Catlin Crescent, Shepperton, TW17

A much loved and cared for 3 bedroom family home that has been extended to provide large living space, a useful guest cloakroom, utility room and a 38’ long garage. Set in sunny southerly backing gardens, conveniently situated in a sought-after quiet crescent with a friendly neighbourly community, overlooking a central green, close to the heart of village, mainline station and the catchment of reputable state and private schools.
Council Tax Band: E (£2816.70). EPC: D


A traditional 1950's 3 bedroom home, later extended to the rear to provide a practical layout with an additional reception room that would make an ideal dining or children’s play room with patio doors opening onto the garden and has an adjoining utility room and guest cloakroom. This lovely home is ready to move straight into but still offers scope remodel and further extended into the loft space, subject to the usual consents. Double doors open from the reception hall into a large sunny living room that retains its fireplace and overlooks the Green to the front. This flows through into the rear reception room. The original galley style kitchen is fitted with a range of laminated fronted units inset with a ceramic hob and electric oven. Provision has been made for the usual appliances and to the rear is a separate utility room that opens onto the garden. To the first floor, the landing gives access to a large loft and all 3 bedrooms. The rear bedroom has built-in wardrobes and the family bathroom has been fitted with a 3-piece white suite incorporating a separate thermostatic shower over the bath.

The southerly backing rear garden extends to approximately 46', being laid to lawn with a paved patio. There is a small rockery and the rear section of lawn is raised with a summer house. To the side is a shared drive leading to a double length garage with power and light.

Catlin Crescent is a sought-after quiet crescent with a central wooded green, conveniently situated within only 0.5 mile walk of the village’s traditional bustling High Street and station (London Waterloo 53 minutes) and bus routes to all surrounding towns and Heathrow airport. There is a reputable selection of private and state schools catering for all age groups within walking distance. There are excellent recreational facilities close at hand including parks, gyms, golf courses, open water swimming lakes, sailing clubs, white water kayaking, racing at Kempton Park and the river Thames offers a range of pursuits. For the motorist, Junction 1 of the M3 and the start of the A316 to London are within 3 miles and Junction 11 of the M25 is approximately 4 miles drive.