• 3 bedrooms +
• 2 reception rooms +
• 3 bathrooms +
• Garden +
• Parking +
• Duplex +

The historic, Grade II listed Star and Garter Home, designed by Sir Edwin Cooper next to Richmond Park Gate, dates from 1924 and overlooks Richmond Park and the River Thames.

This spacious and exceptional three bedroom en-suite duplex apartment with private terrace has been significantly refurnished by the current owners to create a remarkable home with state-of-the-art technology, incredible volume, space and natural light. On entering the property there is a spacious hallway with a cloakroom and storage cupboards. Following on, there is an elegant open plan kitchen/reception room with high ceilings and sash windows which offer an abundance of natural light and create a feeling of space. The modern kitchen is fitted with Miele appliances though-out and to complete the ground floor there is a double bedroom fitted with wardrobes and en-suite shower room overlooking the private terrace. On the first floor the principal bedroom benefits from an adjoining dressing room with mirrored fitted wardrobes, and an en suite bathroom. To complete this floor a final third double bedroom with en-suite shower room.

The Star and Garter benefits from a 24 hour concierge renowned for their work in high profile luxury developments. Further facilities include an opulent 16 x 5 metre swimming pool, Jacuzzi, Gym, Relaxation room, two private treatment rooms, cinema screening room and communal gardens with iconic views of the River Thames. There is designated valet underground car parking and residents will also benefit from a 'town car' with a service in to Richmond town centre and station.

Please note, we understand the current owners will imminently be completing the purchase of the freehold for this property so ground rent will no longer be payable. Service charges are payable twice a year and are currently £34,191.98 per annum. We understand that service charges may decrease following the purchase of the freehold.

Located adjacent to Richmond Park, London's largest park of 2500 acres and overlooking the Thames, The Star and Garter's views are truly breath-taking and beautiful. Richmond Hill's vista is even protected by an Act of parliament.

Central Richmond (0.7 miles) with its attractive riverside amenities, its famous Green, theatre and distinctive period architecture benefits from numerous shops, bars and restaurants as well as the station providing fast and frequent trains to central London via both South West trains (Waterloo 19 minutes) and London Underground's District Line (West End).