About Windmill Road Hampton Hill (Stop HV)

Windmill Road bus stop (Stop HV) on Hampton Hill serves as a practical local transport point for residents of this quietly self-contained corner of the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames. Situated on Windmill Road in Hampton Hill TW12, it connects those on foot or travelling light to the wider borough bus network, offering a useful link for everyday journeys — whether heading towards Hampton, Twickenham, Kingston or beyond. For a neighbourhood without its own Underground station, bus stops like this one play a modest but genuine role in keeping Hampton Hill connected to the wider area.

Local area

Hampton Hill sits a little apart from the busier parts of the Richmond upon Thames borough, with no Underground station of its own and a deliberately unhurried pace of life. Bus stops along its streets, including this one on Windmill Road, form a quiet but important thread in the area’s transport fabric. For those who prefer not to drive, or who simply want to reach Hampton or Twickenham without taking the car, local stops like this connect Hampton Hill’s independent high street and residential streets to the broader network across the borough.

Why choose Windmill Road Hampton Hill (Stop HV)

For Hampton Hill residents who rely on public transport — whether by choice or necessity — Windmill Road Stop HV offers a convenient local boarding point without the need to travel to a larger interchange first. In a neighbourhood that values its self-contained character, having a bus stop within the community means shorter walks and easier access to everyday destinations across Richmond upon Thames. It is a small but practical amenity, particularly valued by those who prefer not to drive and for whom local bus connections make an appreciable difference to daily independence.

Services

  • Local bus stop facility
  • Access to Richmond upon Thames bus network
  • Onward connections towards Hampton and Twickenham
  • Pedestrian-accessible public transport point

Ideal for: Hampton Hill residents, Local commuters, Older residents without access to a car, Shoppers travelling to and from Hampton Hill High Street, Visitors to the Hampton Hill area.

Frequently asked questions

Where exactly is the Windmill Road bus stop in Hampton Hill?

The stop is located on Windmill Road in Hampton Hill, with the postcode area TW12 1BQ. It is known by the stop identifier HV.

Which bus routes serve Windmill Road Stop HV?

The available data does not specify individual route numbers. The stop connects to the Richmond upon Thames bus network, but for precise route information it is best to check Transport for London’s journey planner or bus timetables directly.

Is Hampton Hill well served by public transport generally?

Hampton Hill does not have its own Underground station. Bus connections are available, including stops such as this one on Windmill Road, and Hampton and Fulwell railway stations are within reach for South Western Railway services into central London.

Is this bus stop accessible on foot from Hampton Hill High Street?

The stop is located within Hampton Hill itself. For precise walking distances from specific points on the high street, checking a mapping application would give the most accurate guidance, as exact street positioning is not detailed in the available data.

Are there any phone or website details for this bus stop?

No dedicated phone number or website is listed for this stop. For live departure information and route planning, the Transport for London website or app is the recommended resource.

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