Property, Houses and Flats for Sale in East Molesey, Surrey

Spacious housing, wide leafy streets, public parks, playing fields, three rivers, and Hampton Court Palace, East Molesey has much to offer including good local schools, sports clubs, and transport. If you are searching for property in East Molesey, it is generally cheaper than neighbouring Thames Ditton and Esher.

Houses for sale in East Molesey offer a mix of semi-detached Victorian cottages with two bedrooms from £300,000; townhouses built in the 1960s and '70s offering three bedrooms from £325,000; and three-bedroom riverside houses for £550,000+. Detached and semi-detached houses built in the 1920s and '30s, with drives and garages and offering four bedrooms are from £500,000, but substantial Victorian houses offering similar accommodation are in the region of £800,000. At the top end are some stunning Victorian detached villas with five or more bedrooms and generous gardens, on the market with estate agents in East Molesey for over £2M.

Flats for sale in East Molesey are usually found in modern, purpose-built developments, above shops, and in period-house conversions. Flats offering one bedroom are from £185,000 and flats with two bedrooms from £235,000.

Amenities for property in East Molesey

Shops in East Molesey are limited, although there is a Tesco supermarket, but nearby Kingston-upon-Thames has all the major stores you could possibly want. East Molesey has several good parks with opportunities for tennis, bowling, and soccer; there are miles of beautiful riverside walks and the vast expanse of Bushy Park is just across Hampton Court Bridge. To the north of East Molesey is Hurst Park, which is home to East Molesey Cricket Club, established in 1730. Across the River Thames in Hampton, are two of the highest ranking independent schools in the country: Hampton School for Boys and Lady Eleanor Holles for Girls. For younger children, local schools include Hurst Park Primary School in West Molesey and St. Lawrence C of E (Aided) Junior School in Church Road.

Transport in East Molesey

The A309 leads south to Hinchley Wood and the A3 which joins the M25 at Junction 10. The railway station in Hampton Court was built in 1848 and provides a 35-minute journey to London Waterloo.

Surrounding areas

While searching for property to buy or property to rent in East Molesey, which is covered by postcode, KT8, you may also wish to consider West Molesey, Thames Ditton, Esher, Weybridge, Kingston-upon-Thames, and Surbiton.