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Looking out over the wild beauty of Bushy Park, and a quick ten-minute walk to Hampton Court Palace, this modern apartment is an ideal spot to connect with nature and history. Deer graze just beyond the windows, and paths lead straight from your doorstep into miles of greenery. Inside, the home is calm and contemporary, and both bedrooms frame park views, offering a rare feeling of countryside peace within easy reach of London – it's a forty-minute train from Hampton Court station to Waterloo. 

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Hampton Court Palace is practically your next-door neighbour at this cosy top floor apartment in the leafy borough of Richmond upon Thames. With terrace views of Royal Bushy Park, sip your morning coffee to the sight of fallow deer roaming through the sprawling grounds. Inside, there are traditional wooden beams and plush fabrics, giving the place plenty of character. The kitchenette is well-equipped for whipping up breakfasts in bed or elevenses at the dining nook. Pack a picnic and take a walk through the Palace’s lawns – the Rose Garden is particularly idyllic. Stroll along the River Thames, five minutes from your doorstep, and find a scenic spot to tuck into your lunch. For jaunts into London, it’ll take you forty minutes by train. Hampton Court station is a ten-minute walk away.

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History is on your doorstep when you check in to this handsome home, which sits opposite Hampton Court Palace. Once the residence of Henry VIII, the palace also has sixty acres of formal gardens and open parkland along the banks of the Thames. And while it may not be a palace, this period home is packed with character. There’s a large, light-filled living room, a modern kitchen, and five cosy bedrooms to snuggle up in. Groups of more than eight will need to use the sofa beds, but that’s a small compromise to stay in such a special location. Central London is only thirty-five minutes away by train too, so more historic landmarks (and modern-day amusements) are within easy reach.

The Hampton View

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Enjoy the quieter side of London, in the suburbs of Surrey, just a forty-minute train ride to the city and only twenty minutes by car to Heathrow Airport. This sweet studio space will make you feel like you're part of the royal family that once lived just down the road. Boasting beautiful views over Bushy Park, you'll get the English country living experience without being too far away from central London, which is reachable by underground tube in around one hour. Cosy up in the living area with a book in hand after a day of exploring the local area, or get down to some work at the corner desk space. With plenty of swanky bars and eateries to dine at along the River Thames as well as Hampton Court Palace Golf club, just a five-minute drive away – you'll be positioned nicely here if it's a lifestyle of leisure that pleases you most. 

Sweet Studio

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Taking up the lower floor of a striking Georgian house on the outskirts of Bushy Park — the second-largest of London's eight Royal Parks — this apartment feels at once both slightly rustic and completely at home in the twenty-first century. The period fireplace remains, but the rest of the interior has been completely renovated, with stark white walls, statement spotlights in the ceiling and chic tiling complete with underfloor heating. Outside, there's a charming courtyard garden shared between residents in the building that has a lovely view of the surrounding parkland. In terms of location, guests benefit from the peace and quiet that comes with being slightly outside of the city, but a train will get you to Waterloo station in forty-five minutes. Similarly, Heathrow only takes twenty minutes to reach by car.

Lower Garden Suite

From the moment you arrive at this grand country building, you know you're in for a special stay. For the interior, think elegant furnishings, classy tones of glossy grey, white, and light wood, quirky ornaments and floor-to-ceiling mirrors, that will soon have you feeling like royalty. Making igneous use of the space, the bedroom is divided into one smaller children's room with a trundle bed, and a king-size bed in a larger room offering green rural views as you wake. Outside, you'll find the perfect spot for morning coffee, with a pretty patio area benefiting from plenty of seating, billowing flowers, and views overlooking the serene fields beyond. Located on London's quieter side in Surrey, you're a 40-minute train journey into the city, yet secluded in the charming countryside of South England. Near to Bushy Park - the second largest of London's Royal Parks - romantic strolls and peaceful picnics are right on your doorstep. Before you know it, you'll have forgotten all about the big smoke and spent your time exploring the local area instead...and we wouldn't blame you. 


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With Hampton Court station a five-minute walk away and beautiful Hampton Court Palace a few minutes more, there's plenty to see and do when you stay at this home. Other attractions nearby include Bushy Park, the second-largest of London's eight Royal Parks and Richmond, with its pretty riverside. This apartment is housed in a characterful Victorian building, and as it's on the top floor, there are views of the tree canopy from its windows. As it's in the house's eaves, there's some limited head height in places, so something to bear in mind if you're very tall.

