• Three bedrooms +
• Three bathrooms +
• Kitchen/ breakfast room +
• Dining room +
• living room +
• Study +
• Utility +
• Cloakroom +
• Art studio +
• Garage +

Upon entering the reception hall, a lobby gives access to a cloakroom and utility room that leads through to the integral double garage. The kitchen forms the hub of the home, fitted in a traditional style to include a central island plenty of worktop space and a range of storage units. There is a large pantry that houses the dishwasher. The dining room is a double aspect room with a large gas fire and French doors opening onto the garden. The spacious living room has French doors leading out to the garden and a large log burning stove which creates a focal point and is ideal on those chilly winter evenings. Completing the ground floor is a study with arched windows and matching doors opening onto the front terrace. This room would also make a suitable ground floor bedroom. To the first floor are three further bedrooms, the principal being a delightful room with a semi-vaulted ceiling, retaining its arched doors opening onto a balcony and a cast iron fireplace. A lobby gives access to a walk-in wardrobe and a period style en suite with a large walk-in shower. The split-level guest suite has a seating area with a small cast iron fireplace, lit by a sky light window with a deep wardrobe and an en suite bathroom. Steps lead down to a wonderful sun lounge/bedroom area with a wide bay window affording picturesque views over Eyot Island, the river Thames and Shepperton lock. Completing the accommodation are a further bedroom with a shower room adjacent.

Outside

To the front opposite the house and beyond the gravel driveway is a further lawned garden with a greenhouse to the front and a useful large shed. The driveway leads to an integral double width garage with power and light. A portion of the garage has been converted into an art studio but could be easily reinstated. To the side of the garage is a further storeroom and to the front there is parking. The impressive open plan grounds extend to approximately 1.8 acres and have been divided between the three properties with each having a front and rear garden. The riverside portion of the gardens belonging to Riverbank House are well screened to the sides of the terrace by established soft planting and a useful garden store. Well-stocked beds inset with mature specimen trees lead onto an extensive lawn that sweeps down to the river frontage of which, Riverbank House exclusively has approximately 100’ with a delightful riverside patio and extensive mooring onto the mainstream of The River Thames.

Situation

Riverbank House is situated in an enviable position on the banks of this picturesque stretch of the river Thames. Shepperton lock, Thames Court Public House and the historic Church Square area of Old Shepperton are all within a short stroll. Shepperton village with its bustling High Street and station is only 1 mile. The foot ferry across to Weybridge is within a few hundred yards walk and from the drop off point on the Weybridge side is less than a mile from the town centre. Shepperton railway station is 2.2 miles with commuter services to London Waterloo. There are further shopping and leisure amenities available within the neighbouring towns of Weybridge, Sunbury and Walton-on-Thames. The area is well serviced with many fine educational and recreational facilities including the renowned Halliford School. Access to the motorway networks and major airports can be found via the M3 and M25.