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RICHMOND STATION Roger Stewart & Paul McEwan | www.postermaps.co.uk Nick Gibbard, by Cartography 65.371 MORTLAKE BARNES 30 mins walk from Richmond Gate NORTH SHEEN 490.493 20 mins walk from Sheen Gate MORTLAKE HIGH ST BRIDGE H22 30 mins walk from Richmond Gate BRIDGE STREET WH37 SHEEN RICHMOND COMMON DR TWICKENHAM R68.R70 33. 337. 371. 493 BARNES BRIDGE 33.337.493 BARNES BRIDGE 36 mins walk from Roehampton Gate RICHMOND ROAD ORLEANS RICHMOND HOUSE QUEEN’S RD UPPER RICHMOND ROAD WEST LONDON RD GALLERY BOG 33.337.493 MARBLE HILL HOUSE BISHOP’S GATE SHEEN LANE ENGLISH HERITAGE 371 GATE CAMBRIAN (PEDESTRIAN) EAST SHEEN (PEDESTRIAN) GATE COMMON (PEDESTRIAN) BARNES FOOT RICHMOND HILL MORTLAKE 30 mins walk from Roehampton Gate FERRY PARK OFFICE UPPER RICHMOND ROAD RIVER THAMES RICHMOND POLICE STATION 33.337.493 PETERSHAMGATE ROAD BISHOP’S HOLLY LODGE CENTRE RIDING RING SHEEN CONDUIT HAM HOUSE 65.371 POND WOOD 65.371 WOOD P SHEEN NATIONAL HILL TRUST i GATE 65.371 STAR & GARTER PETERSHAM IAN DURY KIDNEY ROEHAMPTON GATE BENCH WOOD TWO STORM RIVERSIDE DRIVE (PEDESTRIAN) POETS’ WOOD CORNER SAWYER’S HILL GOLF CLUB ADAM’S PRIORY LANE POND KING HENRY’S SIDMOUTH SHEEN CROSS ROEHAMPTON PETERSHAM PARK MOUND BARN WOOD WOOD WOOD ROEHAMPTON POND GATE SAW PIT ROEHAMPTON HAM STREET SANDY LANE 72.265.493 PLANTATION FLYING CLARENCE LANE UNIVERSITY FIELD ROEHAMPTON SPORTS PITCHES GATE GARDEN PEMBROKE LODGE 72.265.493 QUEEN’S RIDE P P HAM LEG-OF-MUTTON POND P P i QUEEN ELIZABETH’S BIKE HIRE 65 PETERSHAM ROAD PLANTATION 170.430 DUCHESS GOLF SHOP WHITE WOOD QUEEN MARY’S ASH HOSPITAL DANEBURY AVE 65 RICHMOND POND ROEHAMPTON LANE WHITE GOLF CLUB PEN PONDS LODGE BONE HAM GATE AVENUE COPSE KILLCAT CORNER QUEENS ROAD KING GEORGE V 65 UPPER HAM ROAD POND PLANTATION PLANTATION RICHMOND PARK VICTORY PLANTATION LAWN P P HAM CROSS PLANTATION TREEBOX PLANTATION WOOD HAM GATE SPANKERS HILL HAM POND WOOD COMMON HAM TERCENTENARY GATE P PLANTATION RICHMOND PARK ALTON ROAD PEG’S GOLF COURSES HAM DIP POND POND THOMSON’S PRINCE POND CHARLES’S MARTIN’S SPINNEY POND 85.265 ISABELLA PLANTATION GIBBET WOOD BARNFIELD STILL RIDING SCHOOL POND CORRETTS LIVERY STABLES COPSE BROOMFIELD HILL P KINGSTON ROAD TUDOR DRIVE 85.265 BROOMFIELD ROBIN HOOD P HILL WOOD GATE ROEHAMPTON VALE (PEDESTRIAN) 265.969.K3 85.K3 STAG LODGE STABLES D WIMBLEDON VILLAGE A DANN’S 50 minutes walk from Richmond Park O POND WIMBLEDON VILLAGE STABLES R 265 85.K3 40 minutes walk from Richmond Park S 265.K3 RIDGWAY STABLES N CORONATION E 50 minutes walk from Richmond Park E PLANTATION KINGSTON VALE U Q KINGSTON KINGS UNIVERSITY CLUMP KINGSTON HILL A308 GALLOWS LADDERSTILE POND GATE (PEDESTRIAN) 85.K3 9 PARK ROAD 10 THE ROYAL PARKS REGENT’S 8 PARK & 13 OF LONDON PRIMROSE 12 371 3 HILL 11 7 2 6 MILES 1 2 3 371 4 5 17 1 16 HYDE KINGSTON KILOMETRES 2 3 4 5 KENSINGTON PARK P GARDENS GREEN 18 GATE P WIMBLEDON PARK ST JAMES’S GARDEN DARK HILL 14 15 PARK 19 85.K3 COMMON 20 BROMPTON CEMETERY 32 DLR 33 35 85.K3 GREENWICH PARK 26 29 27 28 34 KINGS RD 30 KINGSTON RAIL & TUBE STATIONS CLOSE TO THE ROYAL PARKS GATE WARREN ROAD RICHMOND A3 KINGSTON BY PASS PARK 85.K3 1 QUEENSWAY 15 HYDE PARK CORNER 29 BARNES 2 PADDINGTON 16 GREEN PARK 30 EAST PUTNEY KINGSTON 3 MARYLEBONE 17 CHARING CROSS 31 NORBITON NORBITON RIDING CENTRE 22 4 LANCASTER GATE 18 WESTMINSTER 32 