5 bedroom detached house

An exquisitely renovated detached Regency home with a fabulous garden.

Description

Belmont Road conservation area is a small isolated and distinctive development of attractive largely unspoilt detached villas. The houses are set in substantial mature garden plots with important gaps between buildings and set behind well-planted front gardens and consistent rendered boundary walls and piers to the street.
Facades are of stucco under shallow slate roofs, classically detailed with moulded window surrounds, rusticated plinths, quoins and porches. The houses on the West side, such as this fine example, exhibit a slightly more elaborate style.
It is believed that this appealing house dates back to the early 19th Century and is therefore of Regency origin.
Belmont Road was built on previously open land, which was owned by the Duke of Northumberland. Additions to the ground floor and above it gives the house its current size.
An elegant double reception and a cosy reception room / playroom room provides the house with good entertaining space which opens out to the garden through bifold doors. A further formal reception room / dining room offers further versatility on the ground floor and there is also a beautifully crafted Neptune kitchen and a utility room.
On the upper floors four generously proportioned double bedrooms are complemented by a family bathroom and ensuite shower room to the principle bedroom.
The landscaped gardens are to the rear of the house where it provides a most appealing space to entertain or relax and to the front a predominantly gravelled area offers off-street parking for several cars.

Location

Belmont Road can be found to the south-west of Twickenham as you leave the town heading towards Hampton and Teddington.
Transport links into Central London include Strawberry Hill and Twickenham mainline stations which provide regular train services into London Waterloo and is a comprehensive bus service along the Hampton and Staines Roads into Heath Road, King Street and London Road.
The A316/M3 and M4 motorways are approximately a mile and five miles distant respectively whilst the West End of London, together with London Heathrow, is approximately 10 miles away.
A good selection of shops can be found on Heath Road and King Street in Twickenham. The nearest food superstore is Waitrose on London Road.
The London Borough of Richmond-upon-Thames has some of the finest state and independent schools in the country which include The Mall, St James' Independent Boys School and St Catherine's Independent Girls Schools, both within moments of the house, and a little further afield Lady Eleanor Holles School, Newland House and Twickenham Preparatory School. This selection caters for all age groups.
Local sporting amenities include rowing, cruising and sailing on the River Thames, golf at Strawberry Hill, Fulwell, Richmond Park and Coombe Hill, walking and jogging in Bushy and Richmond Park and racing at Kempton and Sandown.

Square Footage: 2,440 sq ft