms and a large kitchen which was great as we all enjoyed cooking. The lounge in particular was very spacious so I was able to create an additional bedroom or you could use it as a separate dining area if you wanted. The apartment has high ceilings and plenty of character throughout, I loved the 1930's / art deco feel of the block which was the appeal when I bought it. Whilst I haven't lived in the apartment for a few years there is a real community feel in Barons Keep, you will get to know the neighbours well and I made many friends over the years. There is also off-street car parking and use of a day porter with the apartment. The service charge also includes the heating and hot water.
WHY ARE YOU SELLING?
I have moved away from the area for work and the apartment has been rented out for several years now. I am looking to purchase a house and will use the proceeds of this sale for that.
WHAT DO YOU LOVE ABOUT THE AREA?
Barons Court is a great area to live, it is very central and convenient, but much less busy than nearby Earls' Court, Fulham or Hammersmith. The local shops and cafes are really well-established and friendly and there are great local pubs including one with a theatre downstairs.
I've loved being a short walk to the beautiful Holland Park and Kensington High Street plus living so close to the Thames. In addition it's been so easy to pop into Soho on the Piccadilly line or head to Kew Gardens in 10 mins on the district line. Really felt that I've experienced some of the best of London whilst living here!
KEY INFORMATION:
Tenure: Leasehold with a share of freehold
Term: 125 years from 24 June 1991 ( 92 years remaining ) The Directors of the freehold company are currently in consultation about extending the leases to 999 years. Please ask for more information.
Council Tax: Band F ( £2,003.10 per annum 2024/25 )
Rating Authority: Hammersmith & Fulham
Service Charge: £8354 per annum ( Includes heating and hot water )
Ground Rent: £287.50 per annum