The Tudors

If you’re looking for a quieter side of London, this palatial flat on the countryside edge of the city will make you feel like royalty. Your former neighbour Henry VIII had his own place just three minutes down the road. While Hampton Court Palace draws in the crowds, you'll hardly notice in your idyllic Georgian home with sweeping views over vast parklands. As you draw up to the building and see the white columns of the doorway, you can’t help but feel its regal air. This suite is spacious, luxurious, and flooded with light from many large windows. The furniture has an understated, country charm, with checked throws and cushions creating a sumptuous living space. Not only is the decor fit for a king, but also the services on offer. Your host can even provide a private chef if you don’t fancy cooking your Sunday roast, plus babysitting and laundry. An outdoor space in London is quite rare, so this is perfect if you like the sound of a private balcony, a roof terrace, courtyard gardens, and the entire grounds of Bushy Park and Hampton Court Palace Gardens to explore. There’s even a hedge maze in the latter, so you can get lost in the greenery. Or try a different sort of green, with the golf course only a ten-minute drive away.

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On a tree-lined crescent road, this elegant apartment occupies the wing of a traditional Victorian home and welcomes you to enjoy a regal stay in southeast London. 

Just a short stroll from Hampton Court Palace as well as the River Thames, you’ll find yourself perfectly poised for magical strolls, sightseeing and the endless delights of city living. And from the moment of arrival, you’ll want to pause and savour the unique details of this home. From the antique furnishings and ornate styling to the personal touches and leafy garden views, this is the kind of space that promises to bring warmth and joy to your stay – as well as an abundance of charm and character. 

Enjoy relaxing in the elegant sitting room, savour a quiet morning coffee on the balcony, embrace the comfort of home cooking in the fully-equipped kitchen, and sip early evening drinks in the garden. However you choose to spend your time here, you’ll find it easy to settle in and make this space your own. 

Days can be spent admiring the beauty of the Royal parks – it’s just a short stroll to Bushy Park and a short train ride from Richmond Park. And with an abundance of shops, cafes and eateries on your doorstep, you’ll find yourself living like a London local.

Grace & Light 

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This beautiful home in Kingston offers a tranquil escape, perfect for families and professionals. The star of the show here is undoubtedly the lush garden, where you can while away sunny days amid exotic plants and dine alfresco – a rare treat so close to London. The dreamy outdoor space leads directly into the open-plan kitchen and seating area – it’s the ideal set-up for summer barbecues. Further inside, you’ll find another living room and a dining room, so there’s plenty of space. With shops, cafes, parks, and a train station all within a five-minute walk, this home is as convenient as it is comfortable. 

City Greens

Gather your nearest and dearest for a stay in this home in Kingston upon Thames. With plenty of space to spread out or come together, it's a perfect fit for families. The large kitchen is the heart of the home, and it leads out onto a private garden ideal for summer barbecues. Upstairs, a collection of comfortable bedrooms awaits – just note that the ninth guest will sleep on a sofa bed that costs a fee to use. Location-wise, you'll be a few minutes on foot from the centre of Kingston, where you'll find shops, restaurants, and a train station with links to central London. Also nearby is Richmond Park if you fancy a scenic stroll.

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This is a four-bedroom home like no other with its vast collection of art that will inspire the artist in you. Enviably located in tranquil Richmond, next to the wonderful park, you will even be able to purchase a painting if the fancy takes you.

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This Eclectic Hidden Cottage is the perfect place to relax and unwind. The cottage is warm and inviting, with dark wood flooring, light soft furnishings, and original antique pieces. The property is located in a quiet, gorgeous setting, and guests have full access to the entire home and the gorgeous walled garden. You can also book the other cottage out for family or friends gatherings.

The Eclectic Hidden Cottage

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This apartment in Kingston upon Thames puts you close to the town centre and the River Thames, with shops and cafes right on your doorstep. It’s part of a 1960s block – the kind of architecture that splits opinion, though it’s becoming more popular again. The interiors are simple, and it's on the smaller side, but you’ll have everything you need for a practical stay. Plus, there are shared gardens to enjoy when the sun’s out. All in all, it’s a handy base in one of London’s greenest areas.

River Stroll

Tucked into the picturesque village of Esher, this semi-detached home is an idyllic spot for a relaxed stay. While you’ll share the garden with the adjoining home, there’s plenty of space for alfresco meals when the sun is shining. Inside, it feels classic and modern, with a cosy living space for unwinding after a day on Moore Place Golf Course. The kitchen is well equipped for cooking up meals with the produce you picked from Garsons Farm Shop, and the comfortable bedrooms offer plump beds for restful sleeps. Located on the outskirts of London, you can enjoy the perfect combination of rural and connected.

