Queens Road

​​​​​​Not all one-bedroom flats are created equal.

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Set within an imposing, almost palatial Victorian building - symmetrical, confident, and set well back from the road, it is unmistakably Richmond.

A light, elegant hallway with original cornicing and coloured glass hints at the scale and care that runs throughout.

Inside, the front room sets the tone - wide, light-filled, and with a hint of grandeur. A broad bay with softly arched panes, framed by original panelling and shutters, draws in light and gives the room character and presence. It's defined by volume and proportion, with the kitchen set back and neatly resolved.

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To the rear, the mood changes. The bedroom is calm and garden-facing, centred around a near floor-to-ceiling sash that feels almost architectural in the way it captures the green contours of the garden beyond. Quiet, composed, and deliberately understated.

There's a consistency to everything - herringbone floors underfoot, restrained finishes, nothing that jars.

The communal garden is a delight and unusually generous - mature, expansive, and genuinely useful. A rare thing to have with a one-bedroom flat.

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It's a home that borrows the scale of the building it sits within - and more than lives up to it.

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• Grand proportions

• Glorious communal garden

• Allocated off-street parking

• Chain free

• Moments from the amenities of Richmond Hill village

• A stones through from the acres of Richmond Park

• Potential to make into a 2 bed

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Asking Price: £649,950

 

 - and more than lives up to it.