Millwood House Hampton Road, Teddington, TW11 0EN

43 High Street, Teddington, TW11 8HB 020 8977 1166 milestoneteddington.london Prices From £779,995 Leasehold Millwood House Hampton Road, Teddington, TW11 0EN A choice of three enormous and newly converted apartments with two spacious bedrooms and two bathrooms, situated within this prestigious development in the heart of Teddington. Millwood House Hampton Road, Teddington, TW11 0EN Set over four floors and with lift service, this elegant and secure gated development has been created from the sensitive conversion of this grand and handsome Victorian building. These stunning apartments all offer close to 1100 sq.ft. of space, with every inch having been planned meticulously to the highest of standards, offering a superb quality and a modern day specification. Situated on the second floor of the building this particular apartment has an air of decadence with high ceilings and welcoming hall. The large south facing open-plan kitchen/dining/living room is flooded with light through the enormous dual aspect windows. An elegant and spacious master bedroom comes with a sumptuous en-suite shower room, whilst there a good size second bedroom and family bathroom. There is also the benefit of secure allocated parking to the front. The multi award-winning Howarth Homes has built a reputation for creating exceptional new homes across West London and the surrounding area and their product always represents an excellent investment opportunity, as well as a great place to live - that's why so many people buy from them time and time again. LOCATION Occupying a dominant position within a tree-lined avenue, yards from The National Physical Laboratory where Sir Barnes Wallis refined the dam busting 'bouncing bomb', this development of just 35 apartments is set close to both Teddington and Hampton Hill villages with their wide and varied selection of shops, boutiques, restaurants, pubs & coffee shops. Royal Bushy Park is within a short stroll with acres of magnificent grounds and The Royal Paddocks. Hampton Court Palace is just over 2 miles away with the manicured palace grounds abutting Hampton Court Park, which also boasts a picturesque golf course. The Palace has an impressive calendar of events and activities throughout the year. From intimate concerts to food festivals and its annual Hampton Court Flower Show, there is plenty to see and do. The area is superbly serviced by leisure and sports facilities including all that the River Thames has to offer, numerous golf courses, including the renowned Fulwell, and Richmond Park is just a short drive and provides access to the A3. The M25 is easily accessed via the M3 at Sunbury Cross. Heathrow Airport is under 6 miles away, making Teddington Gate a superb home location for aircrew or the frequent traveller. Kingston-upon-Thames sits on the opposite banks of the river and provides extensive shopping with The Bentall Centre offering large outlets of many high street brands, whilst a flagship John Lewis is found at the base of Kingston Bridge. Teddington station providing access to London Waterloo is within a 15 minute walk. * Some images are for illustration only 43 High Street, Teddington, TW11 8HB 020 8977 1166 milestoneteddington.london.

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