Mortlake High Street, London, SW14 8HQ

The Grade II listed "Suthrey House" was originally built in 1619 and contained the world famous Mortlake Tapestry Works, whose masterpieces can be seen in palaces around the world to this day. The large Georgian extension was added in c1830 and houses most of the accommodation you see today. Occupying the entire ground floor and basement, this magnificent home has the largest private river frontage in Mortlake with a spacious private garden of 87 x 78ft. Overlooking that, through three floor to ceiling sash windows, is the generous kitchen/dining room with a large family range cooker and glass trap door down to the wine cellar. Leading through from the kitchen is the principal reception room with log burner and two further full length sash windows, also looking out onto the garden. At the front of this family home are three double bedrooms, one en-suite and two further bathrooms. A fourth double bedroom is currently used as a reception room, offering plenty of flexibility for modern living. Additionally the basement offers over 600sq ft of storage space and a wine cellar. That area could be converted into extensive additional accommodation, subject to all the usual planning and listed buildings requirements. This private gated home has parking for up to 5 cars.

The beautiful suburb of Mortlake, originally bequeathed to the Dukedom of Marlborough, is located along the south bank of the river Thames on the renowned Oxford & Cambridge Boat Race route. Ideally located within walking distance of White Hart Lane, Barnes Village and Sheen Lane with all the cafes, restaurants, pubs and independent shops there. There are regular connections into London from Mortlake and Barnes Bridge stations. A selection of bus routes run past the property giving easy connections into Kingston or the west end. You are able to take advantage of Richmond Park and Kew Gardens, both a short distance away. Council tax band F. EPC exempt as Grade II listed.

Lease length: 959 years remaining

Service charge: £500 per year approx.

Ground rent: £50 per year approx.