Chertsey Train Station Apartments

Introducing Syward Place, home to our Chertsey Train Station Apartments—a stylish collection of modern one, two, and three bedroom apartments designed with both comfort and practicality in mind. Each residence is thoughtfully appointed with sleek interiors, spacious layouts, and contemporary furnishings. Guests benefit from high speed Wi-Fi, Smart TVs, and fully equipped kitchens ideal for extended stays or short visits. The inclusion of on-site parking offers added convenience for guests travelling by car, making this property an excellent base for exploring both Surrey and Greater London, whether for business or leisure.

Located just a 5 minute walk from Chertsey Railway Station, Syward Place ensures excellent connectivity without sacrificing peace and quiet or comfort. Whether you’re commuting into London or travelling locally, the direct train services to London Waterloo, Victoria, and London Bridge make daily travel effortless and reliable. The property is set opposite the well-maintained Chertsey Recreation Ground and Bowling Club, offering open green space right on your doorstep for exercise or relaxation. Families and business travellers alike will appreciate the nearby amenities, including supermarkets, cosy pubs, and local cafes serving fresh food daily.

Beyond convenience, the Chertsey Train Station Apartments offer proximity to a variety of attractions and leisure activities. The historic Brooklands Museum, celebrating the birthplace of British motorsport and aviation, is only 15 minutes away by car and offers a fantastic family day out. For thrill seekers and families, the famous Thorpe Park theme park is just an 8 minute bus ride from the apartments. Meanwhile, the charming town centre of Chertsey provides a traditional village atmosphere with independent shops, riverside walks along the Thames, and historic architecture all within reach. Whether you’re visiting for work or leisure, Syward Place offers the ideal balance of suburban comfort, modern living, and excellent access to London and the wider South East.