2-bedroom terraced house · W10 4JG
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About
Nestled on the charming Marne Street in London, this delightful two-bedroom Victorian cottage presents a unique opportunity for those with a vision.
Built in the 1870s, this terraced house retains the classic proportions of the original estate, offering a bright reception room, a separate kitchen, and two spacious double bedrooms upstairs, all within a total of 635 square feet.
While the property is in need of full modernisation, it is the garden, measuring over 31 feet, that truly sets this home apart.
This outdoor space offers more than just a patio; it is a canvas for your creativity and a perfect spot for family gatherings or moments of relaxation.
This residence is ideal for buyers who can appreciate the potential that lies beneath the tired decor, whether you are a family looking for a project or an investor familiar with the desirable W10 area.
The layout is sound, and properties of this size are a rare find in this sought-after neighbourhood, making it a worthwhile investment.
Marne Street is conveniently located near Queen’s Park, which boasts tennis courts, playgrounds, a beloved café, and a vibrant Sunday farmers’ market that many locals cherish.
The lively Salusbury Road, with its array of pubs, restaurants, independent coffee shops, and the popular Lexi Cinema, is also just a short stroll away.
For those commuting, Queen’s Park station, served by the Bakerloo line and London Overground, is within easy walking distance, while several primary schools, including Wilberforce Primary and Queen’s Park Primary, are nearby.
This freehold property falls under the Westminster local authority and is classified in Council Tax Band D.
With its prime location and potential for transformation, this cottage is a rare gem waiting for the right owner to bring it back to life.
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Properties like this can earn 2–3x BTL yields when converted to HMO, with retrofit costs around £10k/room. Sign in to see the full tier, yield projection, and cost breakdown.
Commercial properties like this can earn 30-50% higher yields when converted to residential under Class MA / Q / P / PA, with prior approval costing ~GBP 96/unit. Sign in to see the recommended route, yield uplift, and cost breakdown.
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