CUTTY SARK 15 mins walk from KINGSTON 5 MARBLE ARCH 19 ST JAMES’S PARK 33 GREENWICH 21 23 6 BAKER STREET 20 VICTORIA 34 BLACKHEATH Kingston Gate COOMBE HILL 24 31 BUSHY 7 REGENT’S PARK 21 HAMPTON 35 MAZE HILL PARK 8 ST JOHN’S WOOD 22 TEDDINGTON KINGSTON GOLF CLUB 9 CHALK FARM 23 HAMPTON WICK RAILWAY STATION HOSPITAL A&E UPON THAMES 10 MORNINGTON CRESCENT 24 KINGSTON UPON THAMES TUBE STATION 25 11 EUSTON 25 HAMPTON COURT DLR D OCKLANDS LIGHT 12 minutes walk 12 ST PANCRAS 26 RICHMOND RAILWAY from Kingston Gate 13 KING’S CROSS 27 NORTH SHEEN QUEENS ROAD 14 HIGH STREET KENSINGTON 28 MORTLAKE Bus Stop Disabled Toilets Restaurant Cycling permitted Park features ABOUT THE PARK EATING & DRINKING REFRESHMENT POINTS are also located at Broomfield Stag Lodge Stables POWER KITING is taught by qualified instructors all year PARK MANAGEMENT Hill and Pen Ponds car parks, serving a range of hot and cold T: +44 (0)20 8974 6066 round in the grassy spaces of Richmond Park. Simon Richards Richmond Park, at almost 1,000 hectares (2,500 acres), is the PEMBROKE LODGE is a beautiful Georgian mansion set snacks and beverages. Wimbledon Village Stables T: +44 (0)20 7870 7700 or Richmond Park Office, Holly Lodge, largest Royal Park in London and is home to around 650 free in 13 acres of landscaped grounds with spectacular views. Open: 9am – 6pm in the summer Tamsin Trail Public access T: +44 (0)20 8946 8579 +44 (0)7866 430 979 Richmond Park, Surrey TW10 5HS Car Children’s roaming deer. The Park is designated as a National Nature The Lodge provides a comprehensive range of classic English T: +44 (0)20 7581 1188 Public Toilets (walking and cycling) sites (opening www.wvstables.com www.kitevibe.com T: +44 (0)20 8948 3209 P Parking Play Area Reserve (NNR), a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) and refreshments, an information centre, car parking, toilets, high periods vary) a Special Area of Conservation (SAC). chairs and baby changing facilities. The Lodge is both accessible CYCLE HIRE is available for adults and children, including F: +44 (0)20 8332 2730 and family friendly. There are banqueting facilities for up to SPORT & LEISURE tag-alongs and baby seats. The cycle hire kiosk is located in the EDUCATION E: [email protected] Disabled Seasonal Public Viewing Beverley Brook Walk car park by the golf course at Roehampton Gate. Car Non public INFORMATION POINTS 130 guests. RICHMOND PARK GOLF COURSE has two 18-hole The Holly Lodge Centre provides a range of ‘hands on’ P Toilets Platform access sites Open: 9am – 5.30pm in the summer courses, used for both ‘pay and play’ and for golf clubs and Open: 7 days a week, April to September. activities related to the natural environment and heritage Parking CONTACTING VISITOR CENTRE AT PEMBROKE LODGE 9.30am – dusk in the winter societies. There is a 16-bay driving range and a large pro shop. T:+44 (0)7050 209 249 of Richmond Park for people of all ages and abilities, but Open: March to October – Friday to Sunday & Bank Holidays POLICE Thames Path T: +44 (0)20 8940 8207 T:+44 (0)20 8876 3205 E: [email protected] especially for those with special needs. Activities are 10am – 4pm The Old Police House, Hyde Park, Road open to F: +44 (0)20 8332 6719 group based and those for children are designed for Information Café Kite Flying HORSE RIDING There are a number of local stables that FISHING at Pen Ponds from 16 June to 14 March by paid London W2 2UH i motor traffic November to February – Friday to Sunday & Bank Holidays E: [email protected] Key Stages 1 and 2. 