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You are welcome to stay in our lovely, spacious home located between Kingston and Richmond on the outskirts of London. Guests can stay in our large double bedroom with bay window, tea/coffee making facilities and a big study desk. This is perfect for two people. Our second bedroom has a small double bed and is perfect for one person. This room overlooks the garden, has tea/coffee making facilities and a desk. The modern bathroom on this floor will be exclusively for use by these two bedrooms.

We have off street parking or you can park on the road for free.

We are within walking distance of Richmond Park, the largest of London's Royal Parks where the deer are free to roam. The fresh air and natural beauty is one of the great benefits of living here. We are also a few minutes walk from the river Thames and often enjoy walking up to Richmond along the towpath. We are approximately 20 minutes drive from Hampton Court, the home of King Henry VIII, and a wonderful experience to visit. We have a parade of shops with two cafes,a Costa and a grocery shop within three minutes walk.

Small but newly refurbished studio flat with a double bedroom (one of two flats separate from the house), set in the pretty garden of a Georgian House on Ham Common. Close to Richmond Park, local amenities and bus routes. Unrestricted, on street, free parking.

Ham Common is a bit of a secret! In between Richmond and Kingston, there are local shops, proximity to the river and Richmond park. It's also on the bus route to Kingston and Richmond, both busy towns with good shopping and restaurants/cafes etc.

A complete newly renovated Mock Tudor house with high quality and modern facilities located near Richmond Park with easy access to both Kingston and Richmond train Station Now it’s a modern living space with comfortable beds and facilities at the inside but still maintains its periodic character at the outside.

The house has 5 bedrooms, we are living at the property as well. All these rooms are newly renovated. They also have wardrobes and working desks. PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS ROOM HAS NO WINDOW, it only has slinging doors opening directly to the dining table and kitchen. The room has a shared bathroom with shower and a separate toilet to share with 1 more room next door. The house has garden at the front and the back. Kitchen can be used upon request for cooking. The house is located in a nice big street with walking distance to Richmond Park. Bus stops in front of the house are convenient for both Kingston and Richmond train station within 10 minutes. From there it takes 30 minutes to the London city center. Next to the house are a shopping area with a mini market, pharmacy, Laundry, Post office, newsagency, hair dressers and an Italian restaurant with good food and reasonable price. A local Library is few steps away where you can read books and free access for internet and using of computers for printing works if necessary. River Thames is 15 minutes walk and Kingston shopping center is 20 minutes walk or 10 minutes by bus.

Within walking distance to Richmond Park, Hampton Court Palace, Bushy Park, Ham House and River Thames. Travel by tube or train into London takes no more than 30 minutes.

Relax and enjoy

Sunny, self-contained one bedroom apartment in a friendly house with a small but fully equipped kitchen and a cozy bathroom with a modern walk- in shower. Our place is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travelers and families. Nothing trendy, contemporary or flashy, it is a spare place in the house occasionally occupied by the family and friends. Tea, coffee and a breakfast cereal provided with no additional cost!

This is a light and sunny apartment with a new bathroom/shower room, with the Grohe Thermostatic Shower Mixer.

The house is located in North Kingston, less then a mile away from the train station and Kingston town center with its numerous riverside pubs and restaurants. The River Thames is a few hundred yards away, Richmond Park is 5 min walk, Hampton Court and Kew Gardens are reachable either walking/ cycling or by bus.

Two bright, comfortable double bedrooms and one bathroom on the first floor. Our aim is to make your stay here as comfortable and relaxing as possible. Room-rate includes our generous, much-loved continental breakfast, including fresh bread, local honey, fruit, cereals, yogurt, fruit juice, teas, coffees – and more. Free street parking. Richmond Park & River Thames are both 15-20 minutes walk away; Kingston town centre is 25 minutes (or short bus ride).

Perfect for families, for two couples travelling together - and also for individuals or couples wanting one room to sleep in and the other to work or study in. One bedroom has a king-size bed, tea & coffee making facilities and looks out over the back garden. The other bedroom is slightly bigger, with a double bed, desk and drinks fridge. The sunny bathroom has a bath, shower, loo and sink, with everything provided – from lovely towels to bubble bath.

This is a safe, quiet residential neighbourhood right near Richmond Park and with easy access to lots of attractions, including Hampton Court, Kew Gardens and Wimbledon. It's a great place for walking – in the park and along the river. There are lots of riverside cafés, pubs and restaurants in the area.

Unique, attractive 3-bed/3-storey Georgian house in Petersham area of Richmond + long sunny garden full of wonderful plants! House has been updated - a contemporary feel inside with white decor & oak floors, a new kitchen, bathroom + cloakroom. It's wonderfully placed for Richmond centre/station (10 mins by frequent bus), Richmond Park, a beautiful stretch of River Thames and Ham House (all approx 10 min walk) NB Low ceilings in part of ground floor and staircase a little small and challenging!

