Set behind a low brick wall and pretty iron railings this beautiful double fronted Grade II listed detached home has a wonderful atmosphere. Dating from the early eighteenth century the house has been creatively and sensitively extended over the years and provides well balanced family accommodation that is laterally configured over just two floors. There is also current planning consent to extend the kitchen further and create a fabulous garden room (which will have two sets of doors leading directly onto the garden) as well as a generous laundry room. Plans for these additions and the conversion of the garage/studio into a self contained apartment (that has also been recently consented and would be ideal for a live in relative or staff) are available on request or can be viewed on the local Government website. There is a great flow to the ground floor space in particular, lending the property superbly to both everyday family life and more formal entertaining. The period charm and integrity of the house is beautifully intact, with a number of notable features such as lovely fireplaces, an elegant staircase and a gorgeous Georgian fanlight above the entrance door.

The front of the property faces west and the rooms on this side of the house enjoy fantastic views over picturesque Ham Common. The stunning walled gardens surround the house with the largest section (over100 feet in length) being south facing and predominantly laid to lawn, with beautifully established trees and boarders. To the north side of the house there is a smaller garden that opens onto the garage/studio. Whilst in front of the garage there is a hardstanding area that provides secure off street parking for several vehicles.

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