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A ground floor purpose built apartment situated in one of East Twickenham’s most sought-after roads leading down to ‘Ducks Walk’ and the Thames towpath and therefore within a short stroll of Richmond Bridge and some of the most wonderful riverside walks.
This bright 2 bedroom apartment is one of only 16 within this popular development and has the benefit of double glazing, gas central heating and is available for sale with immediate vacant possession and no onward chain. The property offers direct access from the kitchen onto the communal rear gardens, whilst to the front there is limited off street parking available on a ‘first come, first served’ basis. The property also comes with a lease with approx 149 years remaining. There is an excellent range of local shops and restaurants at the top of the road, whilst Richmonds High Street and its main-line station offering a fast service into Waterloo is just a short walk away. There is also a fine selection of the best local schools for all age groups within walking distance.
Council Tax Band: EPC: E
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