32, Sigrist Square, Kingston upon Thames, KT2 6JT

A first-floor purpose built apartment in a small gated development close to Kingston town centre and rail station.

This first-floor apartment has a light and spacious L shaped reception room with distinct sitting and dining areas and a separate kitchen.

The kitchen is fitted with a range of white kitchen units with a contrasting black working surface and provides plenty of space for food preparation and storage.

It is equipped with a De Dietrich electric induction hob with an extractor hood above, a Bosch oven, a microwave, fridge/freezer and washing machine.

The double bedroom has a built-in wardrobes (there is an additional deep storage cupboard in the hall) and served by a bathroom fitted with a white bathroom suite with a shower over the bath.

The apartment is double glazed and equipped with electric wall mounted radiators.

The property is set behind electric gates in well maintained communal grounds and has the benefit of allocated off street parking.

It would make a perfect home for a first-time buyer, someone downsizing or seeking a pied at terre and is offered for sale with the benefit of no onward chain.

It also has an established rental history should any buyer wish to consider that option in the future.

The apartment has a Share of the Freehold with a long underlying lease of 999 years from 1st January 2013.

The Service Charge for 2026 is £1296.00 and the property is rated Council Tax Band D in the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames (£2,608.12 for the year 2026-2027).

Sigrist Square is a small development completed by Laing Homes in 1995 on a site once occupied by Sopwith Aviation and hg Hawker Engineering who were responsible for designing and building some of the most famous aircraft in British military aviation history including the Sopwith Camel, the Hawker Hurricane and the Hawker Siddeley Harrier.

The development is located a short level walk from the cafes, restaurants and bars on Kingston Riverside and the town centre which offers an excellent range of shops including branches of John Lewis and Waitrose, the Bentall shopping centre plus both a cinema and a theatre.

The area is highly regarded for the quality of its schooling and its proximity to the green open spaces of Richmond Park and Bushey Park.

Kingston Station is approximately ¼ of a mile from the property and provides a direct service to London Waterloo (from 33 minutes at peak times) whilst the nearby A3 and M3 link London with the M25 and the airports at Gatwick & Heathrow.

The photographs were prepared before the start of the current tenancy.