Royal Exchange

History

First mentioned in a Royal Charter in 838, Kingston is the UK's oldest Royal Borough, known for its medieval market town roots. It boasts a rich history, including the coronation of Saxon Kings and the construction of London’s oldest bridge. Today, Kingston is one of the capital’s most prestigious and sought-after places to reside.

About Royal Exchange

Royal Exchange is the newest addition to Kingston's diverse landscape. This development is centered around the Grade II listed Old Post Office and Telephone Exchange, offering 322 apartments ranging from Manhattan to three-bedroom units. It adds a contemporary touch that enhances Kingston’s evolving legacy.

Architecture

In collaboration with renowned architects, every detail—from historic building features and modern materials to on-site amenities—is designed to surpass expectations. The development introduces a charming new neighborhood to Kingston, set to become a beloved destination. Residents will enjoy a welcoming atmosphere and visually striking quality, placing it among London’s most desirable areas.

Advantages

Inspired by historic courtyards offering respite from a bustling town center, Royal Exchange provides private gardens for residents, offering serene spaces contrasting with the lively 21st-century town center. There are areas for reflection, shaded reading spots, safe children's play gardens, and inviting communal terraces.

The private residents' screening room combines luxury with entertainment, complementing the state-of-the-art cardio machines, free weights, and studio in the 1,300 sq ft fitness suite. A 24-hour concierge will be a familiar presence, ready to manage post, organize transport, and more. Additional benefits include parking, cycle spaces, and electric car charging points.

Transport

Kingston railway station is a short walk from the development, offering direct access to London Waterloo in 30 minutes. Once in London, the South Bank’s galleries, cultural attractions, shopping in Knightsbridge and the West End, along with 68 Michelin-starred restaurants, are within easy reach. The A3, M3, and M25 are a short drive away, and Heathrow Airport is less than 9 miles distant. Nearby towns such as Putney, Richmond, Wimbledon, and Twickenham provide diverse atmospheres and lifestyles, along with some of the UK’s finest parkland.