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Enjoying a secluded position, overlooking gardens to the front and rear, is this fantastic split level maisonette with private balcony. Arranged over the ground, first and second floors, the property provides 903 square foot of accommodation, a long lease and no chain.
Sussex Close, is a small development of purpose built apartments, each with their own private entrance, located within a few hundred yards of St Margarets mainline station.
This particular property is situated at the end of the development and enjoys a wonderful position overlooking greenery.
A private ground floor entrance opens to an inner lobby with access to understairs storage and has stairs rising to the apartment, which is arranged over the first and second floors.
To the first floor is a large kitchen with dedicated dining area. This has wood flooring and is fitted with a range of white wall and base units, laminate worktops, space for various appliances, a built in electric hob and extractor fan and electric oven. A large west facing picture window brings in lots of natural light. The reception room is also a good size and has matching wood flooring, a feature gas fire with wooden surround, built in dwarf cabinets and fitted book shelving. Sliding patio doors open onto a private balcony with lovely green views over neighbouring gardens and a beautiful Victorian detached property, 2 Ailsa Park Villas, which was the summer retreat for Charles Dickens in 1838.
The second floor houses two large double bedrooms, the main one being some 17'5 in length. There is also a good sized bathroom with white suite and white tiling. From the landing access is provided to a loft space, which we understand is for storage only.
St Margarets' village and station is within a few hundred yards and the River Thames, with its picturesque riverside walks, is within a quarter of a mile. The village offers a great selection of independent stores, boutiques, restaurants and cafes and three very good pubs. Easy access is provided to the more extensive shops in Richmond and, for the motorist, the A316 provides good access to central London and to the M3.
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Description
*RE-AVAILABLE*Enjoying a secluded position, overlooking gardens to the front and rear, is this fantastic split level maisonette with private balcony. Arranged over the ground, first and second floors, the property provides 903 square foot of accommodation, a long lease and no chain.
Sussex Close, is a small development of purpose built apartments, each with their own private entrance, located within a few hundred yards of St Margarets mainline station.
This particular property is situated at the end of the development and enjoys a wonderful position overlooking greenery.
A private ground floor entrance opens to an inner lobby with access to understairs storage and has stairs rising to the apartment, which is arranged over the first and second floors.
To the first floor is a large kitchen with dedicated dining area. This has wood flooring and is fitted with a range of white wall and base units, laminate worktops, space for various appliances, a built in electric hob and extractor fan and electric oven. A large west facing picture window brings in lots of natural light. The reception room is also a good size and has matching wood flooring, a feature gas fire with wooden surround, built in dwarf cabinets and fitted book shelving. Sliding patio doors open onto a private balcony with lovely green views over neighbouring gardens and a beautiful Victorian detached property, 2 Ailsa Park Villas, which was the summer retreat for Charles Dickens in 1838.
The second floor houses two large double bedrooms, the main one being some 17'5 in length. There is also a good sized bathroom with white suite and white tiling. From the landing access is provided to a loft space, which we understand is for storage only.
St Margarets' village and station is within a few hundred yards and the River Thames, with its picturesque riverside walks, is within a quarter of a mile. The village offers a great selection of independent stores, boutiques, restaurants and cafes and three very good pubs. Easy access is provided to the more extensive shops in Richmond and, for the motorist, the A316 provides good access to central London and to the M3.
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