Painted White

Your search for a comfy Kingston pad might just be at an end – this home has everything needed for an extended stay or a brief stopover. It's clear thought has gone into the style of the open-plan living space, and we love that there is a garden view through its floor-to-ceiling windows. As a bonus, the main bedroom has a balcony – perfect for a romantic nightcap. You're close to both Richmond and Bush Park here, along with the centre of Kingston upon Thames, from where you can catch trains to central London.

The King and the River

Tucked away on a quiet, residential street, this two-bedroom apartment offers a peaceful base close to the bustling markets, cafés, and restaurants of Richmond. Spread over multiple levels, it feels like a proper home with bright, uncluttered spaces. The open-plan living area is perfect for relaxed meals or evenings in, while the bedrooms make calm retreats with the added bonus of a bathtub for unwinding at the end of the day. With Richmond Park and the river just a short stroll away, plus quick transport links to central London and the countryside, it’s ideal for those seeking the best of both worlds.

Richmond Charm

Whether you’re heading to London for a sightseeing adventure or a productive work trip, this apartment makes it easy to enjoy it all. Tucked in the heart of St Margarets village, it’s just a short walk to the river and you’ll find a great selection of restaurants and shops in the neighbourhood. It’s also just a short stroll to the nearest train station – connecting you with central London in just twenty-five minutes. And when it comes to respite and relaxation, this home offers a cosy city sanctuary. The layout is simple, minimal and perfect for couples or solo travellers in search of a fuss-free stay. 


Always Home 

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Set on a quiet, residential street in Chessington, this four-bedroom home is perfectly placed for family adventures and laid-back living. Inside, calming tones and contemporary design create an easy flow from the open-plan kitchen to the leafy garden beyond—ideal for slow mornings, group dinners, or evening board games. Each bedroom is thoughtfully furnished, and a separate home office offers a quiet place to work or plan the day. Two modern bathrooms and hotel-quality touches make longer stays feel effortless. With Chessington World of Adventures just down the road, and central London within easy reach by car or train, this is a home designed for both convenience and comfort.

The Chessington Retreat

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Nestled in the heart of Kew, this bright flat is a ten-minute walk from the famous Kew Garden and mere steps from excellent cafes, pubs and eateries. Anthophiles, amateur botanists and keen horticulturists will love this flowery locale, but even if you don't have a green thumb, this village-like neighbourhood is sure to impress. Hop on the District Line or Overground at Kew Gardens Station (a five-minute walk) and you'll be in lively Richmond in minutes. Or, if you're in the mood to relax, pour yourself a glass of wine and lounge on the private balcony. Filled with potted plants and overlooking the idyllic street, it's a sweet spot to bask in the sunshine while enjoying cocktails and good company. Why not fire up the charcoal barbecue for an alfresco meal as the sun goes down? Inside is just as lovely – each room is brimming with natural light, thanks to the big windows, and traditional features like original hardwood floors. The design is minimal and simple, yet it still feels cosy. Whether you're unwinding with a book in the living area, soaking in the pastel bathtub or nodding off in the three comfortable bedrooms, you're sure to feel right at home here.

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Located in Richmond upon Thames, one of London's most attractive boroughs, this home has a fabulous address. Keen gardeners will love it here – the house is just a three-minute stroll to the Lion Gate, one of the entrances to Kew Gardens. If that wasn't enough, your lovely hosts provide four free tickets to the gardens, and this membership also gives you 10% off the shop there. There are plenty of chic boutiques, restaurants and bars on your doorstep to sample. Or, go for a walk along Richmond Riverside and explore Richmond Park. You can reach Central London in thirty minutes by Tube or train too. 

Back at this home, enjoy a cup of tea in the garden with its pretty flower borders, or relax on the sofa in the living room and pick a book from the shelf. We love the French doors, which allow light to flood in, as well as the neutral hues enlivened by pops of blue and green. Later, rustle up a salmon tray bake in the modern and stylish kitchen with its navy blue units (there's a blender, food processor and juicer). There's a handy office space here, too, if you want to catch up on work. To top it all off, this place has private parking to boot.



Kew Gardens Retreat

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Barnes is one of London's most coveted neighbourhoods and it's homes like this that show you why. The Georgian townhouse is one of the oldest in Barnes Village — named as such since the area is bordered on three sides by the River Thames and parkland on the final side — although the interior is as modern as they come. Downstairs, the teal walls and dark brown floorboards make for an opulent canvas against which the varied artwork collection, marble kitchen surfaces and patterned ottoman stand out. As well as an additional living room geared towards movie nights, guests will also find a small patio filled with plants at the back of the property and a balcony with a view of the river. As well as sitting on a high street with plenty of shops and cafes, the Thames Path can be reached in just two minutes if you fancy a stroll, while the London Wetland Centre is just a fifteen-minute walk away also. The bright lights of Central London take just twenty minutes to get to on the train, too.

