A fabulous 1960’s 4 bedroom townhouse in a residential cul de sac, with a spacious roof terrace and two parking spaces.

This wonderful contemporary property was designed by the Architect Derek Stephenson and is one of six houses built as private development. The houses were designed with a split level internal layout to increase their height to create a great view from the roof terraces. The houses were built in the late 1960’s using reclaimed London Stocks that maybe of Victorian heritage.

The accommodation is set over three floors. The ground floor has a spacious entrance hall with original parquet flooring and offers good storage. Access to the integral garage which has been repurposed as a utility room and storage / workshop. The primary bedroom is located to the rear of the house, this lovely space has a very large window, flooding in natural daylight and the view of the rear garden. There is ample built in storage and modern en-suite shower room. On the first floor you will find the main reception to the front, a very modern and comfortable space, south facing, full width, floor to ceiling window, again allowing plenty of natural daylight. The newly refurbished kitchen and dining area is also located on this floor and has views of the garden. The second floor houses three more bedrooms, a study, stylish family bathroom and access to a stunning roof terrace with ample space for alfresco dining.

Petersham is a beautiful village that balances city and country living thanks to the local green spaces and multiple London transport links. A wonderful location for families, professionals and retirees. The property is located close to Richmond Park and Ham house and offers lovely walks along the riverside towards Richmond town centre or Teddington Lock. Petersham is renowned for its culinary experiences at Petersham Nurseries and the Michelin-starred Dysart restaurant.   Richmond and Kingston town centres both offer a wide range of shops from independent boutiques on cobbled lanes to leading High street brands, along with a Whole Foods and Waitrose supermarkets.

The area is also ideally located for state and private schools, including Grey Court secondary (rated Outstanding by OFSTED). The German School and the Russell primary are both within easy walking distance and Tiffin Girls and Boys Schools and Kingston Grammer School are all on the 65 bus route.   Nearby in Ham you will find everyday amenities such as chemists, bakers, dry-cleaning, small Tesco and Sainsburys supermarkets with easy parking. Ham parade market sells ethically sourced food, arts and crafts on the first Saturday of the month.
Richmond Station, with direct trains to Waterloo, District line Underground and the North London line, is a short journey by bus, car or walking/cycling along the river path. Kingston with its excellent shopping facilities is 2 miles.