Strawberry Hill Road, Strawberry Hill, TW1

A rare opportunity to acquire one of Strawberry Hill’s finest detached period houses (c. 1882), situated on what is undoubtedly the most prominent tree-lined road in the neighbourhood. The home is a whimsical masterpiece, incorporating elements such as pointed arches, turrets, and elaborate ornamentation which were popular architectural movements in the late 1700s-1800s.

This large property is spread across three levels, and its classic yet striking abundance of features—such as a warm and inviting hallway with high ceilings throughout, sash windows, and fireplaces—bring character and warmth to the interior of the home.

A stunning example of an exquisite home perfect for a growing family or people who value plenty of living space, this property boasts timeless appeal and a unique combination of comfort and sophistication that work well together.

The spacious greeting area, elegant living and dining spaces, well-equipped kitchen, and conservatory with tranquil garden views make this house the perfect place for entertaining.

With three baths and eight double bedrooms spread across two stories, the sleeping accommodations are impressive. A spacious bathroom and peaceful views of the back yard are features of the main suite. If the required planning permissions are obtained, the attic, a sizable area, may eventually be used as further accommodation.

It is a lovely 127-foot back garden with a westerly aspect that is ideal for entertaining in the summer since it has a patio area and a variety of mature trees and bushes.

Numerous cars may park off-street in the driveway in front of the home.

Strawberry Hill is famously known for its picturesque Gothic Revival style homes, mostly inspired by the writer Horace Walpole who built Strawberry Hill House in 1749. Strawberry Hill maintains a vibrant community atmosphere, with local parks, shop, and cafes contributing to its appeal.

Royal parks (Bushy Park and Richmond Park), the river, Strawberry Hill and Fulwell golf courses, rugby/football and cricket clubs, equestrian stables, and several other recreational opportunities make this location ideal for families.

The Mall, Teddington School, Hampton Boys, Waldegrave Girls, Newlands House, Radnor House, St. Catherine’s, St. James’s, and Lady Eleanor Holles are just a few of the excellent schools in the area.

Richmond Borough’s hidden beauty is Strawberry Hill. This ‘Villagey’ neighbourhood, which is near the River Thames, is full of greenery, tiny local businesses, and prestigious schools. The home is conveniently close to Strawberry Hill train station, which offers direct, frequent trains to London Waterloo every fifteen minutes. Major towns like Kingston and Richmond are also easily accessible, making it a great choice for commuters.


EPC Rating | E
Council Tax Band | H
Tenure | Freehold