My house and this area have a fascinating history. In the past most of the houses along my stretch of road were used for trading: eg. baker's, butcher's, post office etc. The house next door to mine was a bakery and a horse + cart used to go underneath my house and out on to the road to deliver the bread locally! You can still see over my garden wall where the stable used to be. At the end of my garden is a large area of land - kept wild so it isn't built on - with many tall trees, so we have a huge number of birds singing. You feel you're in the countryside, whereas you can be on a 65 bus in no time (stops 2 minutes from my house) and at Richmond train station in 10 minutes, with its great connections: District line Underground, Overground and National Rail services.

Petersham is a picturesque and historic area of Richmond, near the River Thames. It is well known for its beauty and there are many wonderful places to walk nearby: Ham and Petersham Commons, Richmond Park, Petersham Meadows (with cows grazing in the summer months), the towpath of the river. It has many eclectic houses and is in a conservation area. Easy to reach Richmond + Kingston town centres and walking distance from the famous Petersham Nurseries - a beautiful place of calm where you can reconnect with nature, it has a cafe, restaurant, shop and plant nursery. The New Inn pub is a couple of minutes walk away and popular with locals and cyclists. It serves good food and has a lovely garden at the back and also tables at the front overlooking Ham Common. My house is within easy reach of Hampton Court and the world-famous Kew Botanic Gardens and Richmond Theatre and the highly acclaimed small Orange Tree Theatre are nearby in Richmond centre. There are many beautiful houses open to the public to see in this area too: Chiswick House, Marble Hill House, Ham House, Orleans House, Osterley House and more.

Stay in a double bedroom in a two bedroom flat in a quiet residential area in North Kingston. Ground floor flat with a garden with decking out the back. Less than 10 minutes walk to either Ham or Kingston Gates for exploring Richmond Park. Parking available on the street - no charge, but sometimes difficult to find a space. Bus stops 2 mins around the corner

Walking distance to explore and enjoy Richmond Park. Easily commutable into central London for work or tourism.

A complete newly renovated Mock Tudor house with high quality and modern facilities located near Richmond Park with easy access to both Kingston and Richmond train Station Now it’s a modern living space with comfortable beds and facilities at the inside but still maintains its periodic character at the outside.

B@Home is ideally located for Richmond Park, Bushy Park, Hampton Court Palace and within a short stroll of The Thames. Our bright, modern & comfortable two-bedroom apartment, fully refurbished throughout, is perfectly situated for access to the train station and Kingston town centre. Enjoy relaxing riverside walks, eating out, shopping & trips to central London or relaxing in the sunny garden of our beautiful apartment.

This recently refurbished 2 bedroom apartment is situated in a quiet cul-de-sac and an easy 3-minute walk from the River Thames. B@Home invites you to enter on the ground floor, directly into the warm and bright open plan kitchen with small breakfast bar. The lounge comprises a 3 seater sofa and armchair along with a dining table in the bay window. There is also a TV, DVD/CD player and wireless broadband throughout. There are two spacious double bedrooms, both offering plenty of storage space. The first presents a kingsize bed, TV and DVD player, the second with two singles. In the cosy and inviting bathroom there is a stainless bath with mains shower over and a large mirror with ‘steam-free’ zone. The kitchen is fully equipped for your convenience with kettle, toaster, washer-dryer, fridge-freezer, induction hob, single oven plus combination microwave/grill/oven. Basic amenities will be provided for your arrival. The rear door to the property leads out to a large communal garden and a table and chairs on the patio where you can enjoy an alfresco meal or simply relax and listen out for the inimitable and exotic chirping of the ‘local’ parakeets!

