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" A charming Edwardian maisonette with stunning views over Moor Mead Park, a section of private garden to the rear and the benefit of a share of the freehold. Offered for sale with no onward chain, the property has a wealth of period features and the potential to extend, subject to the usual consents.

To the front of the property is a shared pathway leading to your own private entrance. There is also a strip of garden belonging to the property, ideal for bin storage. A period wooden entrance door with glazed panels opens to the inner hallway, from where doors lead to all rooms.

There is a wonderful South West facing reception room, bathed in light from the large box bay window which provides stunning views over Moor Mead Park. There is also a high ceiling with decorative plaster cornice and a feature fireplace.

The main bedroom is adjacent to this and is a good sized double with window to the rear. Moving towards the rear of the apartment is a further bedroom with twin sash windows to the side and an extremely spacious bathroom with extra large bath, shower over, WC and pedestal wash basin. There is also a window to the side and original painted floorboards.

The kitchen is situated to the rear of the flat with twin windows overlooking the garden and a part glazed patio door to the side. It is fitted with a very good selection of wood effect wall and base units and has a built in oven and hob, extractor fan and space for the usual white goods.

Finally, there is a private section of rear garden, with a large additional side patio area. A rear gate provides access for bikes.

The property has the added benefit of good quality replacement double glazed windows and is being sold with a 50% share of the freehold.

Subject to planning, it may be possible to extend the footprint of this property into the side return, to create a large kitchen with breakfast area.

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. Moor Mead Road is enviably situated in the heart of the village, moments from everything and the wide open spaces of Moor Mead Park.

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.

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