John Dee House

This home is perfect for a first‑time buyer who wants a solid, low‑maintenance start in a friendly neighbourhood, or for an investor seeking a reliable, easy‑to‑let property with strong fundamentals. It suits anyone who values simplicity, comfort, and a home that quietly supports everyday life without demanding constant upkeep.

This is a warm, freshly decorated two-bedroom home where everything feels easy, calm, and ready for your next chapter. Sitting on the second floor with uplifting big‑sky views from your private balcony, this 620 sq ft flat offers that rare blend of practicality and comfort with modern interiors, double glazing, a combi‑boiler, so all the expensive jobs are already done.
The flat’s layout flows effortlessly from the welcoming hallway, complete with a handy storage cupboard, into the kitchen which feels instantly welcoming, bright, modern, and thoughtfully laid out so everyday life runs smoothly. There are two genuinely good double bedrooms, each offering space to breathe, work, or unwind. The lounge opens directly onto the balcony, your own little perch above the neighbourhood and the perfect spot for a slow morning coffee or an evening drink as you watch the world drift by below. The white bathroom is clean and bright, with a shower over the bath, making everyday routines feel simple and easy.
And on the ground floor, the brilliant secure private storage cupboard is a real bonus, spacious enough to wheel a bike straight in, with plenty of room left over for everything from suitcases to seasonal bits you want neatly out of the way.
Everything here is clean, crisp, and move‑in ready, so your energy goes into living, not renovating.

Step outside and you’re moments from the best of Mortlake, East Sheen and Barnes.
Grab your morning flat white from any of the independent coffee stops on Sheen Lane, White Hart Lane and Barnes Village, wander through the leafy paths of Mortlake Green, or spend a slow Sunday strolling along the Thames towpath.
East Sheen High Street brings independent shops, cosy cafés, and a genuine village feel, while Richmond Park, one of London’s greatest natural treasures, is close enough to become part of your weekly routine. Whether you’re cycling, picnicking, or simply exploring, the area offers a lifestyle that feels grounded, green, and wonderfully local.
Commuting is refreshingly straightforward with Mortlake Station nearby, offering direct trains to London Waterloo in around 25 minutes, making the morning journey feel manageable and predictable. Bus routes connect you easily to Richmond, Barnes, and Putney.
Families will appreciate the proximity to well-regarded local schools, such as Thomson House and Barnes Primary to name a couple.

Local Authority: Richmond Borough Council
Council Tax Band: C - £2209.87 - 2026/2027
EPC : Band C
The lease is in the process of being extended. 
Freeholder : Richmond Housing Partnership
Service charge : £1273 per annum
Ground Rent : £10.00 Per annum
620 Sq Ft (Including the store - 644 sq ft)