Guide price
£2,250,000
(£1,071/sq. ft)
4 bed semi-detached house for salePriory Road, Richmond, Surrey TW9
4 beds
3 baths
3 receptions
2,100 sq. ft
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Superb location
Beautiful renovation
'Higham Furniture' kitchen
Great period integrity
Charming garden
EPC Rating = D
A beautifully renovated and superbly situated Victorian home.
Description
Tastefully renovated and seamlessly extended with a real depth of quality and thoughtfulness, our clients have created a wonderful family home that has a contemporary twist, yet beautifully retains its period integrity.
Originally constructed towards the end of the Victorian era the house forms the left hand side of this architecturally distinguished pair of red brick halls adjoining semi-detached properties and features a pretty balustraded balcony to the first floor, accessed from the principal bedroom.
Features of note include high corniced ceilings, fabulous parquet flooring, a gorgeous marble fireplace to the living room and a solid wood burner to the family room, stylish crittall doors, superbly appointed 'Porter' bathrooms and a stunning bespoke kitchen by 'Higham Furniture' with marble worktops and Miele appliances. All of which are further complimented by the tasteful decor.
In summary the soft tones, clean lines and timeless elegance combine to create a wonderful homely atmosphere.
There is also a charming rear garden that has a central lawn (of artificial grass) and a patio area that provides an ideal space for alfresco dining.
Location
Enviably positioned within this highly sought-after road that runs just off picturesque Kew Green, the house is within only a few hundred metres of leafy Kew Village. The village has a charming atmosphere with a good selection of independent shops and cafes, as well as a monthly market on the first Sunday of the month - featuring a mix of stalls selling beautiful crafts and quality foods, not to mention great live music from local bands.
Kew is situated on a particularly scenic stretch of The River Thames (which provides an ideal retreat from the hubbub of daily life) and is internationally renowned for its Royal Botanic Gardens, featuring 500 acres of woodland and the world's largest seed conservation project.
Kew Gardens train station is located in the village and is on the District Line tube (West End) as well as the Mildmay overland line to Stratford, via north London. There is also a direct train service to London Waterloo which runs from Kew Bridge Station, just a few hundred metres away on the other side of Kew Bridge. The M4 motorway can also be accessed just over the bridge.
Local schools enjoy an excellent reputation and are considered amongst the best in the country.
Square Footage: 2,100 sq ft
Description
Tastefully renovated and seamlessly extended with a real depth of quality and thoughtfulness, our clients have created a wonderful family home that has a contemporary twist, yet beautifully retains its period integrity.
Originally constructed towards the end of the Victorian era the house forms the left hand side of this architecturally distinguished pair of red brick halls adjoining semi-detached properties and features a pretty balustraded balcony to the first floor, accessed from the principal bedroom.
Features of note include high corniced ceilings, fabulous parquet flooring, a gorgeous marble fireplace to the living room and a solid wood burner to the family room, stylish crittall doors, superbly appointed 'Porter' bathrooms and a stunning bespoke kitchen by 'Higham Furniture' with marble worktops and Miele appliances. All of which are further complimented by the tasteful decor.
In summary the soft tones, clean lines and timeless elegance combine to create a wonderful homely atmosphere.
There is also a charming rear garden that has a central lawn (of artificial grass) and a patio area that provides an ideal space for alfresco dining.
Location
Enviably positioned within this highly sought-after road that runs just off picturesque Kew Green, the house is within only a few hundred metres of leafy Kew Village. The village has a charming atmosphere with a good selection of independent shops and cafes, as well as a monthly market on the first Sunday of the month - featuring a mix of stalls selling beautiful crafts and quality foods, not to mention great live music from local bands.
Kew is situated on a particularly scenic stretch of The River Thames (which provides an ideal retreat from the hubbub of daily life) and is internationally renowned for its Royal Botanic Gardens, featuring 500 acres of woodland and the world's largest seed conservation project.
Kew Gardens train station is located in the village and is on the District Line tube (West End) as well as the Mildmay overland line to Stratford, via north London. There is also a direct train service to London Waterloo which runs from Kew Bridge Station, just a few hundred metres away on the other side of Kew Bridge. The M4 motorway can also be accessed just over the bridge.
Local schools enjoy an excellent reputation and are considered amongst the best in the country.
Square Footage: 2,100 sq ft
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