Rosemary Cottages are an historic row of cottages which were originally built as station houses. These charming properties, built around 1850, are all well placed for Mortlake Station and The Thames in SW14.
This cottage in the row has two bedrooms, sitting room, kitchen/breakfast room and a cellar which has been dug out of the basement. Interiors are charming and cosy and the sitting room has a feature fireplace. The house also comes with private and shared gardens, and parking to the front of the property.
The guide price is £499,950. For further information contact Chesterton Humberts on 020 8104 0580 or visit www.chestertonhumberts.com.
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