Location

Cardigan Mansions is located on Richmond Hill within close proximity to the town centre and all its amenities.

Notable landmarks close to Richmond include the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew, and the National Trust’s Ham House. The river towpaths provide a delightful walk or cycle ride for many miles both up and down the river.

Description

Situated within the prestigious Cardigan Mansions, this spacious two-bedroom flat offers timeless charm in a sought-after Richmond Hill location.
With a large reception room it features beautiful sash windows and a fireplace, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The separate kitchen is equipped with ample storage.
The principal bedroom is generously sized with a built in wardrobe, and plenty of room for additional furniture and storage. It also features large sash windows that fill the space with light, and with views over the communal gardens. The second bedroom offers flexibility for use as a guest bedroom, home office, or additional living space. Both bedrooms have been recarpeted and decorated throughout, as indeed has the entire flat.
This recently extensively refurbished flat is within close proximity to Richmond's renowned riverside, boutique shops, cafés, and restaurants, as well as Richmond Park and Terrace Gardens. With its combination of period charm, and an enviable location, this property is a rare find and perfect for professionals, couples, or small families looking for a home in one of London’s most desirable areas. Additionally, the flat could be let as an unfurnished property.
Cardigan Mansions benefits from excellent transport connections. Richmond station, approximately 0.5 miles away, provides direct access to central London via the District Line, mainline services to Waterloo, and the overground to north and east London. The area is also well-served by local bus routes, making commuting and travel convenient for residents.
Several bus routes serve the Richmond Hill area, offering convenient local transportation. Richmond Hill is well-connected by road, with the A307 and A305 providing access to Richmond town centre and beyond. The A316, a major dual carriageway, runs to the north of Richmond, linking the town to the M3 motorway and facilitating travel to other parts of London and the southwest.