Summary
A rare opportunity to acquire the quintessential Englishman’s home. This beautifully presented mews home is brimming with character and forms part of the prestigious Laleham Abbey development set in 7 acres of idyllic gated private parkland grounds within the heart of Laleham Park, and only a short stroll from the river Thames the village centre.
EPC: D Council Tax F
Key Features
- Gorgeous mews home with immense character
- Prestigious gated development
- 3 Double bedrooms
- Luxuriously appointed bathroom and additional separate shower room
- Double aspect living room
- Beautifully appointed kitchen/diner
- Private rear garden with a large shed
- 2 Allocated parking space and addition visitor spaces
- 7 Acres of enclosed communal parkland grounds
- A short stroll of a picturesque stretch of the river Thames and Laleham village
- Ideal lock-up-and-Leave home
- New central heating boiler controlled by Hive system
Full Description
Laleham Abbey, formally known as Laleham House has a fascinating history and is a landmark building within the local area, set in 7 acres of enclosed parkland grounds. The Grand Palladian mansion was originally built in 1805 for the 2nd Earl of Lucan and the adjacent mews formed the estate offices. The estate was sympathetically converted approximately 40 years ago and now forms a prestigious private development set in parkland grounds within the heart of Laleham Park on the banks of the river Thames. It is the perfect home if you want peace and tranquillity or are looking for a suitable lock-up-and-leave, as it is situated within a secure gated community close to major road networks, rail links and Heathrow airport.
The Grade II listed mews with its pretty cloister encloses central gardens, creating a peaceful traffic free environment with each property having its own garden behind and allocated parking. 2 Abbey Mews, has been refurbished to a high standard whilst retaining all its original character including the beautiful arched windows, beamed ceilings and joinery. The traditional oak front door opens into a spacious reception hall with built-in storage and a useful shower room to the rear. A wooden floor flows into the delightful double aspect living room with its beamed ceiling and built-in storage cabinets. Adjacent is the kitchen/dining room that has been fitted in keeping with the traditional style with a range of hand painted Shaker style units inset with a Belfast sink fitted with a waste disposal, integrated dishwasher, microwave, wine cooler and provision for a range cooker and a fridge/freezer. To the side there is space for a dining table and a door opens onto the rear garden, perfect for alfresco entertaining. To the first floor the large landing is an ideal area to display furniture and has a useful deep cupboard. There are three double bedrooms, the main being of a generous size and double aspect enjoying attractive views over the gardens. Completing the accommodation is the family bathroom that has been beautifully appointed with a period style suite incorporating a freestanding roll-top bath.
The rear garden is fully enclosed with close board fencing and brick walling to the side and a picket fence and gate to the rear. A full width deck leads to a central lawn inset with trampoline and a large garden shed to the side. The rear gate opens onto a path that leads into the beautiful communal parkland grounds and to the parking area where there are two allocated spaces and ample additional visitor parking.
Council Tax Band: F.
Laleham Abbey Residents Association charge: £1250 p.a Payable in two instalments in January and July.
Floor Plan
Location
From the top of Shepperton High Street, turn left at the traffic lights onto Laleham Road. Continue over the bridge and straight across the next set of traffic lights and three mini-roundabouts, onto the Shepperton Road. Take the first turning on the left hand side into Laleham Park and follow this to the T- junction and turn left. After passing through the electronic gates, bear left and follow the road to the residents car park. Walk through the Clock Tower arch into Abbey Mews and number 2 can be found on the left hand side.
