• Recently renovated two-bedroom apartment, approx. 682 sq ft
• Fifth-floor flat with private balcony overlooking communal garden
• High-quality fitted kitchen with integrated Bosch appliances
• Original wood floorboards and bespoke fitted joinery throughout
• Leasehold: c.140 years remaining; service charge c. £4,976 pa (above average)
• Single bathroom only; may limit larger households
• Community mains-gas heating; limited individual control
• On-street parking by permit; no dedicated parking space
This recently renovated two-bedroom apartment occupies the fifth floor of an attractive 1930s red-brick art-deco block on Upper Richmond Road. Thoughtful finishes — original wood floorboards, bespoke joinery and a neutral palette — give the flat a contemporary, move-in-ready feel. A private balcony overlooks a well-kept communal garden, extending the living space for morning coffee or evening relaxation.
The kitchen is fitted with high-quality integrated Bosch appliances, quartz worktops and tailored cabinetry, while the reception room benefits from a wide south-facing window that floods the space with light. Practical extras include generous underground storage for bulky items and a secure bike room — useful for commuters and cyclists.
Practical considerations are straightforward: the property is leasehold with approximately 140 years remaining and an above-average service charge of about £4,976 per year. Heating is via a community mains-gas scheme, and there is only on-street parking available by permit. The apartment has a single bathroom and walls are the original solid brick (insulation date unknown), which may be a factor if you are prioritising thermal performance.
Location is a strong selling point for first-time buyers: Putney High Street, East Putney and Barnes stations are walking distance, with fast links into central London and plentiful shops, cafés and green spaces nearby. Excellent local schools and a low-crime, affluent neighbourhood add everyday convenience and long-term desirability.
