Oatlands Avenue, Weybridge, KT13

0.5 Miles to Walton-On-Thames Mainline Station | 100 yards to Cleves School | 0.7 Miles to Oatlands Junior School | 0.9 Miles to Queens Road Shops | 1 Mile to Walton-On-Thames High Street

Every now and then a truly unique property becomes available, and this substantial 1624 sq ft three/four-bedroom apartment set within one of the few remaining period mansion houses left in Weybridge is one such property.

Brighthampton is situated on a tree-lined road opposite Cleves School and within walking distance of Walton-on-Thames mainline station with its fast trains into central London.

This top-floor apartment is accessed via its own staircase, and once through your private front door, stairs lead to a large dining hall with a vaulted ceiling and Velux window full of natural light and ideal for entertaining.

Off this is a reception room with a large picture window overlooking the wonderful front aspect of Brighthampton with its trees and foliage, giving you a feeling of being in the countryside; instead, you are close to everything that Weybridge has to offer.

The kitchen is in keeping with a period property but cleverly mixes traditional with modern appliances, including a butler sink and double oven.

There are three double bedrooms, all with large windows affording plenty of natural light, and a beautiful shower room just off the main hallway.

Off the master bedroom is a magnificent ensuite bathroom with a freestanding bath and shower area, which would not look out of place in a central London hotel suite.

The fourth room, which would be ideal as a snug/cinema room or could be used as an occasional bedroom, also incorporates a great office area.

This home, thanks to its size, has an abundance of storage space, especially off the long hallway.

Outside to the front is the imposing gravel driveway surrounded by mature borders and trees with allocated and visitor parking.

To the rear is a wonderful, well-maintained, and designed garden, at the centre of which is the most magnificent listed magnolia tree, ideal for summer barbecues and entertaining.

You can sit quietly in the garden reading your favourite book, or alternatively, should you wish, have friends over for an evening of ‘al fresco’ dining; these gardens are another unique feature of Brighthampton.

There is a large garage accessed from the back of Brighthampton, ideal for parking a second car or just for added storage, and there is also a handy garden store by the building, great for storing barbecues, tables, and chairs.

As previously stated, apartments of this size and stature rarely become available, and internal viewing is highly recommended.

Other Information (as advised by the seller*)...

Council Tax Band: E (Elmbridge)
Tenure: Share of Freehold with 941 years remaining on the lease
Lease: 1000 years from 24th June 1966
Service Charge: Currently £1750, including Ground Rent per annum
Ground Rent: £20 included in the service charge per annum
Location of Boiler: Kitchen
Boiler Installed: March 2022
Windows: Double Glazed
Approximate Age of Construction: 1862
Garden Direction: Southwest Facing - Communal
Stamp Duty: Google Search ‘Stamp Duty Calculator’
Agent: Roberto Ghirardani )
Parking Arrangements: Garage + Allocated space + Visitors parking
Vendor's position: Have found a Property to Buy

*Please verify these details through the conveyancing process
*All distances or travel times are based on Google Maps