Properties in Twickenham

Mayleigh House in Petersham, an exquisitely renovated and architecturally striking double fronted Edwardian family home, is on the market for £5 million.

The many period features of the seven bedroom property include ornate ceiling mouldings, fireplaces, deep skirting and a most elegant staircase.

The 'truly breath-taking' home of TV's Amanda Holden and her family is on the market for £5 million.

The private and secure five bedroom property, which is home to the celebrity, her husband, Chris Hughes, and daughters, has recently been refurbished and is stylishly presented throughout.

A former Methodist Church in Kew has been converted into a 5 bedroom and 5 bathroom luxury home, while retaining many original features.

Most striking of these is a vast 40 foot reception room, which was the original church hall used by worshippers for over 70 years.

A 300-year-old magnificent manor house in Kew is on sale at what would be a bargain £3.4 million – at least in terms of what bankers, oligarchs and sheiks would expect to spend.

Historic, West Hall Manor originally dates back to the 14th century but it was extensively rebuilt in 1725, and it is this Grade II listed property that is now on the market.

Rub shoulders with the stars in Cambridge Park, east Twickenham, which has recently played host to crews from the hit TV show based in Richmond, Ted Lasso, and before that the BBC's Fleabag.

The seven bed semi-detached home with four bathrooms and three receptions is on the market through Savills in Richmond at £4.975m.

One of the largest residential riverside plots with substantial frontage on this beautiful stretch of the Thames close to Hampton Court.

The property includes impressive grounds and a substantial Edwardian houseboat.

House prices are surging across Richmond at a faster rate than the rest of the country with an average rise of more than £85,000 over the past year.

New figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) put the average house sale price for the entire borough at £775,371 in January, which compares to £689,780 a year ago

The sale prices of family homes across Richmond borough are rising faster than the rest of London and England as a whole.

The average figure for terraced houses was up by 14.8per cent in January compared to the same month last year, taking it up by more than £100,00 to £900,096

House prices are surging across Richmond at a faster rate than the rest of the country with an average rise of more than £85,000 over the past year.

New figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) put the average house sale price for the entire borough at £775,371 in January, which compares to £689,780 a year ago.

Concerns over rising interest rates and the cost of living squeeze have seen many people looking to remortgage, perhaps switching to a new fixed rate deal.

At the same time, the sales market and house prices remain buoyant with the result first time buyers are trying to navigate the maze of taking out a home loan.