Beautiful House • Central Richmond • free parking & garden

Enjoy being on Richmond Hill within 5 min walk from Richmond Town Centre, 10 min walk from Richmond Park and the "View". 100 meters from the River. This is a prime location in Central Richmond. The house has recently been renovated to a high standard. Located on a quiet street. Very well connected. 7 mins walk to train station and District Line tube. 17 min to Waterloo. 30 min ride from Heathrow. Great connections to Gatwick. Amazing restaurants and cafes on your door step. Free gated car park.

This is a large semi-detached house with a lot of space available for guests, circa 120 sq m / 1,200 sq feet. You will have access to the kitchen, hallway, dining room and W/C on the ground floor, living room with a fireplace on the first floor and 2 large bedrooms and a family bathroom on the second floor. Sit and relax in a beautiful private garden with pine and olive trees, rose bushes and lavender.

It's a fabulous property that has been tastefully decorated in a contemporary style, yet preserving the features of a traditional English countryside. You will be provided with high-quality pillows, duvets, bed sheets and towels from The White Company and King of Cotton.

The ground floor of the house had undergone an extensive renovation in autumn 2025. The back room had been extended to including a sitting and dining area with bamboo and solid oak furniture. This will enable guests to have a delightful dining experience together and enjoy the afternoon sun.

The house is perfectly located for travelling into Central London. 17 min by fast train to Waterloo for main sightseeing attractions such as London Eye, Houses of Parliament, Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, Trafalgar square, Buckingham Palace and many more. Alternatively, District Line will take you to South Kensington in half an hour for the Science, National History and Victoria and Albert museums. Sophisticated restaurants and shops in Chelsea, Knightsbridge and Mayfair are reachable from Richmond by District and Piccadilly Lines.

We rent our family home as a 2-bedroom house as and when we are on vacation.

Discover Richmond-upon-Thames: Your Perfect Escape by the Thames

If you’re planning a short or medium stay near London, Richmond-upon-Thames is the ideal destination that offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant local culture. Nestled along the picturesque River Thames, Richmond welcomes visitors with open arms — whether you’re looking for relaxing green spaces, iconic views, lively entertainment, or delicious dining experiences.

One of Richmond’s biggest draws is Richmond Park, a sprawling 2,500-acre royal park famous for its ancient woodlands and roaming herds of red and fallow deer. It’s a wonderful place to stretch your legs with walks, cycling, or simply to picnic while soaking in the peaceful surroundings. On Richmond Hill you’ll be treated to one of England’s most breathtaking views — a sweeping panorama over the Thames and the lush landscape beyond, famously painted by artists like J.M.W. Turner. This view is so special that it’s protected by law, making it a must-see for any visitor.

The town itself centres around Richmond Green, a charming open space framed by historic Georgian and Tudor buildings. Here, you can enjoy leisurely strolls or watch local cricket matches that bring a traditional English flavour to your visit. The atmosphere is lively yet relaxed, with plenty of green space to enjoy whatever the season.

Sports enthusiasts will find Richmond especially exciting. The nearby Richmond Rugby Club hosts matches and events that give visitors a taste of local sporting passion. Even more iconic is Twickenham Stadium, just a short walk away, where you can experience the thrill of England’s national rugby matches or enjoy a stadium tour to dive into the sport’s history. If you’re a rugby fan, a visit to catch a game featuring the famous Harlequins Rugby Club adds an unforgettable local sporting experience.

When it’s time to relax and refuel, Richmond offers a fantastic variety of pubs and restaurants. From historic pubs like The Roebuck perched on Richmond Hill with stunning river views, to cozy neighbourhood favourites like The Prince’s Head, you can enjoy traditional British fare or international dishes in warm and inviting settings. Richmond’s culinary scene is diverse enough to satisfy every craving, whether it’s a casual lunch or a special dinner.

Richmond is also perfect for scenic walks and river adventures. The Thames Path runs alongside the river, providing beautiful walking and cycling routes with charming waterside pubs and gardens to explore. For a botanical treat, the world-famous Kew Gardens are just a short distance away — a lush and tranquil place filled with stunning plants and glasshouses.

Richmond’s royal heritage is woven into its very fabric. Once home to Richmond Palace, a favourite residence of Queen Elizabeth I and King Henry VII, the area still feels steeped in regal history. Richmond Park remains a royal park owned by the monarchy, preserving its majestic natural beauty and connection to Britain’s royal past.

With its combination of natural splendour, rich culture, sporting excitement, and excellent dining, Richmond-upon-Thames offers an unforgettable experience for visitors seeking both relaxation and adventure. Whether you’re wandering the park, catching a cricket game on the green, taking in rugby at Twickenham, or simply enjoying a pint with a view, Richmond promises a memorable stay filled with quintessential English charm.