• Detached +
• Close to Ham Common +
• Large Living Room and Kitchen +
• Planning permission for dormas to main bedrooms (REF: PA25/1566) +

An exceptional and very spacious, detached 4 bedroom house offering 2443 sq.ft of versatile accommodation, located close to Ham Common.

Once part of a former stable yard, this striking corner property has been thoughtfully reimagined to create a substantial family home, where period character meets contemporary design. Arranged around a landscaped south-west facing courtyard, the house enjoys an abundance of natural light and a rare sense of privacy, just moments from Ham Common and close to Richmond Park.

The layout offers generous lateral living, with the ground floor centred around a modern kitchen and dining area with feature fireplace. A utility room and cloakroom are discreetly positioned for convenience. Beyond the kitchen lies a versatile study, ideal as a home office or additional dining room, which leads through to a large family reception room. Complete with its own modern fireplace, kitchenette, and shower room, this space can easily adapt to a variety of uses.

Upstairs, the principal bedroom benefits from an en suite bathroom, complemented by two further double bedrooms, a single bedroom, and a family bathroom. While much of the accommodation is set across the ground floor, the first floor has been cleverly adapted to maximise bedroom and bathroom space.

The property also benefits from planning permission (REF: PA25/1566) for a comprehensive redesign of the first floor, including new dormer extensions, a gabled roof extension, and skylights. The approved scheme allows for the creation of two spacious principal bedroom suites, with the flexibility to introduce a second staircase depending on how one chooses to live. In addition, alterations to the courtyard, entrance gate, and external finishes have been approved, offering buyers the opportunity to further enhance both the home’s layout and its architectural presence.

Perfectly placed across the road from picturesque Ham Common and within a short stroll of Richmond Park’s 2,500 acres of open space, the setting combines semi-rural tranquillity with excellent connectivity. Local shops and amenities can be found at nearby Ham Parade, while the sophisticated offerings of Richmond and Kingston- both within two miles - include a wide choice of restaurants, boutiques, and cultural attractions.

Richmond station provides direct services into London Waterloo, as well as District Line Underground and Overground links across the capital. Families are well served by an outstanding selection of schools, including Greycourt, Tiffin, and the German School.