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The host of this home is a photographer by trade and often uses the address as a studio. It's not hard to see why she does this. For a start, the set of skylights and the huge glass door means that the main living room is treated to a bountiful amount of natural light. The interior design is effortlessly stylish and takes in a range of influences, from the mid-century-inspired furnishings and the industrial-chic light fixtures to the chic monochromatic bathroom. Perhaps the biggest showstopper, however, is the home's private terrace, which has plenty of seating and even a small lawn. If the weather's looking good, there are plenty of spots nearby to enjoy this stroke of luck, as we're in one of London's greener corners. Cannizaro Park is fifteen minutes' walk away, while Fishponds Wood Nature Reserve can be reached in just over half an hour on foot.

The Camera Loves Me

If you’re looking for a practical London bolthole with good transport links to the centre, this smart, top-floor apartment should do the trick. Set just a two-minute walk from Twickenham train station, you can be in central London in twenty minutes flat. But there’s also plenty within walking distance, including Twickenham Stadium (ten minutes on foot), and even closer, the River Thames for scenic walks and cycling. Interiors-wise, this apartment isn't the most characterful of homes. But the king-sized bed makes for a great night’s kip, and the kitchen is well-equipped for longer stays.

Twickenham Patch

There's a lot to love about this West London loft conversion. First, there's the industrial-inspired design and smart layout. It's spread across two floors (and the stairs can be a little steep), with the living area perched on the top level to maximise natural light. There's also a well-equipped (albeit compact) kitchen, while the dining table can double as a desk if you're in town for business. We also like the location – it's about a thirty-minute train ride from central London, but it has a lot to offer. Kew Gardens and other green spaces are within walking distance, Chiswick's business parks can be reached by bus, and Heathrow is a short drive away.

The Urban Loft

Tucked away in Twickenham, this comfortable flat offers proximity to London from a more relaxed residential setting. Spread across the first floor of the building, the home features a bright and inviting living room with a dining table set against its large windows, with a fully equipped kitchen hidden away around the corner. There's one bedroom available with an unorthodox sleeping arrangement, in that a full complement of three guests will be spread across a king size bed and a single in the corner. Despite being some distance from a tube stop, the neighbourhood of St Margarets is leafy with plenty of charm, with a train from the eponymous nearby station bringing you to Waterloo in half an hour.

The Regent View

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On the edge of Wimbledon, where the wild expanse of Wimbledon Common stretches before you, this family home is a little bit of luxury away from the hustle and bustle of London. It’s housed in a traditional red-brick building that looks like a grand mansion. Inside, a wall of glass slides open in the kitchen and living room to blend indoors with outdoors, seamlessly. Keep the doors open to the private garden and you can dine as the evening sun hits the table for six. Or, opt for a more casual set-up at the breakfast bar, perfect for a quick morning fuel-up before heading into London proper (fifteen minutes by train from Raynes Park). A healthy collection of pot plants, books and Indian throws add a boho-luxe feel to each room and liven up an otherwise bright, white space, making this a delightful spot to return home to. If the winding paths and greenery of Wimbledon Common on your doorstep aren’t enough, cross into Richmond Park, the former hunting ground of monarchs where you can still spot deer roaming free. 

Aeries Rising

Set in the charming heart of Kew, this home is perfect for families or groups seeking peaceful suburban living with easy access to the capital. The stylish, modern design offers comfort for those happy to share a bedroom. While cosy at full capacity, the prime location makes up for it. Just a short walk from the Royal Botanic Gardens, you’ll also find supermarkets, restaurants, coffee shops, and local boutiques nearby. With excellent transport links, including Richmond and Kew Gardens stations, it's quick and easy to reach Central London and explore iconic landmarks.

The Jewel House

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This West London apartment has everything you could need for a breezy city stay. The open-plan design works perfectly for couples and solo travellers in search of a simple and refreshing base. There’s also a handy sofa bed for one guest and you’ll find a welcome pack prepared for your arrival. Private parking is available for one car and there are great public transport links with the nearest bus and tube stations just minutes away. You can stroll to the River Thames and it’s just a short drive to Kew Gardens and Chiswick. 

Honest Living 

This home has easy access to central London but is tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the capital. Located in leafy Richmond, you’re just a fourteen-minute walk from the Royal Botanic Gardens – a UNESCO World Heritage Site. And when you want to head into the city centre, there’s a Tube station a three-minute stroll away. The sleeping arrangements here won’t suit everyone – both of the bedrooms have two double beds – and there’s only one bathroom (although there is a separate toilet). At full capacity, we think it’ll be a bit of a squeeze, but for smaller groups who want a tranquil location, it ticks a lot of boxes.

