* Freehold
* Four bedroom semi - detached Victorian house
* Extended into the loft
* Further scope and plans to extend to the rear
* Garden/Home Office
* Very well - presented throughout
* Catchment for well - regarded schools
A beautifully presented and extended, four bedroom semi - detached Victorian
house with fantastic garden office and further scope to extend.
Retaining much of its original charm and character features, the property has
been sympathetically modernised throughout. The ground floor comprises a
reception to the front with feature bay window and fireplace as well as
bespoke alcove cabinets, whilst a second reception with additional decorative
fireplace is provided to the rear, along with kitchen and second bathroom.
The first floor offers three generous bedrooms, the largest of which spans the
width of the house, whilst the loft has been converted to provide a fantastic
primary suite with bedroom, dressing area and en - suite shower, all of which
are flooded with light.
The property also has the potential to extend further to the rear on the
ground floor (subject to the necessary permissions) whilst the owners have had
provisional architect plans drawn up and are available upon request.
Externally, the property opens out onto a generous rear garden with fantastic
garden/home office provided with power, light, heat and capled internet with
ample storage.
Elm Road is very convenient for all the amenities
Kingston has to offer.
For those needing to commute by public transport, the property is situated
within 0. 6 miles (12 minute walk) of the railway station whilst, for a greater
expanse of outdoor space, Richmond Park's Kingston Gate at the top of Queens
Road is just 0. 3 miles (6 minute walk away).
Richmond Park offers the opportunity to enjoy the largest Royal Park in London
covering an area of 2, 500 acres.
From its heights, uninterrupted views of St Paul's
Cathedral can be enjoyed, 12 miles away, whilst the Isabella Plantation offers
a 40 acre Victorian woodland garden created in the 1830's and is best known
for its evergreen azaleas, which line the ponds and streams. Created by
Charles I in the 17th century as a deer park, it is of national and
international importance for wildlife conservation.
The property also falls within the catchment for a number of very well
regarding local schools.
Kingston town centre offers a varied and comprehensive choice in shops via the
High Street and Clarence Street as well as both Bentalls & John Lewis
department stores.
Kingston Riverside also offers a number of well known and popular restaurants.
Tenure | Freehold
EPC Rating | tbc
Council Tax Band | D

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