• Tenure: Freehold

• Outside space: Yes

• Parking: Yes

Key features and description

An exceptional and exquisitely decorated five-bedroom Victorian family home, just minutes from St John's Wood High Street.

It features an enchanting landscaped rear garden with a generous patio and off-street parking.

Often the heart of any home, this sleek and sophisticated kitchen offers views across the garden, with an adjoining breakfast room that leads onto the patio.

It features an enchanting landscaped rear garden with a generous patio and off-street parking.

Often the heart of any home, this sleek and sophisticated kitchen offers views across the garden, with an adjoining breakfast room that leads onto the patio.

Acacia Road was laid out in the 19th century on land owned by the Duke of Portland and Henry Eyre, its name allegedly deriving from a vast Acacia tree that once stood at its junction with Finchley Road.

This home is very elegant semi-detached house in the Italianate-Grecian style, built between 1830 and 1840. It is Grade II listed and is one of a number of homes of architectural importance on the road.