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" A first floor Edwardian maisonette, with private rear garden, being sold together with the recently purchased freehold and loft space, enabling a purchaser to extend into the loft with much greater flexibility STUC .

This is truly a very rare opportunity for a purchaser to acquire a wonderful Edwardian maisonette in one of the sought after roads leading to Moor Mead Park, with the added advantage of the loft space and the freehold included within the purchase price. This saves a great deal of time, effort and money, should you wish to extend your property and create an additional bedroom and en suite bathroom. Subject to the usual local authority consents.

In further detail the accommodation comprises a ground floor private entrance door with inner lobby and stairs rising to the first floor. A spacious hallway then leads to all rooms, which include a good sized main bedroom, additional guest bedroom, study further single bedroom, modern bathroom with limestone effect tiling and a superb kitchen breakfast room with space for a large dining table. Of particular note is the impressive reception room, which is located to the front of the property and has a bay window and a cast iron feature fireplace with ornate wooden surround. There is also access to the loft, currently used for storage.

To the rear of the apartment, an external staircase leads down to a private section of garden, which has a raised patio for al fresco dining and a further lawned area. There is also a wooden shed for bikes and a rear gate for easy access.

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 caf s, 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.

Council Tax Band D

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