Local Attractions: Year-round: B@Home is a surprising treasure trove for local nature. Newcomers are often bewildered to hear a unique and exotic squawk and subsequently look up, surprised to see a flash of green as the local parakeets soar by. We are home, amongst other things, to stag beetles, frogs and nearby badger setts - keep your eyes peeled after dark and you may well get a privileged late-night viewing! YMCA Hawker Centre - only a 5 minute walk away it offers a variety of PAYG exercise classes in addition to a fully equipped gym and tennis courts. A full schedule can be found online on the YMCA Hawker Centre website. Yoga mats are supplied at the centre however there are also mats available at B@Home for your use. River Thames - A short 5 minute walk from B@Home, accessed via the YMCA Hawker Centre. Turn left and walk toward Kingston to for approximately 10 minutes to reach Boaters, a wonderful riverside pub with plenty of outdoor seating, Sunday roasts, Sunday Jazz and BBQs in the summer. Turn right and walk towards Richmond for approximately 10 minutes to reach Teddington Lock and the Anglers Pub is right across the river. Again, plenty of out outdoor seating, good traditional food and a play area for the kids. Kingston Riverside - an abundance of pubs, bars and restaurants with indoor and outdoor seating to whet the appetite. Great for watching the world go by. Retail Therapy - Kingston is a great place to enjoy some retail therapy with a variety of enticing shops including the Bentall's Centre and John Lewis. Enjoy a largely pedestrianised area and a wonderful market place where you can sample foods from around the world whilst relaxing amongst the traditional Tudor buildings. Kew Gardens - a botanical garden in southwest London that houses the "largest and most diverse botanical and mycological collections in the world". Lots to do and see with varying exhibitions and concerts held throughout the year. Easily reached courtesy of the no.65 bus towards Ealing Broadway. Richmond Park - Escape to the great outdoors in Richmond Park with its wide open spaces, grasslands and deer herds, just a stone’s throw from B@Home. The park is a top UK site for ancient trees and supports a range of rare species including fungi, birds, beetles, bats, grasses and wildflowers. Discover the Isabella Plantation woodland gardens, refuel at Pembroke Lodge tea rooms and enjoy distant views of St Paul’s Cathedral from King Henry’s Mound. Try your hand at power kiting, horse riding or golf, or hire a bike for some off-road cycling along the Tamsin Trail. Bushy Park - Linked to Hampton Court Palace by the Longford River, Bushy Park is famed for its mix of waterways, gardens and grassland, and roaming herds of red and fallow deer. Look out for the bronze Diana fountain at the end of the mile-long Chestnut Avenue, designed by Sir Christopher Wren. Visit the Upper Lodge Water Gardens, Woodland Gardens and Pheasantry Café. And see if you can spot birdlife including woodpeckers, kingfishers and kestrels. Did you know? During the Second World War, part of Bushy Park became the US airbase, Camp Griffiss, and it was from here that General Eisenhower planned the D-Day Landings. Bushy Park is one of London’s eight Royal Parks and covers an area of 1,099 acres. Information supplied by Royal Parks Park Runs - every Saturday - free to enter 5k runs at various locations in the area. Hampton Court - Discover the magnificence of Henry VIII's favourite royal residence. Immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of the bustling Base Court and marvel at the breath-taking grandeur of Henry's State Rooms. Tickle your taste buds in the vast Tudor kitchens, stroll through over 60 acres of enchanting gardens, lose yourself in the famous maze and appreciate the beauty of one of the greatest palaces on earth. Creep along the Haunted Gallery and discover another palace, the Baroque Palace, full of intrigue and gossip from the Stuart and Georgian era. Audio guides are included in the palace ticket and costumed tours and talks happen daily, as well as an excellent programme of seasonal events. *This content has been supplied by Hampton Court Palace Ham House - A unique 17th-century treasure trove. This rare and atmospheric 17th-century house sits on the banks of the River Thames in Richmond. It is the creation of the tenacious Duchess of Lauderdale and her husband, the Duke, who together transformed Ham into one of the grandest Stuart houses in England. Ham House is internationally recognised for its superb collection of paintings, furniture and textiles, largely acquired 400 years ago. Some of our unique objects include a rare Chinese teapot, said to have been used by the Duchess herself, and the exotic ivory cabinet. The house is reputed to be one of the most haunted in Britain. Some visitors have reported the ghostly aroma of the sweet Virginia pipe tobacco that the Duke smoked after meals in the dining room. Visit the hands-on below-stairs room; including the bathroom, complete with a wooden bathtub and bed, illustrates how baths were taken before washing became an everyday event. *This content has been supplied by Ham House Ham Polo Club - With polo grounds in Richmond, only eight miles from Hyde Park Corner, HPC, The London Polo Club is the last remaining polo club in Greater London. Should you wish to see the action, the polo season generally runs from the beginning of May to the end of September. There are matches every Sunday throughout the summer starting at around 2pm. The HPC is based 1.2 miles away from B@Homae and a short bus ride on the no.65 toward Ealing Broadway. Annual Events: March: The Kingston Breakfast Run - is a 20.1, 16.2 and an 8.2 mile run which starts and finishes in Kingston Market Place. It’s great prep for the London Marathon. It’s flat and the course takes you along the river via Hampton Court. It normally takes place on the last Sunday in March. May: Surbiton Food Festival - This festival takes place over 2 weeks, usually starting at the end of the first week of May. It includes the Seething Wells Sardine Festival, the Surbiton Village Fete, a beer festival and a general celebration of fabulous local food. The Surbiton Farmers’ Market is also part of the festivities. June & July: Wimbledon Tennis Tournament - Wimbledon All England Lawn Tennis Club is a 24 minute drive/taxi/uber ride away. Alternatively, it is an approximate 25 minute walk from Wimbledon Station, which in turn is a 12 minute train ride from Kingston Station Hampton Court Flower Show - The Hampton Court Palace Flower Show is the largest flower show in the world. The show is held in June/July, and is run by the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) at Hampton Court Palace, just down the river from Kingston upon Thames. Ignition Dance Festival - This festival is an unprecedented opportunity to glimpse a rich and diverse programme of dance from some of the UK’s best and most visionary choreographers. Supported by Arts Council England and the Royal Borough of Kingston the event usually takes place on a Friday and Saturday mid-June. Produced by DanceWest. July: Malden Fortnight - Malden Fortnight usually happens in the first 2 weeks of July. The town becomes a festive hub with a Fun Run, farmers’ market, grand parade, concerts, exhibitions, craft fair, dog show, heritage walks and lots of kids’ activities. Everything happens in and around New Malden High Street. International Youth Arts Festival - This festival showcases some of the most astonishing young talent from around the world. There are over 200 creative arts events over a 10 day period in a variety of venues in Kingston. The Dragon Boat Challenge - This river event is usually on a Sunday, mid-July. It’s a vibrant and colourful charity event organised by The Rotary Club. Around 50 teams battle it out on the river from 9.30am to determine who makes it into the exciting eight boat final later in the day. There are market stalls, sideshows and rides for the kids. Prudential RideLondon in Kingston upon Thames - RideLondon is a homage to the London 2012 Olympics. It’s an annual 3-day cycle-fest covering London and Surrey over a weekend in the last week of July. Kingston is a great place to view the event being the only town on the route where the cyclists pass through twice. The town centre is a hub of activity with cycling related displays, music, food and stalls. August: Thumbs up it’s Thursday - From the end of July to the beginning of August, Kingston Town centre puts on fantastic events to entertain the children every Thursday. Storytelling, craft sessions, river-related activities and lots of special offers. September: Kingston Carnival - Usually held on a Sunday in the first week of September, the carnival is a celebration of the areas’ cultural diversity. With most of the activity happening in the town centre, there is a parade at noon (always check as it can change) stalls, live music and the most amazing street food. The Great River Race - Over 300 teams from around the world compete in this spectacular, late summer, event at Ham on the River Thames. It’s a combination of competitive and leisure rowers, many in colourful fancy dress with decorated boats. Surbiton Festival - This is a vibrant festival at the end of September in Surbiton, Surrey. Victoria Road closes to traffic for the day and the festivities begin. There is usually music outside the station and stalls cover the high street. A parade starts around noon. October: Kingston Half Marathon - The race normally takes place on a Sunday in early October. It starts and finishes in Kingston’s Ancient Market Place and takes the runners through Thames Ditton and Hampton Court. It’s an early start at around 8:30am and it’s a hugely popular event. November: Kingston Fireworks Event - Kingston Rotary Club and Kingston Round Table jointly host this great event each November in aid of local charities. Kingsmeadow Stadium, Jack Goodchild Way, 422a Kingston Road, Kingston upon Thames, KT1 3PB. Close to 5th November check locally for more details about the event. Christmas lights switch on - Christmas lights switch on in Kingston town centre to mark the start of the festivities: the markets open, carols are sung and fabulous food is on sale. Switch on celebrations also happen in Surbiton and New Malden. Please check locally for annual dates. December: Kingston Christmas Market - The Ancient Market Place in Kingston is the perfect setting for a traditional Christmas market. It opens end of November with the Christmas lights switch-on. There are stalls offering seasonal gifts and food. Eden Craft Fair All Saints - This large, covered craft fair opens for the festive season in the grounds of All Saints Church in Kingston. You can buy hand crafted jewellery, clothes, pottery, art and more. Bentall’s at Christmas - The Bentall Centre looks spectacular at Christmas – children come to see the festive bears on the ground floor and there are lots of activities and offers and events throughout the centre and the Bentall’s department store. Christmas at The Rose Theatre - Seeing the Rose Theatre’s Christmas production has become a family tradition here in Kingston. The cast of professional actors and the Rose Youth Theatre put on a dazzling show which offers something a little different to the usual festive pantomime.

