House For Sale £2,100,000
Viewings from the 17th August 2022 onwards. This glorious Grade II listed Georgian gate house is positioned on the boundary of the extensive Ottershaw Park Estate. Built in 1807, Chertsey Lodge is one of a pair and was originally designed, by the renowned architect James Wyatt, in a Grecian style. Both gate houses flanked the coach road that once ran to the mansion itself through the wrought iron gates. The houses were subsequently enlarged by Eckstein circa 1910 and again by later owners in the 1960s and has been further enhanced by the current owners. EPC: E. Council Tax Band: G.
This glorious Grade II listed Georgian gate house is positioned on the boundary of the extensive Ottershaw Park Estate. Built in 1807, Chertsey Lodge is one of a pair and was originally designed by the renowned architect James Wyatt in a Grecian style. Both gate houses flanked the coach road that once ran to the mansion itself through the wrought iron gates. The houses were subsequently enlarged by Eckstein circa 1910 and again by later owners in the 1960s and has been further enhanced by the current owners.
As you move through this beautiful home and as old meets new, this house opens up into a fabulous space to entertain and is flooded with light throughout. The bedrooms are situated in the gate house and the three main bedrooms all have access to their own luxury en-suites or bathrooms. The rooms have all been refurbished and modernised while still retaining character features.
The kitchen/breakfast room was originally designed by the award winning Sebastian Cox, who creates his kitchens from sustainable hardwoods. The utility room is off the kitchen and is also next to one of many access points to the garden. Moving through into the back of this stunning property is the main sitting and dining room. With light pouring in from above and the sides, this is a exceptional space to entertain family and friends. Simply open the vast sliding doors which disappear into the wall, it opens out onto the patio area bringing the outside in and creates an extraordinary space.
Outside the entire plot extends to some 0.41
acres. To the fore is set behind wrought iron gates
leading to the private driveway providing parking and access to a large purposes built double garage/annex. The rear garden is a delight, with various patio areas and a glorious roof-top terrace, ideal for al-fresco dining. Beyond is
a large expanse of well-maintained lawn surrounded by mature trees, shrubs
and hedges. The wrap around garden is well secluded and faces a sunny south-easterly direction and enjoys fine weather most of the day.<br /><br />
This glorious Grade II listed Georgian gate house is positioned on the boundary of the extensive Ottershaw Park Estate. Built in 1807, Chertsey Lodge is one of a pair and was originally designed by the renowned architect James Wyatt in a Grecian style. Both gate houses flanked the coach road that once ran to the mansion itself through the wrought iron gates. The houses were subsequently enlarged by Eckstein circa 1910 and again by later owners in the 1960s and has been further enhanced by the current owners.
As you move through this beautiful home and as old meets new, this house opens up into a fabulous space to entertain and is flooded with light throughout. The bedrooms are situated in the gate house and the three main bedrooms all have access to their own luxury en-suites or bathrooms. The rooms have all been refurbished and modernised while still retaining character features.
The kitchen/breakfast room was originally designed by the award winning Sebastian Cox, who creates his kitchens from sustainable hardwoods. The utility room is off the kitchen and is also next to one of many access points to the garden. Moving through into the back of this stunning property is the main sitting and dining room. With light pouring in from above and the sides, this is a exceptional space to entertain family and friends. Simply open the vast sliding doors which disappear into the wall, it opens out onto the patio area bringing the outside in and creates an extraordinary space.
Outside the entire plot extends to some 0.41
acres. To the fore is set behind wrought iron gates
leading to the private driveway providing parking and access to a large purposes built double garage/annex. The rear garden is a delight, with various patio areas and a glorious roof-top terrace, ideal for al-fresco dining. Beyond is
a large expanse of well-maintained lawn surrounded by mature trees, shrubs
and hedges. The wrap around garden is well secluded and faces a sunny south-easterly direction and enjoys fine weather most of the day.<br /><br />
