Detached house for sale in Lindsay Drive, Shepperton TW17

An attractive detached 4 bedroom home in need of modernisation with excellent scope for further extension. Set in mature gardens at the foot of one of Shepperton’s most sought after cul-de-sacs, conveniently situated within 0.7 miles of the village centre and mainline station. Offered with no onward chain and early possession.

Council Tax Band: F (£3328.84). EPC: D

This is one of the last opportunities to acquire a detached family home requiring modernisation within this sought-after road. This is the first time that the property has been brought to the market since its original purchase in 1955. It was later extended with the addition of a two-storey side extension in 1982 to provide a study. This combined with the subsequent front addition of a ground floor shower room in 1987, enables this to be used as a ground floor double bedroom if required. A further ground floor rear extension was added in 1995. Today it would benefit from modernisation and lends itself to further extension subject to all the usual consents. The square reception hall creates a welcoming entrance. This leads into a good-sized double aspect lounge/dining room that retains its open fireplace and has patio doors opening onto the rear garden. The kitchen overlooks the garden. To the first floor, are 4 bedrooms and the family bathroom.
The mature rear garden extends to approximately 60' x 40’. Being mainly laid to lawn and inset with mature shrubs, trees and flower beds. To the side is gated front access leading to a shingle driveway.<br /><br />Lindsay Drive is a sought after quiet residential cul-de-sac within a pleasant stroll of historic "Old Shepperton" with its picturesque Church Square and fine Norman Church. Shepperton offers a friendly village community, ideal for bringing up a family and provides an excellent selection of state and private schools. The village centre with its traditional bustling High Street, bus routes and station (London Waterloo, 53 minutes) are within 0.8 mile. The larger town centre of Walton-on-Thames with its excellent shopping and entertainment facilities is just over one mile. The River Thames is within a few minutes’ walk, offering many picturesque views and leisure activities, including the Thames Path stretching from source of the Thames in Kemble, Gloucestershire to the Thames Barrier at Woolwich. For the motorist, junction 1, M3 & the start of the A316 to London and junction 11, M25 are 2.6 and 4.3 miles respectively. Shepperton and Walton marinas are also within close proximity.