Royal Hamlet

Ambling along the River Thames, just a stone’s throw away from this modern apartment, you’d be momentarily excused for forgetting you were in the heart of West London. Yet turn a corner, and you’ll find the snug pubs and a bustling high street of Brentford. Well suited for guests looking to stay in a quiet pocket of London, this apartment offers the best of both worlds. Stay local and stroll over Kew Bridge for a picnic amidst the tree-canopy walkways and glasshouses of Kew Gardens in Richmond (ten minutes on foot). Or hop on the train at Kew Bridge Station (a mere five-minute walk away) to be in central London in thirty minutes flat. When it’s finally time to retreat home, a contemporary, light-filled home awaits. Feedback from guests regarding this place has never been short of outstanding, and it's easy to see why. Immaculately presented throughout, we love the suntrap balcony revealing sideways views of the river - the perfect spot for breakfast and a coffee or a few evening drinks. And with secure underground parking included for free, there’s no need to worry about London parking shenanigans here. Visiting London doesn't get much easier than this.

Down to the River

Just a five-minute drive from the heart of Wimbledon, this home is a great option for those seeking a simple and calm retreat. It’s also a short drive to South Merton Train Station ensuring easy access to London Waterloo. You will need a car to get around here, but there is free private parking along with an EV charger. There is also a private terrace and the living room lends itself perfectly to cosy evenings at home. At full occupancy two guests will be sleeping on the sofa bed, but this will work well for families travelling with children. 

The Garden Home

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There's something truly whimsical about this Fulham home which we love. For instance, not every place has a swan's head (with a crown no less) watching over proceedings. The absolute highlight here, though, is the pretty, sunny garden – the rattan sofa, surrounded by scented climbers, is the perfect spot for cocktails. Back through the Crittal style patio windows, you'll find a stylish kitchen with a dining area and, beyond that, an elegant living room with period character features such as a bay window. At the end of a busy day in London, we can't think of anything better than having a long luxurious soak in the silver freestanding bath.

Located in the leafy, sought-after neighbourhood of Parsons Green, you'll have an array of restaurants and bars nearby. If you crave more green space, go for a stroll around Eel Brook Common, within a fifteen-minute walk. Or explore the rest of London – Parsons Green Station, on the Wimbledon branch of the District line, is under five minutes on foot.





The Swan Lake

When we say this home is a stone's throw (or a rather outstanding serve) away from the Wimbledon Tennis Club, we really mean it. Yes, get your Fedoras and Ray-Bans at the ready, because this stylish family house is a mere twenty minutes' walk from the famous grounds. In a quiet street away from the flocks of Federer fans, this spot is also less than a twenty-minute walk from charming Wimbledon Village, filled with a wealth of boutique-style shops, gourmet restaurants and upscale bars – those not into their tennis or staying outside of the two-week tournament will also love this location for its scenic surroundings and close-knit community. Inside, the home's soft pastel walls are whimsical and playful, while the mid-century furniture, pendant lighting, dark wood surfaces and colourful scatter cushions make for a revived, funky style. Bright and airy, natural light pours in through the huge bay windows that allow the curated houseplants to thrive in a breathable space. The open-plan layout means you can chat with your guests while preparing a jug of Pimms in the stylish chef's kitchen. But the crème de la crème (strawberries and cream) of this home is the delightful garden and patio area. Defy the unpredictable British weather and enjoy alfresco meals under the handy marquee all summer long. Fitted with astroturfing and plenty of squishy outdoor seating, this is the perfect spot to gather everyone together at the end of a thrilling day watching the stars on Centre Court. 

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Welcome to Barnes, a classy riverside settlement that's often referred to as the only village in London. In keeping with this, you'll find all of the usual delights – duck ponds, parks, a charming high street and quaint pubs right on your doorstep. It's an ideal base for those after a peaceful space in the city that you can relax in with friends and family, and one in which you will truly feel welcomed and at home. We love the comfortable and cosy rooms in the home, especially the master bedroom with its deep blue walls and plush pillows. On warmer days, make memories in the private back garden or take long afternoon strolls through this residential, and consequently very quiet, family-friendly area. The train station is also only a ten-minute walk for quick and easy access into central London (less than twenty minutes). Return to your inviting new home for a cheese and wine night in the country-style kitchen-come dining area, before enjoying a nightcap in front of the glow of the crackling fire. 

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