Richmond Area Guide

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Discover the local highlights chosen by your Savills team

Whether you’re looking for a drink along the river, a café to watch the world go by or a stylish restaurant, Richmond has a huge variety of top class cuisine, ethnic restaurants and charming pubs all offering a wide enough choice to satisfy everyone’s tastes.

The BinghamAt the river, this is a stylish hotel and restaurant.

GauchoArgentinian steak house situated right at the river.

The DysartFine dining opposite a pedestrian entrance to Royal Richmond Park.

Jamie’s ItalianPizza & pasta galore close to Richmond Green.

Local restaurants A few of our favourite places to eat

Al Boccon di’vinoA quirky, no menu, fun, restaurant. Several courses are simply brought to you in this intimate environment.

Welcome to Richmond

The Green is the centrepiece of Richmond, ringed with historic buildings and close to the Thames towpath, which is perfect for a stroll at any time of the year.

Shopping in central Richmond is a fabulous mix of big brands and independent retailers, and the borough also has a great range of cafes, restaurants and bars.

Richmond’s property is diverse. Small streets of quaint cottages in the centre, give way to large Georgian and Victorian terraces and detached family homes on Richmond Hill and around the park.

No visit to Richmond would be complete without a trip to Richmond Park. The famous deer inhabited park which was once Charles I hunting ground is perfect for many activities such as cycling, horse riding and picnicking. In the surrounding areas to Richmond, Kew Gardens, Hampton Court Palace and Marble Hill are extremely popular attractions.

Places to visit Some of our favourite local sights

Richmond ParkThe largest of London’s Royal Parks, this is an important wildlife conservation area and home to herds of Red and Fallow deer.

Marble Hill House and ParkA wonderful Palladian villa set in riverside parkland that is well worth a visit.

Hampton Court PalaceFormer home of Henry VIII, this beautiful and historic building is situated in Hampton by East Molesey.

Kew GardensWorld renowned Royal Botanical Gardens boasting historic buildings, rare plants and beautiful landscapes. An annual pass is available for unlimited entry.

The London Borough of Richmond-upon Thames has some of the finest state and independent schools in the country with the borough often featuring high in national league tables for the quality of education.

The Vineyard SchoolFriars Stile Road, Richmond, TW10 6NE

The German SchoolDouglas House, Petersham Road, Richmond, TW10 7AH

Kings House School68 Kings Road, Richmond, TW10 6EG

The Old Vicarage48 Richmond Hill, Richmond, TW10 6QX

Schools

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We hope you have enjoyed reading about our local area. If you would like to find out more information, please contact a member of our team.

Buyers who have moved to the area have

commented on their love of Richmond park, the

river and easy access into central London.

Savills Richmond notebook

Providing an ideal retreat from the hubbub of daily life, Richmond Park offers 2,360 acres of deer inhabited woodland, within 10 miles of Hyde Park Corner.

Once a jousting ground for Henry VII’s neighbouring Palace, Richmond Green is today home to more gentle pursuits, such as picnicking and Sunday cricket.

Best captured by Turner’s famous watercolours, the view from the summit of Richmond Hill is internationally acclaimed.

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