House For Sale £800,000
Our Vendor says:
‘The Nook is a unique Island property. With 32' of mainstream frontage, The Nook is one of 10 properties on (downstream) Wheatleys Eyot, a private island in Sunbury.
This beautifully renovated and extended four bedroom property benefits from a striking blue weatherboard, surrounded by grey decking. The low maintenance exterior will keep its colour for years to come. Secured with fencing, the elevated deck gives the lawn a feeling of an idyllic suntrap with the South Facing garden.
The light streams in through all elevations and the roof-lights of this detached riverside house. The white oak floor brings reflected sunlight into the sitting room which flows through smokey glass sliding doors to reveal a bespoke island kitchen. With a huge solid walnut work surfaces and Neff appliances, the kitchen is very social - with a recessed hob for cards!
Large exposed timber supports gives you full length access to a dining room, with a custom built table to seat 12. The teak used to construct the dining table, was salvaged from 'The Windsor Castle' a Dunkurk Little Ship. The 300 year old teak sits ethically with the walnut window boards. The restoration of historic teak with sustainable walnut.
The Nook has a fully tiled shower room and bathroom, both with underfloor heating and roof lights. Being well insulated in the floor, ceiling and walls The Nook is cool in the summer and cozy and warm in the winter. The 12KW award winning Yotul burner gives extra warmth from the more conventional Worcester Bosch central heating. With ceiling speakers through the house, mood music can be played in individual bedrooms or sitting room.
With high ceilings elevated to the roof maximising natural light, storage is beneath with a lowered ground and raised shelving. A separate study gives a good work home balance.
From the 9 September 1869 when Tobias Wheatley sold his island in plots it became a destination for thespians to retreat from London to rest for a few days. Island living still holds this creative charm but tiny chalets have grown to become unique homes along the river road.
The Nook Freehold is sold with no onward chain.'
‘The Nook is a unique Island property. With 32' of mainstream frontage, The Nook is one of 10 properties on (downstream) Wheatleys Eyot, a private island in Sunbury.
This beautifully renovated and extended four bedroom property benefits from a striking blue weatherboard, surrounded by grey decking. The low maintenance exterior will keep its colour for years to come. Secured with fencing, the elevated deck gives the lawn a feeling of an idyllic suntrap with the South Facing garden.
The light streams in through all elevations and the roof-lights of this detached riverside house. The white oak floor brings reflected sunlight into the sitting room which flows through smokey glass sliding doors to reveal a bespoke island kitchen. With a huge solid walnut work surfaces and Neff appliances, the kitchen is very social - with a recessed hob for cards!
Large exposed timber supports gives you full length access to a dining room, with a custom built table to seat 12. The teak used to construct the dining table, was salvaged from 'The Windsor Castle' a Dunkurk Little Ship. The 300 year old teak sits ethically with the walnut window boards. The restoration of historic teak with sustainable walnut.
The Nook has a fully tiled shower room and bathroom, both with underfloor heating and roof lights. Being well insulated in the floor, ceiling and walls The Nook is cool in the summer and cozy and warm in the winter. The 12KW award winning Yotul burner gives extra warmth from the more conventional Worcester Bosch central heating. With ceiling speakers through the house, mood music can be played in individual bedrooms or sitting room.
With high ceilings elevated to the roof maximising natural light, storage is beneath with a lowered ground and raised shelving. A separate study gives a good work home balance.
From the 9 September 1869 when Tobias Wheatley sold his island in plots it became a destination for thespians to retreat from London to rest for a few days. Island living still holds this creative charm but tiny chalets have grown to become unique homes along the river road.
The Nook Freehold is sold with no onward chain.'
