Upper Richmond Road West, SW14

A quietly confident two-bedroom loft-style apartment, high ceilings, positioned on the top floor of an early 1900’s conversion and reimagined for modern day living. Its 463 sq ft footprint unfolds with wide-plank grey floors, clean-line internal doors with horizontal break detail. A palette of crisp white walls and matte black accents that feel sharp yet understated. Comfort is built in — electric heating with designer radiators, bright downlighting, secure intercom entry and a mix of roofline Velux windows and double glazed with fixed fanlight-style uppers with tilt-out casements below - bringing natural light into key spaces. A transitional hallway links the kitchen, dining and living areas, giving the layout a natural flow that enhances both everyday ease and entertaining. The result is a home with design edge and low-maintenance practicality — perfectly placed for swift London connections and everyday convenience. 

Kitchen – Tucked under the eaves (12’0” x 6’7”), the kitchen feels bright and thoughtful — white handle-less cabinetry and deep stone-effect worktops make smart use of the angles while keeping things calm and uncluttered. A Velux roof window pulls in soft daylight and a sense of airiness, while the sloped ceiling adds quiet character. Integrated appliances and concealed storage keep everything sleek and practical, with marble-effect splashbacks lending just the right touch of refinement. It’s a space made for everyday cooking, weekend coffee, and easy, light-filled living.

Principal bedroom – Positioned at the rear (11’9 x 10’2”), the principal bedroom offers a peaceful escape beneath softly sloped ceilings. A large Velux window fills the space with natural light, while crisp white walls and wide-plank flooring create a bright, restful mood. There’s room for a double bed and freestanding storage and shelving, with the pitched ceiling bringing subtle character without sacrificing usable floor area.

Living room - Generous ceiling height and the white decor create a bright, inviting reception space (11’2” x 10’0”), while stylish twin front windows with fixed glazed uppers and practical tilt-out lowers — bring in natural light and character. Wide-plank flooring adds subtle design interest underfoot. This space is a flexible setting — equally suited to relaxing, hosting friends or creating a comfortable work spot when needed.

Shower room - A calm, design-led space (7’8” x 4’6”) finished with large marble-effect tiles and a sleek Crittall-style black-framed screen that defines the generous walk-in rainfall shower. Matte black fittings add understated elegance, while the floating vanity unit keeps the room feeling open and serene. A luxurious spot to refresh at the start of the day or unwind after a busy days work.

Bedroom 2 – The second bedroom (11’2” x 7’3”) flexes to fit your lifestyle — inspiring home office, restful guest room, or a quiet retreat to read and reset. Its large front window, with fixed fanlight-style detail and practical tilt-out lower section, invites soft natural light while keeping the space airy and comfortable. Clean white walls and wide-plank flooring keep the look fresh and cohesive, while the tall vertical radiator and matte black door hardware add a subtle, design-led edge. This well-proportioned space leaves room for your desired furniture items, making it easy to shape the space around you.

The Local area

Mortlake station is a comfortable 8–10 minute walk, giving direct trains to London Waterloo in around 25 minutes — ideal for a swift city commute. Barnes Bridge and North Sheen stations are also nearby for extra flexibility. By road, the A205 South Circular links easily to the A3 and M3, with Heathrow Airport around 25–30 minutes by car in normal traffic.  Parking is on-street via the local Controlled Parking Zone (resident permits and visitor vouchers available through Richmond Council), with additional pay-and-display bays on surrounding roads for convenience.

Everyday essentials are covered with a local Waitrose just up the road and smaller independents close by. For wider choice, Richmond and East Sheen’s high streets are minutes away with everything from artisan delis to premium supermarkets and fitness studios. Coffee stops, casual bites and a few destination dining spots — think neighbourhood Italian, modern brunch cafés and well-loved pubs — keep things interesting without needing to head into town.

Green space is one of SW14’s great strengths. Richmond Park is an easy walk or cycle, offering 2,500 acres of open space, deer and cycle paths; Palewell Common and the Thames towpath are also nearby for running, walking or a slower Sunday pace.

Council Tax band to be allocated