Birch Tree Cottage is an exceptional 4 bedroom home of immense character with a lovely homely feel, offering generously proportioned and adaptable accommodation with excellent storage. Complimented by a westerly backing garden inset with a useful detached studio, open views to the rear and ample off street parking. Conveniently situated within 0.5 miles stroll of the picturesque Thameside village of Laleham with its reputable selection of public houses, restaurants and junior school.

Birch Tree Cottage is an exceptional 4 bedroom home of immense character with a lovely homely feel, offering generously proportioned and adaptable accommodation with excellent storage. The elegant living room is a spacious room with wall panelling and retains its open fireplace. The attractive country style kitchen with its granite worksurfaces forms the hub of the home incorporating a central island, integrated appliances and ample space for a dining table. Adjoining is the 4th bedroom that could be used as a separate reception room.
To the first floor are 3 double bedrooms all with built-in wardrobes. The large double aspect main bedroom has a Juliet balcony an ensuite shower. Completing the package is a beautifully appointed period style 4 piece bathroom incorporating a roll-top bath and separate shower cubical.
The cottage is complimented by a westerly backing garden inset with a useful detached studio, open views to the rear and ample off street parking. Conveniently situated within 0.5 miles stroll of the picturesque Thameside village of Laleham with its reputable selection of public houses, restaurants and junior school.

Situated within 0.5 mile stroll of the heart of the picturesque Thames Side village of Laleham, which adjoins the Towpath, forming part of the Thames Path, running from the source of the River Thames in Kimble, Gloustershire to the Thames Barrier at Woolwich. The village offers a reputable local junior school and a fine selection of public houses and restaurants. The larger village of Shepperton with its bustling High Street and the town centres of Ashford and Staines with their fast rail service to London Waterloo, excellent shopping and entertainment facilities are all within 1.8 miles. For the motorist junction 13, M25 and junction 1, M3 and the start of the A316 to London are both approximately 4 miles distant. Recreational facilities are abound in the area, with many fine golf courses, health clubs, cinemas and leisure complexes within easy reach.