Lovely 3 bedroom house on Richmond Park, a real treat for those who are seeking some tranquility from the hustle and bustle of inner London! This is a special place surrounded by woods and clean air.

Situated on Richmond Park, this three bedroom house has everything you need for a perfect stay in the city. This time of year is so magical in this area so expect lots of festive lights and wonderfully decorated trees throughout! Richmond Park is on our doorstep. You'll find the most beautiful flock of deer so make sure to bring your camera! Our home is warm and welcoming so you'll love coming back to a spacious living room - the comfy sofa is where we love to unwind and relax. The lovely kitchen is fully equipped so please feel free to show off your culinary skills here - you'll have everything you need to cook up a fantastic meal. The bedrooms all boast comfortable beds and onsuite bathrooms. The house will be rofessionally cleaned prior to your arrival and a helpfull guide will be left for you.

A lovely place to live. Only a 5min walk from Ham high st where you can find shops and cafes. 5 min drive to the wonderfull Petersham Nursary where you can enjoy an amaing meal in their restaurant surrand by incredible plants or just enjoy some coffee and cake in their cafe. Richmond park speaks for itself.

A beautiful family home within a few minutes walk of the wonderful open space of Richmond deer Park. The river Thames is close by. A fantastic light and airy home in a peaceful space with easy access into London. The local and historic towns of Richmond and Kingston are very vibrant with many great restaurants, shops, cinemas, theatres, etc along with train stations into London. Off road parking for 1 car and a rear garden. A brilliant space to explore London or the surrounding area. .

A peaceful family home in a fantastic urban setting with the best of both worlds of London city and local vibrant towns and the beauty of the many open spaces of the parks and river Thames.

It is a family friendly area. There is an abundance of outside space considering it is an urban town. Richmond deer park and the river Thames are very close by. Slightly further but still close is Bushey park and Hampton court palace. The historic towns of Richmond and Kingston with fantastic restaurants and entertainment are very close by. A wonderful area for children and adults.

