With its location close to regal Hampton Court Palace, acres of royal parkland and the River Thames, it’s no wonder that East Molesey is such an extremely sought after address.

A short stroll across Hampton Court Bridge is Bushy and Richmond Parks, the largest and second largest of London’s eight Royal Parks. Their mix of woods, gardens, ponds and grassland make both parks a fantastic place to observe the herds of Red and Fallow Deer.

Its beautiful riverside location gives East Molesey a Mediterranean feel, especially during the summer months, when a wealth of cafés and restaurants provide al-fresco dining opportunities. Every culinary taste is catered for, from Turkish or Lebanese to Colombian. There’s also well known chains specialising in Italian and plenty of good old fashioned British and gastro pub food.

Education within East Molesey is extremely well catered for with a multitude of both state and independent schools available. Primary state schools located in East Molesey include St Lawrence C of E Junior School, St Alban’s Catholic Primary School and The Orchard School (4-7 yr olds). For children aged 11-18 there is The Tiffin Girls’ School and Tiffin School (for Boys) are in nearby Kingston, both of which are Academies.

The independent Lady Eleanor Holles School has children from 7-18 and there is also Hampton Court House (pictured above) for children aged 3-18. In neighbouring West Molesey, there are two more primary schools, Chandler’s Field and Hurst Park, the independent secondary Beech House School and Twickenham Preparatory School in Hampton.

Whether you head into town or out of town, Pavilion Park’s ideal location on the edge of Central London opens up endless opportunities for shopping, dining, entertainment or sporting pursuits.