The attention to detail that has gone into the creation of this fabulous home is most impressive. This is evident from its exterior of a warm yellow stock brick and smart pillar box red front door. Step inside and the immaculately presented interior with its numerous subtle alterations, offers a practical layout for a growing family with a useful ground floor cloakroom and three good-sized bedrooms. The hardwood herringbone floor has been beautifully restored and flows through from the reception hall into the living room. The front aspect living room retains its open fireplace and a pair of oak doors slide across to create an intimate space or open for daily use. For summer entertaining a pair of French doors open onto an arbour covered terrace. The kitchen overlooks the garden with a door to the side and has been attractively fitted with a range of Shaker style units with provision for the usual appliances.

The first floor landing gives access to a large loft space that could be converted, subject to planning, into further bedroom accommodation if required. There are currently 3 good-sized bedrooms, the main having a range of handmade oak fronted wardrobes that complement the interior doors. The family bathroom has been appointed with a modern 4-piece suite including a separate shower cubical.

Council Tax Band: E. EPC Rating: D
Location
Walnut Tree Road is a popular residential road within the pretty village of Charlton that retains its friendly community, village store and sprinkling of shops and a traditional village pub, which is reputed to be the oldest in Middlesex dating back to 1150. Shepperton village with its traditional bustling High Street and station are within a 1.3 miles walk or a 2.3 miles drive. For the motorist, junction 1, M3 and the A316 to London are within 1.8 miles and junction 11 of the M25 is 4.7 miles. Heathrow airport is only 8 miles away and there are major shopping centres at Staines upon Thames and Kingston upon Thames.







The westerly backing rear garden extends to approximately 49’ with an attractive open aspect over the bank of the reservoir, often frequented by grazing sheep. An Indian paved terrace with a canopied arbour leads to the main body of the garden that is laid to lawn. To the side a wide gated access leads to the former garage, which has been converted to create two offices with a central store room.
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