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5-Bedroom Townhouse
A five-bedroom, three-bathroom Grade II listed Georgian townhouse (c.1780) on Richmond Hill, offering 235 sqm of accommodation across four floors, including a walled courtyard garden, cellar, and freehold tenure. Asking £1,595,000. No onward chain.
£1,595,000
Richmond, TW10
6 The Terrace is a five-bedroom, three-bathroom Grade II listed Georgian townhouse, built in approximately 1780 and extending to 235 sqm across four floors. The property is offered freehold with no onward chain, being sold as an estate sale. The asking price of £1,595,000 has been set within a considered range of £1,550,000 to £1,650,000 in light of comparable evidence in the Richmond Hill area.
As a Grade II listed building, the property is subject to listed-building consent requirements governing any alterations. Prospective buyers should satisfy themselves as to the implications of this designation before proceeding.
Principal Reception Rooms
The drawing room is a particularly fine space, featuring floor-to-ceiling sash windows with working original shutters, retaining much of the character expected of a townhouse of this period and status. Two further reception rooms provide versatile accommodation across the upper and lower principal floors.
Kitchen
The kitchen is situated at garden level and is fitted with an AGA, lending the room a practical warmth suited to the scale of the house.
Bedrooms and Bathrooms
Five bedrooms are arranged across the upper floors, served by three bathrooms. Room dimensions have not been individually specified by the sellers; buyers are advised to take their own measurements.
Garden and External
To the rear the property benefits from a walled courtyard garden. There is no off-street parking or garage.
Cellar
The property includes a cellar, the condition and current use of which buyers should verify during their survey and conveyancing enquiries.
Practical Details
The property is heated by gas central heating. Broadband speeds of up to 300 Mbps are available. The EPC rating is E and the property falls within Council Tax Band H.
Known Issues
The EPC rating of E is a direct consequence of the property's single glazing, which is original and characteristic of its listed status. Secondary glazing has been fitted to the rear rooms only. Buyers should note that replacing or significantly altering the windows would require listed-building consent, and should factor the current glazing arrangement into their assessment of running costs and comfort.
Key features
- Grade II listed Georgian townhouse, built c.1780, offering 235 sqm across four floors
- Five bedrooms and three bathrooms
- Freehold tenure — no onward chain (estate sale)
- Three reception rooms, including a drawing room with floor-to-ceiling sash windows and working shutters
- Original period staircase retained throughout
- Garden-level kitchen fitted with an AGA
- Walled courtyard garden to the rear
- Cellar providing useful additional storage or utility space
- Gas central heating
- Listed-building consent required for alterations — buyers should make their own enquiries
- EPC rating: E (reflecting listed single glazing) | Council Tax Band: H
Room by room
Drawing Room
A principal reception room of notable character, featuring floor-to-ceiling sash windows with original working shutters, consistent with the building's Georgian origins.
Further Reception Rooms (x2)
Two additional reception rooms providing flexible living accommodation across the principal floors. Individual dimensions have not been provided; buyers are advised to take their own measurements.
Kitchen
Situated at garden level, the kitchen is fitted with an AGA and connects to the walled courtyard garden.
Walled Courtyard Garden
A private walled courtyard garden to the rear of the property, offering an enclosed outdoor space.
Cellar
A cellar providing additional space below the principal floors. Condition and suitability for any intended use should be confirmed during survey.
Frequently asked questions
What is the tenure?
The property is freehold.
What is the asking price and how was it set?
The asking price is £1,595,000, set within a considered range of £1,550,000 to £1,650,000 with reference to comparable evidence in the Richmond Hill area.
Why is the property being sold?
The property is being sold as an estate sale. There is no onward chain.
Is there an onward chain?
No. The property is an estate sale and there is no onward chain.
What is the EPC rating, and why is it rated E?
The EPC rating is E. This reflects the property's original single glazing, which is characteristic of its listed status. Secondary glazing has been fitted to the rear rooms only. Replacing or significantly altering the glazing would require listed-building consent.
What is the Council Tax band?
The property falls within Council Tax Band H. Buyers should confirm the current annual charge with the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames.
How is the property heated?
The property is heated by gas central heating. The kitchen is also fitted with an AGA.
What broadband speeds are available?
Broadband speeds of up to 300 Mbps are available at this address. Buyers should verify availability and confirm their preferred provider before exchange.
When was the property built?
The property was built in approximately 1780.
What does Grade II listed status mean for buyers?
Grade II listing means the property is recognised as a nationally important building. Listed-building consent is required for any works that would affect its character or fabric, in addition to standard planning permission where applicable. Buyers are strongly advised to seek independent advice from a heritage-accredited surveyor and their solicitor before proceeding.
Is there parking?
No. The property does not include off-street parking or a garage. Buyers should investigate on-street parking arrangements and any permit schemes with the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames.
What is the walled courtyard garden like?
The property benefits from a private walled courtyard garden to the rear. Further details on size and condition should be confirmed during a viewing and survey.
Are there any known issues with the property?
The EPC rating of E reflects the property's original single glazing, as required by its listed status. Secondary glazing has been installed to the rear rooms only. Buyers should be aware that any changes to the glazing would require listed-building consent. Buyers are advised to make their own enquiries and commission an appropriate survey.