$8,270,500

Georgian architecture and bold contemporary design come together in this exceptional six-bedroom house in the heart of Richmond. Extending to approximately 4,144 sq ft, the Grade II listed property has a grand double reception room, a striking glass-walled kitchen extension and a cinema room, as well as a large south-facing garden and secure parking for several cars. The handsome stock-brick façade is defined by symmetrical sash windows, decorative brickwork and a fanlight above the front door. Inside, the entrance hall leads to a study with two windows overlooking the front garden. Opposite, the double reception room extends to more than 26 ft and is framed by decorative cornicing, arched windows and bespoke bookshelves. Two fireplaces form focal points, while doors connect the room to the kitchen and dining space beyond. Spanning almost 30 ft, the kitchen and breakfast room is found within a contemporary extension at the rear of the house. Bespoke cabinetry and integrated appliances are arranged around a broad central island, with ample room for informal dining. Rooflights and walls of glazing fill the space with natural light, while sliding doors open directly onto the garden. The principal bedroom lies on the first floor and has wonderfully generous proportions, two tall sash windows and its own dressing room and ensuite bathroom. A second bedroom on this level also has an ensuite shower room. Two further bedrooms and a family bathroom are found on the second floor. The lower-ground floor has a separate entrance and contains two additional bedrooms, both with ensuite shower rooms, providing privacy for guests, older children or staff. A large cinema room occupies the rear of this level, accompanied by a utility room, kitchenette and dedicated wine storage. At the back of the house, the south-facing garden is enclosed by mature hedging and established planting. A broad paved terrace beside the kitchen provides space for outdoor dining and seating, beyond which lies a generous lawn bordered by hydrangeas and clipped greenery. To the front, a gated paved forecourt provides unusually extensive off-street parking for such a central Richmond address. Spring Terrace lies only a few hundred yards from Richmond’s shops, cafés and restaurants, as well as Richmond station, which provides National Rail services to London Waterloo alongside District line and London Overground connections. Richmond Park and the River Thames are both within easy reach, while the area is particularly well served by highly regarded schools.