Characterful 1874 House next to St John’s Church, West London Period Village House with Flexible Interiors, Cellar & Excellent Parking Greater London

Description

Characterful late-Victorian village house built c.1874 by Charles Mills, 1st Baron Hillingdon, next to Grade II-listed St John’s Church and overlooking the historic village green. Extremely private with no close neighbours.

Original features throughout including fireplaces, cornicing, wooden floorboards and staircase. One high-spec bedroom features distinctive Victorian chinoiserie décor, original flooring, fireplace, high ceilings, blackout curtains and traditional shutters. Second bedroom finished to a high decorative standard. Two empty shell bedrooms and two reception rooms (one large and usable with charm, one smaller empty shell) – both with fireplaces – offer excellent flexibility for dressing or set construction. Large stone cellar with three rooms.

Spectacular exterior from both front and rear. Traditional cottage-style private gardens with mature trees. Large double garage (long shape, vehicle access from both ends, can be fully emptied). Original small wash house and separate hot tub.

Practical advantages for production: free parking at the front suitable for larger vans and multiple cars, rear vehicle access available (easy unit base), large hotel directly opposite for crew catering and accommodation, fast cable broadband, and no practical limitations on services. Extremely quiet location – no flight path, no aircraft noise, and minimal traffic noise. Quiet West London location with excellent access (Heathrow approx. 15 minutes, Uxbridge tube, Elizabeth Line nearby).

Fully production-friendly. Crews may paint, clear, dress extensively or renovate if required. Open to all types of production including high-end drama, commercials, music videos and stills. Long bookings welcome. Owners live on site but are completely flexible and prioritise shoots. Owner is a professional photographer with a strong understanding of crew requirements.