The Rosary, by Veeve

This Grade II listed 3 bedroom house for short term rental in Richmond sleeps up to 5 guests and offers an exceptional blend of historic character and modern comfort, just moments from Richmond High Street. Book your stay online today.

Dating back to circa 1699, The Rosary is a remarkable Grade II listed home and a beautiful example of William and Mary–period architecture. With its striking five-window façade and elegant oriel bay, this historic 3 bedroom house sits quietly opposite the church and just off the lively heart of Richmond High Street, offering a rare combination of heritage, calm, and convenience.

Entry is through a gated courtyard garden that immediately sets a serene tone. Inside, the hallway leads to the main reception room, an inviting space furnished with a sumptuous green sofa, armchairs, and a gas fireplace - perfect for relaxed evenings. To the right, a charming library doubles as a TV snug, complete with a sofa and a traditional log burner, creating a cosy retreat within the home.

The first floor is home to the master bedroom, a gracious double featuring an ornamental fireplace, armchair, and chest of drawers. Across the landing sits a beautifully appointed bathroom that also functions as a dressing room, with fitted wardrobes, a deep freestanding bath, walk-in shower, sink, and loo - both practical and indulgent in equal measure.

On the second floor, a single bedroom offers a quiet, characterful space with its own armchair and ornamental fireplace. A bathroom with shower and sink sits across the landing, with a separate loo next door. A study on this level is reserved for access to the laundry area, housing a washing machine and tumble dryer.

The lower ground floor reveals another charming layer of the house. Here, the third bedroom is a comfortable double with chest of drawers, wardrobe, and ornamental fireplace, alongside a shower room and loo. French doors open directly onto the patio garden, creating a peaceful connection to the outdoors.

The dining room is a warm and atmospheric space with a large table seating up to six guests, a log burner, and access to the patio garden - ideal for both everyday meals and special occasions. Steps lead down to the oldest part of the house, where a vaulted ceiling frames a sophisticated sitting and drinks area with TV. Beyond this, the fully equipped stainless-steel kitchen combines heritage with modern efficiency, featuring an Aga, oven, hob, microwave, and coffee machine.

With its layered history, beautifully preserved features, and thoughtful modern updates, this exceptional Richmond home offers a truly memorable stay in one of London’s most desirable neighbourhoods.

A selection of additional services and items can be ordered through Veeve subject to availability at this property.
• Baby cots and high chairs
• Early or late check-in and late check-out
• Airport pickups and private transfers
• Bespoke welcome packs
• Mid stay housekeeping
• Fresh towel and linen changes
• Additional bedding or pillows

WE LOVE
The extraordinary sense of history throughout the house, from the William and Mary-era façade to the vaulted lower-ground living space, and the peaceful courtyard and patio gardens that create a secluded oasis just moments from Richmond High Street.

HOUSE RULES
No smoking, pets or parties. To rent this property, the minimum age requirement is 25 years old.
Although we always endeavour for accuracy, there may be rare occasions where the listing photography and description do not provide an exact representation of the home’s amenities.

Home Truths:
When your booking has been confirmed, we will ask you to fill in a pre-check-in form on our website to confirm your identity and booking details. Please note you will need to provide an official photographic identification document. This enables us to provide you with a more personal service and offers an extra level of security for both our guests and our homes.

Please note our standard check-in times are 3pm-9pm. Check-ins outside of these hours are subject to additional fees.