House For Sale £795,000
Chain free family home
Viewings available on Sunday 4th December
There is a lot more to this well-presented family home than first meets the eye. Set in a very desirable road It offers an excellent amount of accommodation extending over two floors, providing an adaptable layout, currently set out as three bedrooms, one large double aspect reception room with double doors opening out to the garden and an attractive bespoke fitted kitchen/breakfast room with integrated appliances that also opens onto the garden.
There is a bright hallway with downstairs cloak-room and upstairs are three bedrooms and a stunning new well appointed family bathroom.
Outside is a large front and secluded back garden with driveway leading to the garage.
Planning has been applied for to create a larger family home and will be available to see on your viewing.
Book now to avoid disappointment
Shepperton covers a wide area it manages to maintain a village character including a High Street of independent boutique shops and restaurants. Recently voted the “politest town in the UK” you are guaranteed to receive a warm welcome.
Church Square, which leads down to the river, is a picturesque conservation area with a number of charming pubs and restaurants. Littleton Park House and 70 acres of land were bought in 1928 by Norman Laudon, who used it to establish what is now the world famous Shepperton Studios. There are many places to enjoy including The Harrow Inn in Charlton Village, where stars have often been spotted relaxing after a tough day’s filming Residents celebrate the River Thames annually with their Chertsey and Shepperton Regatta.
Dumsey Meadow is a sssi and is the only piece of undeveloped water meadow remaining on the River Thames. It is home to a variety of rare plants and insects and can be found above Shepperton Lock just downstream from Chertsey Bridge. Shepperton Marina is situated in a delightful backwater between Shepperton and Sunbury locks. Set in over 40 acres of mature landscaped woodland it seems far from the hectic pace of modern life. Offering berths for up to 380 boats there is always something new to see.
This part of Surrey is well known for its green spaces and nature reserves, such as Sheep walk Lake, a haven for ducks, grebes and an abundance of other water birds. Shepperton also has easy access to riverside walks along the Thames and swimming lake, just 25-minute walk away.
Gaston Way is located close to Shepperton train station, which runs direct services to London Waterloo. Walton-on-Thames station is also a short drive away. The property is close to the River Thames and popular local golf course. The house has very good access to the M3/M25 perfect for those needing to commute easily.
There are also a great choice of educational facilities in the area.
Not to be missed book now
Band: D
Viewings available on Sunday 4th December
There is a lot more to this well-presented family home than first meets the eye. Set in a very desirable road It offers an excellent amount of accommodation extending over two floors, providing an adaptable layout, currently set out as three bedrooms, one large double aspect reception room with double doors opening out to the garden and an attractive bespoke fitted kitchen/breakfast room with integrated appliances that also opens onto the garden.
There is a bright hallway with downstairs cloak-room and upstairs are three bedrooms and a stunning new well appointed family bathroom.
Outside is a large front and secluded back garden with driveway leading to the garage.
Planning has been applied for to create a larger family home and will be available to see on your viewing.
Book now to avoid disappointment
Shepperton covers a wide area it manages to maintain a village character including a High Street of independent boutique shops and restaurants. Recently voted the “politest town in the UK” you are guaranteed to receive a warm welcome.
Church Square, which leads down to the river, is a picturesque conservation area with a number of charming pubs and restaurants. Littleton Park House and 70 acres of land were bought in 1928 by Norman Laudon, who used it to establish what is now the world famous Shepperton Studios. There are many places to enjoy including The Harrow Inn in Charlton Village, where stars have often been spotted relaxing after a tough day’s filming Residents celebrate the River Thames annually with their Chertsey and Shepperton Regatta.
Dumsey Meadow is a sssi and is the only piece of undeveloped water meadow remaining on the River Thames. It is home to a variety of rare plants and insects and can be found above Shepperton Lock just downstream from Chertsey Bridge. Shepperton Marina is situated in a delightful backwater between Shepperton and Sunbury locks. Set in over 40 acres of mature landscaped woodland it seems far from the hectic pace of modern life. Offering berths for up to 380 boats there is always something new to see.
This part of Surrey is well known for its green spaces and nature reserves, such as Sheep walk Lake, a haven for ducks, grebes and an abundance of other water birds. Shepperton also has easy access to riverside walks along the Thames and swimming lake, just 25-minute walk away.
Gaston Way is located close to Shepperton train station, which runs direct services to London Waterloo. Walton-on-Thames station is also a short drive away. The property is close to the River Thames and popular local golf course. The house has very good access to the M3/M25 perfect for those needing to commute easily.
There are also a great choice of educational facilities in the area.
Not to be missed book now
Band: D
