St Margarets

Richmond St Margarets Twickenham
St Margarets is a quietly elegant corner of London, offering a gentle blend of riverside walks, historic residences and graceful green retreats. Just beyond the station, you can meander through residential streets lined with characterful houses toward the Thames, where the riverside path beckons with views across the water, moored boats and the tranquillity of the river in motion. To the west, gently rising streets lead up through lush gardens and leafy avenues toward Richmond Park, where wide glades, ancient oak trees and roaming deer grant a sense of escape into nature. Nearby, the charming St Margaret’s Green offers a local pocket of calm — a spot to pause before exploring further. Within walking distance lie the grand houses and quiet streets of the area, filled with architectural detail and historical resonance. And of course, just across the river is Kew Gardens, whose glasshouses, exotic plant collections and sweeping landscapes await those who venture a little farther. In St Margarets the pace feels slower, the scenery softer, and the walk from station to riverside or wood feels like arriving somewhere with its own light and breath.

St Margarets is a Community Rail Station

Station Partners

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Station Information

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Southeast Community Rail Partnership
Richmond Riverside
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Richmond Riverside

A famous stretch of terraced lawns and seating overlooking the Thames and the oldest surviving bridge over the Thames. Also, site of a new Virginia Woolf statue, unveiled in November 2022.
Marble Hill
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Marble Hill

An English Heritage restored 18th Century Georgian country home in 66 acres of riverside parkland.
ETNA Community Centre
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ETNA Community Centre

A 6-minute walk from the station, this centre offers a variety of social activities and services for the community, across all different age, demographic and social groups.
walking

Walking Information

Moormead and Bandy Recreation Ground: 6mins
Marble Hill: 10mins
Eel Pie Island Museum: 13mins
Cambridge Gardens: 13mins
Orleans House Gallery: 14mins
York House Gardens: 14mins
Richmond Riverside: 17mins
Richmond Theatre: 22mins
Terrace Gardens (& Richmond Hill Viewing Point): 25mins
Twickenham Stadium: 22mins
Ham House & Garden (National Trust): 23mins (via Ferry crossing)
Twickenham Stoop (Harlequins Rugby Club): 26mins

Things to do

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