A stunning ground floor Edwardian maisonette with direct access to a garden, situated in this sought after tree-lined residential road leading from Moor Mead Park and within a few minutes of St Margarets' village and station.

The property offers 749 square foot of accommodation, over the ground floor level.

There is a spacious entrance hall with understairs storage and wooden floorboards. The original four panel wooden doors lead from the hallway to the majority of the accommodation.

To the front of the property is a beautiful period reception room with square bay window, complete with plantation shutters. There are also exposed wooden floorboards, a decorative plaster ceiling and attractive cast iron feature fireplace. The principal double bedroom has matching wood flooring, a chimney breast with exposed brick detailing and large sash window to the side. Adjacent to this is a further bedroom with wood flooring and sash window.

To the rear of the property is a fantastic kitchen dining room which measures some 17' x 13' with twin sash windows to the dining area and a further window a glazed patio doors to the kitchen, which provide direct access to the garden beyond. The bathroom is located to the far corner of the room and has a white suite with white wall tiling and mosaic floor tiles.

To the rear of the property there is a private section of garden, which could be enclosed, but, at present, the garden is used as one shared space.

This property has the advantage of no onward chain.

Location:

St. Margarets is located in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames, approximately nine miles to the west of central London.

It is a charming, vibrant, village with a mainline station to Waterloo and two main shopping parades located along Crown Road and St. Margarets Road, where an extensive selection of cafés, boutiques, restaurants and pubs can be found. Sidney Road is situated right in the heart of the village.

Richmond town centre is also within easy access and provides an even greater selection of facilities, including; two theatres, three cinemas and an underground station.

Schools:

There are several highly regarded state schools within the area, to include the Ofsted Outstanding Orleans Primary (at the end of the road), St Stephen’s Church of England Primary School, St Marys and Orleans Park Secondary School.

Transport:

Connections are superb, as being adjacent to the A316, easy access is provided to Central London as well as the M3, M4 and M25 with further connections to Heathrow Airport (8 miles), Gatwick and the West Country. There is a mainline station providing a railway service, via Richmond, to London Waterloo in approximately 30 minutes.

AGENTS NOTE – There is no onward chain with this property.

Sourced reference: 159544157