Location

Queensberry House is set within delightful gardens, nestling idyllically next to a particularly scenic stretch of the River Thames. It is also within just 200 metres of picturesque Richmond Green - once a jousting ground to Henry VII's former Tudor Palace and today a quintessential Village Green that is home to more gentle pursuits, such as Sunday afternoon cricket. Richmond town centre is virtually on your doorstep and has a sophisticated array of shops, boutiques and restaurants - whilst managing to retain a charming village atmosphere. Richmond train station offers a rapid and direct service into London Waterloo, as well as the District Line tube and overland to Stratford, via North London. Local schools enjoy an excellent reputation and are considered amongst the best in the country.

Description

Queensberry House is a highly coveted three storey purpose built apartment block that was constructed in the 1930's. This well proportioned first floor three bedroom apartment, double glazed throughout, occupies a wonderful position within the building, offering lovely open aspects towards the beautiful riverside gardens. Furthermore it is one of only a handful of properties within the development to benefit from a private balcony, that is generously proportioned and accessed from the living room. As you enter the apartment there is a large hallway that provides a very welcoming entrance and there is an excellent flow of natural light throughout. Other features of note include a long lease, porterage, gated parking for the residents and a share of the freehold.

As well as its incredible location Queensberry House is also well known for its stunning riverside gardens, that are beautifully tended. From these gardens there is a secure gate that leads directly onto the towpath of a particularly scenic stretch of the River Thames, incorporating historic Richmond Bridge.