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Family home in Teddington
Our wonderful family home in Teddington is available this Christmas whilst we are away visiting family abroad.<br /><br />It's a 3 bedroom, semi-detached house on a quiet residential street, just 5 minutes walk into the centre of leafy Teddington, consistently rated one of London's best places to live and only 35 minutes by train into central London. <br /><br />With a private car parking space, children's bedroom  (with toys), it's the perfect place for a young family to explore London from.<br /><br /><b>The space</b><br />The house was only built 5 years ago, and has good access with wide door openings. It is a three storey house, with two sets of stairs. <br /><br />On the top floor, the master bedroom is ensuite (with a shower), with a private terrace, and a double bed. The guest bedroom benefits from it's own dressing table and a king size bed. <br /><br />On the second floor, there is a children's room with bunk beds and toys for 2-8 year olds, and a room that will be locked for
Teddington is a lovely bit of London, with a pretty high street with many independent shops. It's close to both Kingston and Richmond, which are great for shopping. <br /><br />Teddington is the point at which the Thames ceases to be tidal with the downstream river controlled by the Port of London Authority and the upstream river the responsibility of the Environment Agency.  At Teddington only pedestrians and cyclist can cross the river making this a peaceful place to contemplate the locks and weirs that characterise this stretch of the Thames. <br /><br />Teddington’s other big attraction is Bushy Park, the second largest of London’s royal parks. Famous for its herds of red and fallow deer this historic park has a chestnut avenue designed by Sir Christopher Wren, a 17th century fountain topped with a golden statue of Diana and a baroque water garden that had virtually disappeared until it was restored following the discovery, by Sir Roy Strong, of an 18th century painting depicting t
I live with my wife and two children, we love to travel and we thought it was a great idea to share our home with other families who want to explore London when we are away. 