Enjoy excise or hiking or riding in Richmond Park, Enjoy Thames River and Bankside, Enjoy the wild life viewing deers, Having coffee or tea or meals in the Park, Discover Richmond, Kingston Upon Thames, Entertain yourself in the restaurants and brilliant boutique hotels. Happy peaceful experience with true London decent life and a real recharging.

5 minutes walk into Richmond Park viewing wild deers and discover Richmond and Kingston upon Thames. Always in central London but you might have missed the true family life in London

it is labelled and called Richmond Park home which is also new luxury home as the only one new residential area close to the Park. When you say you live by Richmond Park Londoner would " 'Wow"

2 B/R apartment with bus stop right in front of the property between Kingston and Richmond Town centers. Property has easy access to Kingston Town center (10-15 minutes walk or 5 minute bus ride) and Richmond Town Center, River side (5 minutes walk), Richmond Park (10-15 minutes walk). Property offers generous storage, comfortable lounge (2 leather sofa recliners), 42" TV, fast wi-fi and is ideal for attractions in Kingston and Richmond areas, Hampton Court which is a short bus ride away.

A historic four-bed house in the leafy Richmond neighbourhood.

Featuring a lovely garden and original interior features from the 18th century, this unique home could be a great choice for a group of up to eight guests. Nestled in leafy surroundings by the Common and minutes from the historic Ham House, this wonderful property offers a serene location away from the bustling city centre. It has its own lovely garden as well as off-road parking space. Home Highlights: •Off-road parking •Great, leafy location •Garden •Original 18th century building Rooms The property has tasteful and traditional interiors with plenty of light in each room. Living Area The living area looks out over the garden. It has a traditional elegance with parquet floors, a marble fireplace and lovely patterned rugs and cushions. Kitchen The country-style kitchen is well equipped with an Aga oven and American-style fridge among its amenities. Master Bedroom Boasting generous proportions, ample storage space and a double bed. Single Bedroom #1 Minimal and functional with a single bed and extra fold out single bed. Single Bedroom #2 This bedroom also has a single bed and an additional fold-out bed. Double Bedroom An elegant room with a double bed and views of the common. Family Bathroom The bathroom is well finished with a bath, overhead shower and bidet. Master en-suite The en-suite offers a bath with overhead shower. W/C A handy washroom located on the ground floor. Garden The spacious garden has several benches, and is lined with beautiful trees and flowers.

The location is idyllic, with the huge expanse of Richmond Park just minutes away, as well as Ham House & Gardens which is set amongst wonderful grassy grounds and little changed in 300 years. The house has a tea room for visitors as well as numerous rooms displaying rich history (although it is said to be haunted by the Duchess of Lauderdale so beware!). Other historical attractions in the area include Hampton Court (Henry VIII's palace), Strawberry Hill House (Horace Walpole's Gothic mansion) and Marble Hill House. Music lovers may enjoy heading to the famous Eel Pie Island where the Rolling Stones played in the 70s.

My flat is on the second floor and is bright and light. The front looks out over the shops in the Ham Parade and the back looks over houses to Richmond Park on the horizon. This room is a small double bedroom. It is light and clean and simply furnished. You will have some hanging space (with hangars) and a drawer in both the wardrobe and the bedside cupboard. The bathroom is right next door (shared). You are welcome to share my lounge and to use the kitchen to make tea, coffee or light snacks.

The location here is wonderful with Richmond and Kingston easily accessible in either direction by bus (65). Richmond is on London Overground and Underground and there is a good main-line service to Clapham Junction and Waterloo. The River Thames is a short walk away (10 minutes) and you can walk along the river into Kingston in about 25 minutes or to Richmond in about 40 minutes. In the other direction is Richmond Park, Ham Gate is about 20 minutes walk, with Pembroke Lodge and the Isabella Plantation close by.

On the first Saturday of each month (except January) there is a street market right outside my front door. Ham Common has a lovely pond. We even have a pair of swans.

My home is a 5 minute walk to Richmond Park. You’ll love staying here because of the location and the proximity to the park, to Ham Woods and the river Thames. My home is good for couples, solo visitors, and business travelers and Hattie the dog and I welcome guests from all backgrounds and sexual orientation.

Own room with double bed in mid-terrace house in a quiet area of North Kingston upon Thames only five minutes walk from Richmond Park and less than 15 minutes walk from the river Thames.

