A wonderful opportunity to acquire a ground floor Edwardian purpose built maisonette with a share of freehold and front and rear gardens. Offered for sale with no onward chain.

Situated on this sought after road, leading directly to Moor Mead Park, is this very characterful two bedroom apartment, with a wealth of period features, to include original wooden floorboards and doors, high decorative plaster ceilings and cast iron fireplaces.

Internally, the spacious layout of 681 square foot (63.2 sq m) comprises a large entrance hallway with ample space for hanging pictures and displaying books (access to which is via your own private front door). A beautifully light reception room with bay window, decorative plaster cornice and feature fireplace. Adjacent to this is the main bedroom with window overlooking the rear patio, built in wardrobe and a further cast iron fireplace. There is then a very generous bathroom with a white Victorian style suite, ceramic wall tiling and exposed wooden floorboards. Of particular note is the magnificent roll top bath with claw and ball feet. The kitchen has a range of units, French windows to the side leading to the patio and garden, wall mounted boiler and space for a breakfast / dining table. There is then the second bedroom, with ensuite shower.

Finally, to the rear of the property is a garden, which is fenced on all sides and has an access gate for bikes, etc. The front garden and side patio also belongs to this particular flat and could be extended into, subject to planning.

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. Godstone Road is enviably situated in the heart of the village, moments from everything.

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.

Facilities

Recreational facilities include rowing and boating on The Thames, walking, cycling and running in the numerous public parks, horse riding in Richmond and Bushy parks and golf on the many public and private courses. There is also a polo club in nearby Ham. Sports clubs are plentiful and include Cedars on Richmond Hill, a David Lloyd club in Hampton, a Virgin Active Classic Health Club within Twickenham Stadium and also the Lensbury Club.

Schools

There are several highly regarded state schools within the area, to include the Ofsted Outstanding Orleans Primary, 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.

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