House For Sale £2,150,000
A rarely available, extremely characterful and charming four double bedroom semi-detached Victorian house with off street parking and 147' south facing garden on one of Kingston's most desirable roads.
This already well-proportioned family home boasts a cellar as well as garden studio, whilst offering significant additional potential to extend (subject to the necessary permissions).
Original features such as sash windows and wonderfully high ceilings can't be missed throughout. The ground floor comprises a large entrance hall and provides access to each of the principal rooms including an interconnecting double reception room with feature fireplace. An additional two reception rooms are provided, one of which is configured as a dining room and the other as a study, whilst a large kitchen to the rear overlooks the garden. A downstairs W.C. Is also provided. The first floor offers three handsome double bedrooms and two
bathrooms, all again enjoying high ceilings and arranged over a split level whilst the loft has been part-converted to provide a further double bedroom.
Externally, the property opens out onto a very well maintained and secluded, south facing garden with patio area and home studio and store to the rear, whilst access to the front is provided via a side passage. A brick bordered and paved front garden offers a nicely retained and private driveway.
Liverpool Road is one of Kingston's most desirable roads.
Located within just a stone's throw of Richmond Park's Kingston Gate, it boasts convenient access to the largest Royal Park in London, covering an area of 2,500 acres. From its heights, uninterrupted views of St Paul's Cathedral can be enjoyed, 12 miles away, whilst the Isabella Plantation offers a 40 acre Victorian woodland garden created in the 1830's and is best known for its evergreen azaleas, which line the ponds and streams. Created by Charles I in the 17th century as a deer park, it is of national and international importance for wildlife conservation.
For those needing to commute by public transport, the property is situated within 0.6 miles (12 minute walk) of the railway station. Additional links via London Underground can be found at Putney and Richmond whilst alternative connections into and out of London can be accessed via the A3.
The property is also fortunate enough to fall within the catchment for a number of extremely well regarded State and Independent schools.
Tenure | Freehold
EPC Rating | E
Council Tax Band | G
This already well-proportioned family home boasts a cellar as well as garden studio, whilst offering significant additional potential to extend (subject to the necessary permissions).
Original features such as sash windows and wonderfully high ceilings can't be missed throughout. The ground floor comprises a large entrance hall and provides access to each of the principal rooms including an interconnecting double reception room with feature fireplace. An additional two reception rooms are provided, one of which is configured as a dining room and the other as a study, whilst a large kitchen to the rear overlooks the garden. A downstairs W.C. Is also provided. The first floor offers three handsome double bedrooms and two
bathrooms, all again enjoying high ceilings and arranged over a split level whilst the loft has been part-converted to provide a further double bedroom.
Externally, the property opens out onto a very well maintained and secluded, south facing garden with patio area and home studio and store to the rear, whilst access to the front is provided via a side passage. A brick bordered and paved front garden offers a nicely retained and private driveway.
Liverpool Road is one of Kingston's most desirable roads.
Located within just a stone's throw of Richmond Park's Kingston Gate, it boasts convenient access to the largest Royal Park in London, covering an area of 2,500 acres. From its heights, uninterrupted views of St Paul's Cathedral can be enjoyed, 12 miles away, whilst the Isabella Plantation offers a 40 acre Victorian woodland garden created in the 1830's and is best known for its evergreen azaleas, which line the ponds and streams. Created by Charles I in the 17th century as a deer park, it is of national and international importance for wildlife conservation.
For those needing to commute by public transport, the property is situated within 0.6 miles (12 minute walk) of the railway station. Additional links via London Underground can be found at Putney and Richmond whilst alternative connections into and out of London can be accessed via the A3.
The property is also fortunate enough to fall within the catchment for a number of extremely well regarded State and Independent schools.
Tenure | Freehold
EPC Rating | E
Council Tax Band | G
