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"An attractive period house with a westerly facing garden located in a sought after residential road in North Kingston.

This beautifully presented home combines fine period details with the best in modern design. It has been carefully extended and renovated to a very high standard throughout and now offers well balanced accommodation across three floors. It has an elegant reception room with a high corniced ceiling, and a wide bay window, a cast iron fireplace flanked by built in cupboards and display shelving and wood flooring. This formal reception space is complimented by a superb Kitchen Dining Family Room with underfloor heating which is flooded with natural light from a large roof lantern and full height and width glass doors opening onto the sunny Westerly facing garden which creates the perfect setting for outdoor entertaining. The professionally designed kitchen comprises a range of high gloss kitchen units with a sleek handless design, a central island with a quartz working surfaces and a wood breakfast bar. It is equipped with a range of integrated appliances including a gas hob, a dual oven, a separate steam oven, a dishwasher and a washing machine.

The spacious master bedroom on the top floor has French windows with a frameless glass Juliet balcony overlooking the rear garden, an extensive range of built in wardrobes and an en suite shower room with a walk in shower. The bedrooms on the floor below are served by luxurious bathroom with a rainfall shower over the bath and there is a guest cloakroom on the ground floor.

The house is approached through a wrought iron gate and a black and white checkerboard tiled path leading to the front door. There is useful gated side access to the rear garden and a very smart garden store with electric light and power at the bottom of the garden.

Clifton Road is located in an area which is highly regarded for the quality of its schooling, in both the private and state sectors, and for its proximity to the green open space of Richmond Park. The Park covers some 2500 acres and is home to herds of Fallow and Red Deer. It provides the ideal opportunity to pursue a wide range of outdoor activities including walking, running, cycling and riding. Local shops, pubs, cafes and restaurants can be found within a quarter of a mile of the front door whilst Kingston upon Thames town centre itself which is less than a mile away has an excellent range of shops and other local amenities. These include branches of John Lewis and Waitrose, the Bentalls shopping centre and both a cinema and theatre. Norbiton rail station Zone 5 is less than half a of a mile away and provides a frequent rail service into London Waterloo from 29 minutes at peak times whilst the A3 links central London with the M25 and the rest of the motorway network.

The photographs were prepared before the start of the current tenancy. With the benefit of no onward chain of related sales this property offers the new owners an uncomplicated purchase and the opportunity to move in and enjoy all that living in Kingston upon Thames has to offer this summer.

Council Tax Band D Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames £ 2,488.35"