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£2,500,000
Riverdene was originally built in 1891 and the house has retained many features of the Victorian era with delightful oak floors to many rooms, numerous period fireplaces, several with Delft tiled surrounds, high ceilings, moulded cornices and feature leaded light windows.
Today the property offers the incoming owners huge potential to further enhance, refurbish and expand subject to gaining the relevant consents.
The welcoming entrance hall with large guest cloakroom, gives access to all of the principal reception rooms and encompasses a commanding wide and forgiving staircase leading to the first floor. The main lounge is a most elegant room, double aspect with a large central fireplace and double doors overlooking and providing access onto the rear garden. The dining room is a lovely size and a beautiful bright room which leads onto a conservatory which again leads out to the garden.
To complete the ground floor there is a good sized kitchen/breakfast room with utility room, and large study.
Upstairs, on the first floor there are four double bedrooms. The principal bedroom has its own en- suite bathroom and dressing room and enjoys wonderful views over the rear garden and river beyond.
A staircase then continues up to the top floor where there is a further double bedroom and a bathroom, as well as generous. eaves storage.
Externally the property is positioned on a bold double plot of a little over half an acre. Direct frontage onto the River Wey along with a mooring makes the property extremely appealing to boating enthusiasts. Bordered by mature trees and shrubs the property also boasts off street parking and a car port.
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EPC Rating: E (46)
Council tax band: G
Local Authority: Elmbridge Borough Council
Tenure: Freehold
Reference Number: cwe250135
Location
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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.