We're in a quiet backwater a stone's throw from Ham Common Woods and a gentle 5 minute stroll to Ham Gate in to Richmond Park, so perfectly located for guests who enjoy walking (or cycling) and getting to know the largest of London's Royal Parks - cycle hire available near Roehampton Gate. My home is small, but perfectly proportioned, deceptively spacious and overlooks a small green. There are some lovely local pubs and eateries within walking distance, or a short bus ride and of course Kingston Town Centre and historic Market Place are hugely popular shopping destinations. As well as Richmond Park the area has so much to see and explore including Hampton Court, Bushy Park, the Isabella Plantation (inside Richmond Park) and many other places of interest and much to do, not forgetting the Wimbledon Tennis Championship. Pembroke Lodge, inside Richmond Park is a popular wedding venue and my home is very conveniently located less than a 10 minute drive, or 25 minute walk, weather permitting! For theatre lovers there's the Rose Theatre in Kingston, the Richmond and Orange Tree theatres in Richmond and all West End theatres within an hour of leaving home. For concert and cinema lovers there's the Royal Festival Hall, The National Theatre, the Old Vic, the Young Vic and the BFI all a stone's throw from Waterloo. For chilled out London weekends the South Bank a 5 minute walk from Waterloo Station is the perfect place to stroll, watch street performers and enjoy delicious food from around the world from food stalls outside the Royal Festival Hall.

You are welcome to stay in our lovely, spacious home located between Kingston and Richmond on the outskirts of London. Our blue bedroom has a small double bed and is perfect for one person. This room overlooks the garden, has tea/coffee making facilities and a desk. The modern bathroom on this floor will be exclusively for the two bedrooms on this floor. This bedroom can be booked for use by one person or combined with our large double bedroom beside it for bookings of two or three people.

We have off street parking or you can park on the road for free.

We are within walking distance of Richmond Park, the largest of London's Royal Parks where the deer are free to roam. The fresh air and natural beauty is one of the great benefits of living here. We are also a few minutes walk from the river Thames and often enjoy walking up to Richmond along the towpath. We are approximately 20 minutes drive from Hampton Court, the home of King Henry VIII, and a wonderful experience to visit. We have a parade of shops with two cafes,a Costa and a grocery shop within three minutes walk.

Our 5-bedroom home is perfect for get-togethers, reunions, weddings & families that just want to live in luxury in one of London's nicest neighbourhoods. What's more, we take COVID-19 seriously: our house is sparkling clean - see our reviews & we incorporate hospital-grade disinfectant. We'll discuss all your needs ahead of your stay & allow cancellations up to 5 days before travel. It's a 3 min-walk from the river & Richmond Park, Kingston, Heathrow are all close.

Our three story home has plenty of space with one of London's nicest kitchens, dining, living & music rooms, a study and 5 bedrooms with 7 beds, a pull-out couch, 3 1/2 baths, a giant yard and garden out back, a 2-bay driveway & free street parking. The study, kitchen, dining, living & music rooms are all spacious, rustic & sunny. Upstairs, there are 5 proper bedrooms. None of them are "box rooms" Downstairs, the front room - with the pull out sofa - can be closed off to serve as a 6th. Three of the house's bedrooms are en suite. The master bedroom has a king size bed, a walk-in closet and a bathroom and shower. On the same floor, three more bedrooms share one beautiful bathroom with both a shower and a tub. They are kids' rooms but work very well for adults as well! Two of those bedrooms have double size beds while the third has a single. The (spacious) bedroom in the loft has a double size bed, bunk beds and its own bathroom with a shower and separate tub. It's a sort of family guest apartment minus a kitchen. Very nice. The loft also has a view of Richmond Park and Pembroke Lodge - for those of you who might be getting married there!

Kingston Upon Thames is a quiet residential neighbourhood on the Thames riverside. The river's great for walking and there's a couple great pubs right along it within a couple minutes. We like the Boaters in Canbury Gardens - it's about a ten minute walk - and the Anglers at Teddington Lock - which is about a 15 minute walks. Richmond Park - about a 20 minute walk away - is London's largest and is home to the Queen's deer. There are many good places to run - including the loop around the two bridges - out our front park but there is no better place for the runner, biker or nature lover than Richmond Park. This is the place to stay if you're doing something at Pembroke Lodge. We've hosted more than a couple wedding parties passing through Pembroke. Oh and if you like you're shopping, Kingston & Richmond themselves have PLENTY of it. The very closest place to eat is (URL HIDDEN) and it's just a 5 minute walk away. There are also a number of good places to eat on Ham Parade, which is also about a 5 minute walk. We also think we're in a pretty nice spot for you if you're visiting WIMBLEDON and we're pretty close to WEMBLEY STADIUM and TWICKENHAM STADIUM.

huge 4 bedrooms for rent I rent the rooms not the all house and the quote to refer for 1 double room

You are welcome to stay in our lovely, spacious home located between Kingston and Richmond on the outskirts of London. Guests can stay in our large double bedroom with bay window, tea/coffee making facilities and a big study desk. This is perfect for two people. Our second bedroom has a small double bed and is perfect for one person. This room overlooks the garden, has tea/coffee making facilities and a desk. The modern bathroom on this floor will be exclusively for use by these two bedrooms.

We have off street parking or you can park on the road for free.

We are within walking distance of Richmond Park, the largest of London's Royal Parks where the deer are free to roam. The fresh air and natural beauty is one of the great benefits of living here. We are also a few minutes walk from the river Thames and often enjoy walking up to Richmond along the towpath. We are approximately 20 minutes drive from Hampton Court, the home of King Henry VIII, and a wonderful experience to visit. The Richmond campus of The American International School and the Swedish School at Richmond University are close by. We have a parade of shops with two cafes,a Costa and a grocery shop within three minutes walk.

