Grove Road, Shepperton, TW17

Presented in immaculate order throughout, this spacious three storey three bedroom property has a highly versatile layout.

Constructed in 1964 to the design of the celebrated architect Eric Lyons who was renowned at the time as being at the forefront of contemporary design. The original concept was to create an English Urban Garden development set around open spaces. The development went on to achieve the English Heritage conservation status in 2002, preserving the ethos and environment for future generations.
Number 12 forms a row of more conventional style townhouses in contrast to the modernist architecture the main body of the development, yet still with the emphasis on light and airy rooms that enjoy attractive views over the central landscaped gardens and a southerly aspect to the front over allotments. Our clients maintained the property to a good standard and made many improvements including the installation of double-glazed windows and doors, a total rewire and a new gas central heating boiler in July 2021. The accommodation is set over three floors, providing a versatile layout with a large ground floor reception room that is currently being used as a double bedroom opening onto garden and communal grounds beyond. Adjacent, off the entrance hall is a shower room and the integral garage that has been fitted out as a useful utility room to one end. The principle living room and kitchen/diner are set on the first floor affording elevated views over the landscaped grounds to the rear and the bright and spacious kitchen has been comprehensively fitted with a range of limed oak fronted units with integrated appliances and opens on to a south facing balcony. To the second floor the landing gives access to a boarded loft. There are three bedrooms, the two double bedrooms have built-in wardrobes and the third is a good single room. Completing the package is the modern 3-piece family bathroom.

Shepperton offers a friendly village community and Copthorne Close is within a 0.5 mile stroll of the village’s traditional bustling High Street, moments of Thamesmead secondary school and walking distance of an excellent selection of state and private schools catering for all age groups. There are bus routes to Heathrow and surrounding principal towns and the station provides a service to London Waterloo (53 minutes). Historic 'Old Shepperton' with its picturesque Church Square, fine Norman Church is within a walking distance. Also, within easy reach are Shepperton Lock and this pretty stretch of the River Thames, that provides a wealth of recreational facilities including Desborough sailing club, white water canoeing at the weir, open water swimming on Ferris Lake, trout fish at Halliford Mere and the Towpath forms part of the Thames Path. For the motorist, junction 1, M3, the start of the A316 to London and junction 11, M25 are 3.1 and 4.3 miles respectively.