Property Description

A spacious two-bedroom Victorian garden apartment with off-street parking, ideally positioned on the sought-after Richmond Hill.
This well-presented ground floor flat benefits from its own private entrance, a generous rear garden with side access, and off-street parking to the front. Internally, the apartment features wooden flooring throughout and offers well-balanced accommodation.
The principal bedroom is particularly spacious, with a large bay window that fills the room with natural light. The second bedroom is perfect as a guest room, home office, or child’s bedroom. A stylish, modern family bathroom is located between the two bedrooms.
To the rear of the property, the kitchen, dining room, and reception room are each distinct yet interconnected via internal doorways, offering flexible and practical living space. The dining area opens directly onto the impressive private garden — ideal for outdoor entertaining and al fresco dining.
There is excellent scope to reconfigure the rear of the property (subject to the necessary consents), with the potential to create a large open-plan kitchen/living/dining space that opens out to the garden, perfect for modern family living.

Superbly situated on the upper slopes of Richmond Hill, adjacent to the charming Richmond Village and within close proximity of the town centre, amenities, and excellent transport links. Richmond offers direct mainline services to London Waterloo (approximately 18 minutes) and direct District Line access to London Victoria (around 22 minutes).
Families are well catered for, with several Ofsted-rated Outstanding primary schools nearby, including Marshgate, The Vineyard, Holy Trinity, and St Elizabeth’s RC School. Esteemed private schools such as King’s House and The Old Vicarage are also within easy reach.
Richmond is home to the largest of London’s Royal Parks, as well as the world-renowned Kew Gardens and historic Richmond Green – once a setting for jousting tournaments and home to the former Richmond Palace. The area boasts a vibrant social scene, with an abundance of pubs, bars, and riverside restaurants, plus boutique shops tucked along the high street and cobbled side streets.
Steeped in royal heritage, Richmond upon Thames also enjoys a rich cultural offering, with two theatres, three cinemas, the popular Ivy Café, and the beautifully situated boutique Bingham Hotel.

EPC Rating | D
Council Tax Band | D
Tenure | Share of Freehold