Recently refurbished self-contained garden flat with a double bedroom, sitting room, small kitchen and bathroom. Semi-detached and in the pretty garden of a Georgian House on Ham Common. Close to Richmond Park, local amenities and bus routes.

Opposite Ham Common; 10 minutes from Richmond Park (great cafes and walks); 10 minutes the other way to the River Thames (more lovely walks) and Ham House (NT). Hampton Court accessible by public transport and boat. Twickenham stadium 60 minute walk. Richmond and Kingston nearby and on good bus route. Central London 40 mins by public transport.

Light and airy bedroom with private bathroom (with shower) in Kingston. Bedroom is very private and has direct access to the garden. The 65 buss gives you easy access to Kingston as well as Richmond. Close to beautiful river walks as well as the YMCA with tennis courts and gym facilities available on a pay as you go fees.

Spacious private bedroom and bathroom with direct access to beautiful south facing garden.

Kingston university, Kingston hospital, the American international university, Richmond Park and Kingston and richmond town centre.

My place is close to family-friendly activities Richmond park. You’ll love my place because of Beautiful green spaces. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, families (with kids), and furry friends (pets). Some helpful websites https://www.royalparks.org.uk/parks/richmond-park

Homely & quiet 2 bed house within walking distance of Richmond Park, the River Thames (inc some great pubs) and Kingston town centre. Open plan living room / kitchen leading to an enclosed rear garden which makes the house very sociable. The main bedroom (& ensuite) has the essentials for a brilliant nights sleep - a queen size bed with tempur mattress, blackout curtains and no road noise. The 2nd bedroom has a very comfortable queen sofa bed. 2 car parking spaces directly outside

Main bedroom with queen size bed & ensuite shower and wc Second bedroom has a queen size sofa bed which is very comfortable. The living room has 2 leather sofas and a very large armchair to lounge around on There is SKY TV & BT broadband. The kitchen is equipped with a double oven/gas Hob/microwave/blender/steamer/washing machine. The main bathroom has a bath with shower and there is a wc downstairs Outside there is a good size garden with decking (with seating) and Easi-grass.

We love being near Richmond Park and the river. Being able to reach both within minutes by bike (or 10-15 mins walking) is such a treat. Both provide a genuine feeling of space and an escape from London. There a fantastic choice of restaurants and pubs in Kingston and Richmond - our favourites being a couple on the river. The nearest train stations are Kingston & Norbiton - both around 20-30 min walks and the trains go into Waterloo

Our lovely 1 bedroom flat is situated along a beautiful stretch of the River Thames. A surprisingly peaceful location given it's close proximity London! Nestled in Ham, between Kingston and Richmond upon Thames, both with great shopping and dining options, this is the perfect spot for exploring the area's green space with walks along the river, stunning Richmond Park, and easy access to Kew Gardens and Hampton Court Palace. Only 45mins to central London and 40-50 mins from Heathrow & Gatwick.

A lovely modern apartment in a residential area, just metres from the River Thames. The living room has a small balcony, a wonderful space whether you're inside or out and is a peaceful retreat after days out in London or exploring the local sights. > Free, reserved parking space on driveway. > High speed broadband and Wifi throughout > Bedding and towels provided. Living Room The light and airy living room looks out on to green open space that separates the property from the Thames Path. The small balcony is the perfect spot for a relaxing breakfast or a glass of wine to simply watch the world go by! •Corner sofa; opens to bed that sleeps 1 - 2 adults (small double size). •Dining table and seating for 6. •Desk and chair •Flat screen TV, DVD player, Wifi, PlayStation 2 Bedroom •Double bed •Wardrobe with hanging space and hangers En-suite Bathroom Wet room with shower, toilet, sink and heated towel rail. Kitchen Fully equipped kitchen with basic supplies. •Fridge and Freezer •Oven and electric hob •Microwave, Kettle and Toaster •Washer/Dryer •Pots, Pans, Crockery, Cutlery and Utensils Bathroom Toilet, sink, heated towel rail and bath with overhead shower.

Ham is a lovely area nestled between the Royal boroughs of Kingston and Richmond upon Thames. There are plenty of local amenities on the doorstep (including a small supermarket) and an abundance of sights to see. Ham borders the glorious Richmond Park, the largest of the Royal Parks. The park is perfect for walkers, cyclists, or even a gentle drive spotting the famous deer. Ham House, a National Trust stately home is also on the doorstep. Kingston offers fantastic shopping, including the Bentall Centre. Catch a show at the Rose Theatre and enjoy a variety of great eating and drinking options along the riverside. Surrounding the town are Bushy Park and the incredible Hampton Court Palace, home of Anne Boleyn, one of the wives of Henry the VIII. Richmond, home to many a celebrity, is a delightful suburb of London with many fine dining options, green spaces, theatres and riverside bars and restaurants.

A triple room in a Completely renovated Mock Tudor style house. Now it’s a modern living space with comfortable beds and facilities at the inside but still maintains its periodic character at the outside. Everything is completely new and furnished with guests comfort in mind.

