Some buildings just set the tone from the moment you arrive - and this substantial double-fronted Victorian house on Church Road does exactly that. Set well back behind elegant wrought iron gates, with wide stone steps and a generous front approach, it gives off a sense of quiet pride and solidity. You'd be glad to call it home.

Step inside, and things continue to surprise. You enter at the second floor, where beautifully crafted wooden stairs carry you upwards, bathed in natural light from cleverly placed skylights. This double-height stairwell isn't just a way up - it's part of the flat's personality, adding a sense of openness that many upper-floor homes lack.

At the heart of the flat, a spacious dining room acts as the central hub, with three double bedrooms, a large bathroom, and a good-sized kitchen branching off. The layout is practical, the rooms calm and uncluttered - not showy, but generous and easy to live with. And then there's the unexpected bonus: a further room on the top floor, reached by a proper staircase (no ladders or hatchways here), offering a quiet retreat, study, or guest space that feels like part of the home, not an afterthought.

And the garden? It's the kind that makes you look twice - a huge expanse of lush green lawn, framed by mature shrubs and towering trees that dapple the sunlight. There's a paved corner with a built-in barbecue for summer afternoons and long evenings outside. Shared but well cared for, it's one of those spaces that quietly lifts the whole living experience.

 

• Excellent location moments from Richmond town centre and Station

• Exceptionally bright, flooded with natural light.

• Superb communal gardens

• Outstanding school catchment

• Chain free

• EPC C

• Bicycle shed
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Asking Price: £1.4M