Beautiful 4 Bed. Central Teddington

Nestled along a picturesque tree-lined avenue in the heart of Teddington, this spacious four-bedroom, two-bathroom home is ideal for families. The property boasts a generous garden, a bright eat-in kitchen, and a dedicated office space, perfect for work or study. The master bedroom includes a private en-suite for added comfort and privacy.

Practical features such as a separate utility room, Wi-Fi, and a cosy gas fireplace make daily living both convenient and enjoyable. Excellent transport links—with up to four trains an hour to London Waterloo—ensure easy access to the city while you enjoy the relaxed charm of Teddington.

Tucked along a peaceful stretch of the River Thames, Teddington is where London slows down and life feels a little brighter. With the vast greenery of Bushy Park on one side and historic Teddington Lock on the other, this riverside haven blends natural beauty with village charm. Stroll along the High Street and you’ll find independent cafés, boutiques, and bakeries that give the town its warm, welcoming character. Families are drawn here for the excellent schools and community spirit, while food lovers and culture seekers enjoy a vibrant dining scene and easy access to Richmond and central London.

Named one of the very best places to live in the capital, Teddington offers the perfect mix of city convenience and countryside tranquillity—a place where you can paddleboard on the Thames in the morning, shop local in the afternoon, and enjoy a riverside pub at sunset.

Local Places To Try Out: 

Restaurants: Pizza Firenze, The Railway, Benedict, Obon, Shambles - stunning garden and amazing food (and also just won Best Family Owned Restaurant in The UK) ,  Bade, The Mitre* Cafes: Icon, Gails, Gosias, Sidra, Parsnips, Benedict, Fallow Deer, Girasole* 

Pubs: Roebuck, Duke of Clarence, The Park, Adelaide, Abercorn, Kings Head

Supermarkets and groceries: Sainsbury’s, Tescos, M&S, Cook, Lidl* 

Parks: Bushy Park, Home Park, Richmond Park*

Public Transportation: Bus stops, Teddington train station, Twickenham train station. Richmond Station for District Line Underground. 

One of Teddington's historical landmarks is Teddington Lock, around a 15 minute walk from the property - it was completed in 1811. It is the largest lock on the River Thames and marked the tidal limit of the river, playing a crucial role in river navigation and commerce. If you walk over the bridge at the Lock and turn right you can walk to Kingston Upon Thames in around 20 minutes ( a very pretty walk) and if you turn left you can walk to Richmond Upon Thames (beautiful and very worth the effort). Please also check out the exquisite Petersham Nurseries, possibly the most beautiful garden centre in the UK and it also serves very special (rather pricey lunches) - but you have to book in advance. To make it more special, you could drive to St Margarets (Twickenham) and get the tiny ferry / boat across to Petersham. It is such a treat and lovely for children.

Nearby Hampton Court Palace, originally built for Cardinal Thomas Wolsey in the early 16th century and later seized by King Henry VIII, became a prominent royal residence. The grandeur and royal presence at Hampton Court attracted nobility and wealth to the surrounding areas, including Teddington, which benefited from the economic and social activities associated with the palace

Kingston upon Thames, another neighbouring area, also holds historical significance. As an ancient market town with roots going back to at least the Saxon era, Kingston was a royal borough where several Saxon kings were crowned.

During the 20th century, Teddington continued to grow, with the establishment of institutions like the National Physical Laboratory (NPL) in 1900. The NPL played a significant role in scientific research and innovation, further enhancing Teddington's prominence.Today, Teddington is known for its blend of historical charm and modern amenities, with thriving local businesses, beautiful green spaces like Bushy Park, and a vibrant community. The historical connections to Hampton Court and Kingston upon Thames remain integral to understanding Teddington's development and heritage.