The house has 5 bedrooms, we are living at the property as well. All these rooms are newly renovated with high standard with velvet upholdstered beds and expensive memory foam mattresses. And have digital locks so no keys are necessary to open the doors. They also have wardrobes and working desks and new smart TVs. All rooms have en suite bathrooms with high quality sanitary wears which made guests feel much more comfortable than sharing ones. All rooms have bathtub and shower combination (with hand and head showers) to suit all guests’ needs. Some rooms have minibars which offers cold drinks with a charge. The house has gardens at the front and the back. Kitchen can be used upon request for cooking.

North Kingston where our house is located is a beautiful place near Richmond Park where you can run, take a walk or cycle around. About 1 km away is the Thames river with beautiful promenade along it’s bank. The are is quiet yet convenient with stores such as : a pharmacy, a mini market, post office, hairdresser, a dry clean and laundry store, a local medical center and especially a library... all at the door’s step. Plus there is an Italian restaurant and Bar few steps away which selling excellent Food or you can just relax with some drinks.

A complete newly renovated Mock Tudor house with high quality and modern facilities located near Richmond Park with easy access to both Kingston and Richmond train Station Now it’s a modern living space with comfortable beds and facilities at the inside but still maintains its periodic character at the outside. Everything is completely new and furnished with guests comfort in mind.

All these rooms are newly renovated with high standard with velvet upholdstered beds and expensive memory foam mattresses. And have digital locks so no keys are necessary to open the doors. They also have wardrobes and working desks and new smart TVs. This room has en suite bathrooms with high quality sanitary wears which made guests feel much more comfortable than sharing ones. All rooms have bathtub and shower combination ( with hand and head showers) to suit all guests’ needs. Some rooms have minibars which offers cold drinks with a charge. The house has garden at the front and the back. Kitchen can be used upon request for cooking.

The house is located in a nice big street with walking distance to Richmond Park. Bus stops in front of the house are convenient for both Kingston and Richmond train station within 10 minutes. From there it takes 30 minutes to the London city center. Next to the house are a shopping area with a mini market, pharmacy, Laundry, Post office, newsagency, hair dressers and an Italian restaurant with good food and reasonable price. A local Library is few steps away where you can read books and free access for internet and using of computers for printing works if necessary. River Thames is 15 minutes walk and Kingston shopping center is 20 minutes walk or 10 minutes by bus.

A complete newly renovated Mock Tudor house with high quality and modern facilities located near Richmond Park with easy access to both Kingston and Richmond train Station Now it’s a modern living space with comfortable beds and facilities at the inside but still maintains its periodic character at the outside. Everything is completely new and furnished with guests comfort in mind.

The house has 5 bedrooms, we are living at the property as well. All these rooms are newly renovated with high standard with velvet upholdstered beds and expensive memory foam mattresses. And have digital locks so no keys are needed to open the doors. They also have wardrobes and working desks and new flat screen TVs. All rooms have en suite bathrooms with high quality sanitary wears which made guests feel much more comfortable than sharing ones. All rooms have bathtub and shower combination ( with hand and head showers) to suit all guests’ needs. The house has garden at the front and the back. Kitchen can be used upon request for cooking. The house is located in a nice big street with walking distance to Richmond Park. Bus stops in front of the house are convenient for both Kingston and Richmond train station within 10 minutes. From there it takes 30 minutes to the London city center. Next to the house are a shopping area with a mini market, pharmacy, Laundry, Post office, newsagency, hair dressers and an Italian restaurant with good food and reasonable price. A local Library is few steps away where you can read books and free access for internet and using of computers for printing works if necessary. River Thames is 15 minutes walk and Kingston shopping center is 20 minutes walk or 10 minutes by bus.

North Kingston where our house is located is a beautiful place near Richmond Park where you can run, take a walk or cycle around. About 1 km away is the Thames river with beautiful promenade along it’s bank. The are is quiet yet convenient with stores such as : a pharmacy, a mini market, post office, hairdresser, a dry clean and laundry store, a local medical center and especially a library... all at the door’s step. Plus there is an Italian restaurant and Bar few steps away which selling excellent Food or you can just relax with some drinks.

A delightful period cottage set just off Ham Common, on a pretty Victorian street, within walking distance of the local shops, restaurants and pubs. Ham Common is a stunning conservation area in Richmond upon Thames - an idyllic, leafy spot with duck pond, cricket pitch and village pubs. It is a very pleasant walk to Richmond Park, Ham House NT and to Teddington Lock and the River Thames tow path. Minutes from two bus routes to Richmond or Kingston. 30-45 minutes by train into central London.

We are offering the house longterm through this Corona crisis. Contact us for a special rate! Light flooded and extended family home with garden, offstreet parking situated in a leafy London suburb close to Richmond Park and only 3 minutes walking distance to the River Thames and its walking and cycling paths. This house is ideal for a family visiting London while staying at a leafy and quiet family-suburb. Richmond Tube station or Kingston station is within a short bus or bike ride.

This is a 6BR detached family house (5 BR and 3 1/2 bathrooms are available for our guests).