RiverHomes is delighted to be able to offer this remarkable Grade 2 listed townhouse, one of very few affordable London homes on the banks of the Thames. The house dates from the 1750s and is part of the row of Georgian houses forming the heart of the historic Old Isleworth village. It was extended and thoroughly renovated in 2021, so that it now has a spacious and sunny living room opening through a large Crittall window to the garden and the water's edge. Directly across the river is the uninhabited island, which is an important nature reserve. The gorgeous views of river and woodland give a feeling of countryside surprisingly close to central London. On the house's share of the masonry dock there is space for a garden table and chairs, and a boat can be moored. In addition to a new kitchen, the renovation included a new utility area with capacious storage, a cloakroom, elegant white engineered floorboards, Velux windows and under-floor heating. The front door opens to an attractive reception room with period fireplace and sash window. The first floor has a large bath and shower room and two bedrooms, one at present used as a study. The master bedroom on the second floor features a large bespoke closet and stunning views of the river. This stretch of Church Street, being calmed by planters, is almost free of motor traffic, hence of noise and pollution. Within walking distance is the entrance to Syon Park, with its grassy spaces, woodlands, stately home, garden centre, and five-star Hilton hotel; and the West Middlesex Hospital and a highly rated GP practice. Isleworth plays host to some the oldest schools including: the Blue School primary, started in 1630; Isleworth & Syon Secondary (1640), of which Mo Farah is an alumnae, The Green School Secondary (1796) and Gumley Secondary (1841). Please note that there are no parking spaces by the house, residents’ parking is alongside the River Thames as you approach Church Street. EPC rating D. Council tax band F.