Barnes
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Gerard Road

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Bedrooms

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BEDROOM 1

King

(150cm)

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BEDROOM 2

2 Single

(135cm)

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BEDROOM 3

King

(150cm)

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BEDROOM 4

2 Single

(135cm)

Bathrooms

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BATHROOM 1

Shower stall & bath
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BATHROOM 2

WC / Cloakroom
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BATHROOM 3

Shower stall
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BATHROOM 4

Shower stall & bath

Amenities

  • Washer
  • Tumble dryer
  • Family friendly
  • Air Conditioning
  • Hot Water Dispenser (Quooker)
  • Toaster
  • Electric Blinds
  • Oven
  • Last Minute
  • Microwave
  • Coffee Machine
  • December AV
  • Garden
  • Patio/deck
  • Kettle
  • Essentials
  • Central heating
  • Underfloor heating
  • Off Road Parking
  • Iron
  • TV
  • Baby-friendly
  • Plates and cutlery
  • Freezer
  • Fridge
  • Exercise Equipment
  • Ironing board
  • Half Term
  • Glasses
  • Hob (Stove)
  • WIFI Internet
  • Dishwasher

AS STANDARD

  • WIFI
  • LUXURY BED LINEN
  • PROFESSIONAL MANAGEMENT

Area

Barnes

Beautiful Barnes is just down the road from Putney and leads towards Richmond. There are a number of exceptional 18th and 19th century buildings in and around its historic village which is centred on the pond, forming the Barnes Village conservation area. Barnes Common is a local nature reserve and an important open space spanning 120 acres. It provides a rural setting to the village and a wealth of habitats including acid grassland, scrub, woodland and wetland which were turned into a wetland habitat and bird sanctuary in 1995 called the London Wetland. Like Putney, Barnes boasts a rock and roll history with the former Olympic Studios on Church Road playing host to many of rock and pop's greatest stars throughout the decades. From The Beatles and The Rolling Stones, right through to modern day Coldplay and Madonna.

Neighbouring Putney lies just south of the river and is full of leafy, quiet roads and green areas. Putney Heath is the biggest outdoor area and this borders Wimbledon common which in turn spills over to Richmond Park and beyond which makes for beautiful secluded walks. Along the river are the famous boathouses and tow paths where you can take a wander down the banks of the Thames and all the way to Chiswick and Richmond along the shaded gravel paths! This is also the starting location for the historic Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race, which started in 1829 and now takes place every year before Easter with people lining the banks to cheer on the teams – an incredibly exciting event which takes over South West London every year!

The high street in Putney has many nice pubs and restaurants and even hosts a farmers market at the weekend. Along the river front near Putney Bridge there are some pubs offering more upmarket dining such as The Boathouse, The Star & Garter as well as the Half Moon Pub, which is one of London’s longest running music venues and has ignited the careers of many now famous musicians.

Nearest Transport

Hammersmith, 35 mins walk

Map

Gerard Road

Notes

  • Check in 15:00. Check out 10:00.
  • Minimum length of stay: 7 nights
  • Maximum party size: 8 guests
  • Minimum advance period: 7

No smoking, pets, or parties! This home is set over 3 floors with a fair few stairs. Two of the bedrooms feature a trundle bed, complete with pull-out bed underneath, sleeping 2 guests per room — ideal for children. There's a separate utility room where you'll find the washing machine and tumble dryer. This home is superbly set up for remote working. There's also Air-Con in the kitchen, as well as across the top floor. You'll have the joy of electric blinds in the living room and on the middle floor. Underfloor heating is available in the bathroom and beyond the kitchen, and that sought-after London bonus — off-street parking — is available on request. Getting to Hammersmith station involves a scenic, 30-minute stroll along the river, or a 15-minute bus and walk over the iconic Hammersmith Bridge, but Barnes Bridge station is our top recommendation for a speedy jaunt into the city, being just a stone's throw from your front door and offering a blissfully short trip to London Waterloo.
No smoking, pets, or parties!

Reviews

Lisa ,
Perfect location for access to London and driving through countryside for excursions. Beds very comfortable, kitchen well appointed, bathrooms great, open feeling for house.
Mechelle,