Summary:

Welcome to a proper family home in one of South West London’s loveliest spots, with the incredible Richmond Park just a short stroll away. With four bedrooms, three bathrooms, plenty of living space and your own private garden, there’s room for everyone to unpack, spread out and make themselves at home.



The Space:

This is very much a home that has been lived in and loved, and it has the odd battle scar to prove it. Expect a scuff mark here, a little imperfection there and all the character that comes with a real family home. It isn’t a pristine show home or a five-star hotel, but it is comfortable, welcoming and fully equipped with everything you need for a short stay or a few months. The kitchen is ready for proper family dinners, the garden is perfect for morning coffees and sunny afternoons, and with four comfortable bedrooms and three bathrooms, there should hopefully be no arguments over who gets the shower first.



Richmond Park is practically your rather enormous back garden, with more than 2,500 acres to explore. Head out for a morning run, pack a picnic, enjoy a long family walk or see if you can spot the park’s famous deer. Back at the house, you can escape the London bustle in your own private garden — a lovely spot for al fresco dinners or simply putting your feet up at the end of the day.



One important thing to know before booking: there is no parking included with the property. On-street parking in the immediate area is permit-controlled, and no parking permit is provided with your stay, so please don’t arrive assuming you’ll be able to park outside the house.



Once your reservation is confirmed, Smarter Rent will also ask for a copy of your ID and for you to sign our House Rules. Then it’s time to unpack, embrace the odd scuff mark and enjoy having a proper London family home to call your own for a while.



The Neighborhood:

Local Area

Kingston upon Thames offers plenty to see and do, from shopping at the bustling town centre and exploring the historic market square to strolling along the scenic River Thames.

You can visit the famous Ancient Market, relax in Canbury Gardens, discover local history at the Kingston Museum, or enjoy a meal at one of the many riverside cafés and restaurants. For entertainment, the Rose Theatre hosts a variety of live performances throughout the year, making Kingston a great destination for a day out.



Getting Around:

Trains

Norbiton Station (Coombe Road, KT2 7AZ) is the closest station, operated by South Western Railway. Direct, regular services run to London Waterloo, taking approximately 30 minutes.

Buses

Kingston Hospital and Coombe Road are the main nearby bus hubs. Routes 85, K2, and K3 serve the area, connecting to Kingston town centre, Putney, and Roehampton.