About Rosedale Townhouse
Rosedale Townhouse is a self-catering holiday accommodation property situated on Rosedale Road in Richmond, TW9. Occupying a characterful address in one of London’s most desirable residential neighbourhoods, it offers visitors a genuine home-from-home experience rather than a conventional hotel stay. Guests have the run of a private townhouse, making it well suited to those who prefer independence and space when visiting the area — whether for leisure, family occasions or an extended stay in this celebrated part of the Thames corridor.
Local area
Rosedale Road sits within Richmond’s settled, leafy residential streets, not far from the bustle of Richmond town centre and within easy reach of Richmond Park and the Thames towpath. For visitors, a self-catering townhouse in this location opens up everything that makes Richmond so appealing: the Saturday market, independent shops along George Street, excellent riverside restaurants and the extraordinary green space of the park itself. With Richmond station offering District line and South Western Railway services, central London is also comfortably within reach.
Why choose Rosedale Townhouse
For those visiting Richmond — whether discovering it for the first time or returning to see family and friends — a self-catering townhouse offers something a hotel simply cannot: the feel of actually living in the neighbourhood, even briefly. Rosedale Townhouse sits on a residential road, meaning guests experience Richmond as locals do rather than as passing tourists. This kind of accommodation suits groups or families who value privacy, flexibility over meal times and the space to settle in properly, particularly for stays of more than a night or two.
Services
- Self-catering holiday accommodation
- Short-term residential letting
- Whole-property townhouse rental
- Home-from-home stays in Richmond
- Temporary visitor accommodation
Ideal for: Leisure visitors to Richmond and the Thames area, Families seeking independent holiday accommodation, Guests attending local events or celebrations, Visitors wanting an extended stay in South West London, Travellers preferring self-catering over hotel stays.
Frequently asked questions
What type of accommodation does Rosedale Townhouse offer?
Rosedale Townhouse provides self-catering holiday accommodation in a privately let townhouse on Rosedale Road, Richmond. Guests have the use of the property independently, making it a home-from-home rather than a serviced hotel room.
Where exactly is Rosedale Townhouse located?
The property is at 30 Rosedale Road, Richmond, postcode TW9 2SX, in a residential part of the borough conveniently placed for Richmond town centre, the park and the river.
Is Rosedale Townhouse suitable for families or groups?
As a whole townhouse offered on a self-catering basis, this type of property is generally well suited to families or small groups who want space, privacy and the flexibility of their own kitchen and living areas. Specific room and guest capacity details are not available in our current listing.
How do I make a booking or find out more?
Contact and booking details are not included in our current directory listing for Rosedale Townhouse. We recommend searching online for the property by name and address to find the most up-to-date availability and contact information.
How well connected is the location for getting around London?
Richmond is very well served by public transport. Richmond station, a short distance from Rosedale Road, provides District line Underground services, South Western Railway trains and London Overground connections, giving straightforward access to central London and beyond.
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