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£2,150,000
Meadows Fair was originally built in the 1950s however the property has undergone improvement and extension over the years and can now boast an impressive open-plan kitchen, as well as further flexible living accommodation.
Meadows Fair enjoys an imposing frontage with the lion’s share of garden positioned to the rear of the property but facing the River Thames. This offers a high degree of seclusion making the house extremely private and screened. The gardens have been beautifully landscaped and lead down to a deep water mooring on the banks of the river. To the front of the property, there is a double garage and a large driveway providing ample off-road parking. On the first floor there are four bedrooms, two with en-suite facilities and a family bathroom. Both the principal and 2nd bedrooms have balconies overlooking the gardens and river beyond.
There are delightful views over the river and beyond whilst upstream the river leads towards Chertsey, Staines and Windsor and downstream to Weybridge, Walton, Hampton Court and then on to the tidal section at Teddington which leads in to London and the Thames Estuary.
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EPC Rating: C (69)
Council tax band: G
Local Authority: Runnymede Borough Council
Service charge: £400
Tenure: Freehold
Reference Number: CWE220160
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Hamm Court is a mere half mile from the centre of bustling Weybridge, yet retains its seclusion nestled within 90 acres. A private estate with many of the properties having their own private moorings either on the main River Thames or River Bourne. Boasting an eclectic mix of homes the most notable being the original Hamm Court Farm. Hamm Court Farm has had a number of illustrious owners over the years. From the son of William the Conqueror to King Charles I's Royal Physician and even harboured unknowingly an eminent highwayman who remained at large for some time, being too fast for anyone to catch. Eventually the hand of the law caught up with the masked raider and it turned out he was groom to the Earl of Portmore residing at Hamm Court Farm and therefore had access to the fastest horses in the land.
Weybridge is in the Borough of Elmbridge and is a bustling commuter town. The area has excellent shopping facilities with numerous well known outlets in the High Street and on Queens Road there are numerous chic boutiques, shops, restaurants and bars. Weybridge is excellent for the commuter and in terms of transport communications in general. Weybridge mainline station has a frequent service into London Waterloo in approximately 32 minutes and the A3 and M25 motorway network are within approximately 3 miles. Being between junction 10 and 11 of the M25, Weybridge also gives quick and easy access to both Heathrow and Gatwick Airports. There is also an excellent selection of both State and Private Schools within Weybridge and within the immediate surrounding area. Being situated on the River Wey, there are numerous Towpath walks and Health Clubs, Gyms and other recreational facilities including horse racing at Sandown, Epsom and Kempton Park, all fairly nearby.
