feature Hampton Court village
THE PERFECT BALANCE OF OLD AND NEW, TRENDY AND CLASSIC
On the banks of the Thames near the palace for which it is named lies Hampton Court Village. I
t’s one of those rare places outside rural England that deserves to be called a village. Charming, pretty, historical and above all flourishing, it is one of the loveliest features on the local landscape. Visit on a sunny day, when everyone is enjoying the plethora of cafes, restaurants and bars, and you might be forgiven for thinking you had walked into a small Continental town, despite its very English setting. The area is highly sought after because of the beauty of the parks and greenery (beloved of walkers and cyclists), the good schools
and competitive property prices, its proximity to Kingston and Richmond - and for making riverside living a possibility to those who thought it merely a dream. The thriving village is packed with independent businesses selling unusual and specialist products for body and soul, home, antiques, furniture, fashion and shoe boutiques, jewellery, art galleries, hair and beauty salons to choose from to suit all tastes whilst you are soaking up the village ambience , and admiring the view along the beautiful river Thames.
11 – 23 June Hampton Court Palace Festival 2015 a fabulous lineup
www.hamptoncourtpalacefestival.com
30 June – 5 July RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower Show Highlight of the gardeners’ calendar featuring brilliant ideas, celebrity gardeners and beautiful gardens
www.rhs.org.uk/hamptoncourt
To find out more about the Molesey and Hampton Court area please visit
www.moleseylife.co.uk
www.avantishoes.co.uk
We stock Hogl, Thierry Rabotin, Sioux, Toni Pons, HB, T.F Slack, la Ross, Riva and many more.
46, Bridge Road, E. Molesey. KT8 9HA
Tel: 0208 9418700 Open Tues - Sat 10.30 - 4.30
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