10am – 3pm ride in the Park. permit available from Holly Lodge. Concessions for children T: 999 for emergencies. www.pembroke-lodge.co.uk and pensioners. ‘special needs in a special place’ PARK OFFICE AT HOLLY LODGE Barnfield Riding School Charity No. 1076741 T: +44 (0)20 7706 7272 for non-emergencies Horse rides T: +44 (0)20 8948 3209 within the park. You can also report a crime online Emergency Open: All year round – Monday to Friday (closed Bank ROEHAMPTON CAFÉ serves a range of snacks, drinks T: +44 (0)20 8546 3616 T: +44 (0)20 8948 3209 Ext 236 or 259 Seasonal Café (Monday to Friday, 9am – 4pm) at www.online.met.police.co.uk Telephone Holidays) and ice creams, with indoor and outdoor seating. It is located Kingston Riding Centre F: +44 (0)20 8332 2730 Capital Ring Monday to Friday 9am – 4pm at Roehampton Gate car park. T: +44 (0)20 8546 6361 F: +44 (0)20 8332 2730 The park is open from 7am in the summer and E: [email protected] E: [email protected] T: +44 (0)20 8948 3209 Open daily: 9am – 5pm www.kingstonridingcentre.com www.thehollylodgecentre.org.uk 7.30am in the winter, and closes at dusk all year E: [email protected] T: +44 (0)20 8876 7933 Ridgway Stables round. There is no access to the roads within the www.royalparks.org.uk T: +44 (0)20 8946 9400 park after dusk. Please visit the web for specific WALKING DISTANCE 5 10 15 www.ridgwaystables.co.uk opening and closing times for the whole year. (APPROXIMATE MINUTES) www.royalparks.org.uk.
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    Amberwood 19 Neville Avenue, New Malden, Surrey, KT3 4SN GUIDE PRICE £4,250,000 WWW.COOMBERESIDENTIAL.COM LOCATION Neville Avenue is one of the premiere roads within the exclusive Coombe House Private estate which is approached from top off Traps Lane or from Warren Rise off Coombe Lane West. This wonderfully friendly estate is equidistant between Kingston and Wimbledon town centres. Both have excellent shopping facilities, from department stores housing concessions found in famous West End streets and specialised boutiques to a wide range of restaurants meeting the palates from across the world. The A3 trunk road offers fast access to central London and both Gatwick and Heathrow airports via the M25 motorway network. The nearest train station at New Malden is within walking distance and the 57 bus route runs along nearby Coombe Lane West to Wimbledon from where there are frequent services to Waterloo with its underground links to points throughout the city. The immediate area offers a wide range of recreational facilities including five golf courses, tennis and squash clubs and many leisure centres. The 2,360 acres of Richmond Park, an area of outstanding beauty easily accessed from Kingston Gate and Ladderstile Gate, provide a picturesque setting in which to picnic, go horse riding, jogging or just take a leisurely walk. Theatres at Wimbledon and Richmond are also popular alternatives to the West End. There are numerous excellent local schools for all ages, private, state and a variety of international educational establishments, many within walking distance. The Coombe House private estate is extremely well run and managed by the residents.