Seven Hills Road, Walton-on-thames, KT12

Fox Oak is a 7,000 square foot, Grade II, six-bedroom luxurious family home. Sat on three acres with an additional 1377 square foot of living accommodation, the home has a helipad, gym, cinema room, a separate two-bedroom annex, and an array of wonderful outdoor entertainment areas. The home is situated in Walton-on-Thames, between Weybridge, Cobham and St. Georges Hill.

Fox Oak, a residence of unparalleled grandeur, welcomes you through its imposing antique wrought iron gates, ensuring your complete privacy within a secure enclave.
This distinguished country estate, an ‘Arts & Crafts’ Grade II listed masterpiece, was meticulously designed by the eminent English architect, Halsey Ricardo. Ricardo notably spent a decade collaborating with his friend, William de Morgan, an iconic figure in the ‘Arts & Crafts’ movement. The house proudly features a stunning original Galleon design tiled wall, an opulent creation by Morgan, celebrated for his exceptional work in glazed materials. This masterpiece, depicting a pair of majestic ships, is even showcased in the esteemed book ‘William de Morgan Tiles’, by John Catleugh.

Whilst conveniently situated in Surrey, Fox Oak is a mere ten-minute drive from the A3, and less than an hours drive from central London, with a swift thirty-minute train ride as an alternative, it still offers an unparalleled 360 degrees of seclusion, cocooned by two-hundred acres of private woodlands surrounding the secure 3 acre estate.
The interiors are equally exceptional, boasting a detached family kitchen, dining room, that provides enchanting views of the stunning grounds. In total there are six ensuite bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with its own private wing, dressing room, and bathroom. Additionally, you’ll discover a reception room, office, cinema room, cloakroom, utility room with an additional WC, a well-appointed gym, and a cellar.

Outside, a separate staff apartment is located above two double garages, accompanied by ample parking space and a delightful thatched summer house, designed for outdoor entertaining.
The home's roots trace back to its construction in 1886 - 1887, offering a harmonious blend of historic charm and modern comfort, preserving the essence of its original features.

For more information please contact Damion Merry 07369-211-735