Built by the renowned architect George Devey in 1863 and set within private, tree-lined roads on the exclusive Coombe estate, this delightful home has been converted from the original riding stables and sympathetically converted to provide delightful homes in an enviable location enjoying both tranquillity and excellent access to Central London. The open spaces of Richmond Park and Wimbledon Common are on your doorstep, as well as Wimbledon village and Kingston town centre while the local Coombe Lane shops provides a variety of local amenities, including cafes, Tony’s Deli, Coombe Stores, a pharmacy, stationers and hairdressers.

The home is approached through security gates, onto a pretty cobbled courtyard and preserving the historic façade, with the exquisite clock tower. Inside, a vaulted hallway with a cloakroom leads to an open-plan double reception room and a beautifully fitted kitchen. Upstairs, the property offers two bedrooms, including a master suite with a luxurious bathroom. To the rear, a pretty walled garden provides a peaceful outdoor retreat. There is also private residents parking. A large loft could be converted subject to planning and permissions.

Excellent Transport and Local Amenities

Transport connections are highly convenient: the 57 bus runs from Kingston to Tooting via Raynes Park and Wimbledon; Raynes Park (1.2 miles) and Norbiton (1.3 miles) train stations provide direct services to Waterloo and Clapham Junction, and Wimbledon Tube (District Line) is nearby.

The area also offers outstanding educational options, including Holy Cross Prep, Rokeby, and Marymount International, alongside several golf clubs within easy reach, and Roehampton / Kingston universities making this home perfect as a pied-a-terre in London or permanent home for professional / retirement.