Retro unmodernized terraced house

A west London family townhouse. Multi-level, unmodernised, full of character. The three-story house offers an honest, lived-in backdrop ideal for shoots seeking a raw and authentic domestic setting. The home is rundown with cracks in the walls in the bedrooms and peeling paint in the bathrooms. There is a principal bedroom with en suite, a small second bedroom, a bathroom, a living room floor with fireplace, and basement floor with kitchen and a separate room. There is also a terraced garden. The front of the house faces east and the back of the house faces west, ensuring a well-lit building. It is the end of terrace house, making the property triple aspect. Though not modern or staged, the space is clean, safe, and fully accessible for small to mid-sized crews. The house is lived in but uncluttered, offering flexibility for set dressing and camera setups. Its “unstyled” nature also makes it ideal as a blank canvas for directors or art departments to work with. Logistics: -On-street parking and one private parking space available. -Ground-level access through front entrance. -Friendly, film-aware hosts open to discussing creative use of the space. -Flexible availability, including weekdays and weekends. This is an authentic, characterful British home that has retained the visual language of its time. Whether you're filming a retro family scene, a gritty social drama, or need a grounded domestic location that doesn’t feel “set-dressed,” this house offers texture, honesty, and atmosphere in every corner. Located in a quiet residential area in between leafy Ravenscourt Park and more edgy Shepherd’s Bush.