Guide price
£475,000
(£596/sq. ft)
2 bed flat for saleMarrick Close, Upper Richmond Road, London SW15
2 beds
2 baths
1 reception
797 sq. ft
EPC Rating: C
About this property
2 bedroom split level maisonette
Shed - additional storage
Share of Freehold
Free residents parking
Separate living room
Separate kitchen
Transport connections
Putney High Street and Putney Exchange
Dining and Thames-side lifestyle
The split-level layout is a real point of difference, creating a greater sense of separation than a conventional apartment, with a separate living room and kitchen, two bedrooms, bathroom and separate WC, alongside useful built-in storage.
For buyers looking for a home, they can make their own, the interiors offer scope to update and personalise over time - an opportunity to add individual style without compromising on space or layout.
Positioned in SW15, approximately 0.2 miles from Barnes station, with Barnes Common within easy walking distance and Putney’s wider amenities and riverside lifestyle accessible beyond, the property combines space, potential and connectivity in a particularly convenient location.
Split-Level Living
One of the property's defining features is its split-level arrangement.
With the accommodation positioned across the second and top floors, the layout creates a natural separation between different parts of the home while retaining the convenience of apartment living.
The hallway connects the principal rooms, with useful built-in storage providing space for everyday household items.
Living Room – 14’3 x 11’1
The separate living room provides a dedicated space for relaxing and entertaining, with natural light and enough room to configure seating and additional furniture to suit individual needs.
Its separation from the kitchen will particularly appeal to buyers who prefer clearly defined living and cooking spaces rather than a completely open-plan arrangement.
Kitchen – 13’0 x 8’3
Front facing, separate fitted kitchen features contemporary grey cabinetry, contrasting work surfaces and tiled flooring.
There is a good run of worktop and cupboard space together with provision for everyday appliances, while the window provides natural light.
Principal Bedroom – 13’1 x 8’4
The principal bedroom offers comfortable proportions for a double bedroom, front facing, with space for freestanding furniture and scope for a new owner to reconsider the existing arrangement to make the most of the available floor space.
Bedroom Two – 11’4 x 10’5
The second bedroom, rear facing, adds valuable flexibility to the home and could work as a bedroom, child's room, guest room or dedicated home office depending on the next owner's requirements.
Bathroom – 5’5 x 5’4
The bathroom is fitted with a bath and wash basin with storage beneath - with contemporary decor.
WC – 5’4 x 3’4
A separate WC sits independently from the main bathroom - a particularly practical feature for a two-bedroom home and useful when accommodating guests.
Storage
Built-in storage cupboards provide useful space for luggage, household equipment and everyday belongings, helping to keep the main living areas uncluttered.
Travel & Connections
One of the property's particularly useful advantages is its proximity to Barnes railway station, despite its SW15 Putney address.
Barnes station is approximately 0.2 miles away - approximately a 4–5-minute walk - providing regular rail connections towards Clapham Junction and London Waterloo, making the location particularly convenient for commuters.
Putney railway station is approximately 1 mile away, providing another mainline option, while East Putney Underground Station offers access to the District line.
For everyday journeys, bus stops are available almost immediately on Upper Richmond Road, with the closest stops around 1–2 minutes' walk from Marrick Close and connections towards Putney and the surrounding areas.
The A3 and South Circular are also readily accessible for travel by road.
Local Shops & Everyday Essentials
There is no need to head all the way into central Putney for everyday essentials.
Marrick Close sits close to the Dover House Conservation Area, with the nearby stretch of Upper Richmond Road providing a useful collection of neighbourhood shops and everyday services within a few minutes’ walk.
For a much broader choice, Putney High Street and Putney Exchange offer supermarkets, high-street shopping and everyday services, including Waitrose, H&M, Waterstones, Oliver Bonas and Superdrug
This gives the property a useful balance: Local conveniences close to home, with central Putney’s much wider shopping offer within easy reach.
Eating & Coffee Locally
The neighbourhood also has plenty to offer when it comes to coffee, brunch and eating out.
One of the closest spots is Maria Nata on Upper Richmond Road, approximately 2–4 minutes’ walk from Marrick Close, offering coffee, pastries and Portuguese specialities - a particularly convenient neighbourhood stop.
Heading towards central Putney opens up a wider independent café and dining scene, with established local favourites including Artisan Coffee, Tried & True and Home SW15.
Towards the Thames, Putney Wharf and Putney Embankment bring another dimension, with riverside pubs, cafés and restaurants, including Coppa Club Putney, making the waterfront an attractive option for relaxed lunches, drinks and weekend dining
Green Space & Weekend Lifestyle
The location also works particularly well for buyers who value access to open space.
Barnes Common is approximately an 8–10-minute walk away, providing a large area of woodland, grassland and walking routes within easy reach of home.
The wwt London Wetland Centre in Barnes provides a further major green-space attraction nearby, while Putney's Thames-side paths, Putney Heath and Wimbledon Common offer additional options for walking, running and recreation
For sport, Rosslyn Park Rugby Club is also close by on Upper Richmond Road.
This combination of quick access to Barnes station, neighbourhood amenities, green space and the wider shopping and dining of Putney gives Marrick Close a particularly useful position between the two areas.
Roof type: Flat.
Mobile signal/coverage: Good.
Flooded in the last 5 years: No.
Does the property have flood defences?
No.
Construction materials used: Brick and block.
Water source: Direct mains water.
Electricity source: National Grid.
Sewerage arrangements: Standard UK domestic.
Heating Supply: Central heating (gas).
Broadband internet type: Others.
Does the property have required access (easements, servitudes, or wayleaves)?
No.
Do any public rights of way affect your your property or its grounds?
No.
Parking Availability: Yes.
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Council tax band
C
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