This picturesque home is situated in an idyllic setting on a quiet corner of Ham Common a stones throw away from the famous duck pond.    Set over just two floors, this character property is double fronted and detached with a driveway, garage and a stunning south west facing secluded rear garden. The property comprises; a storm porch entrance into a spacious hallway, a separate front reception room with pocket door and feature fireplace, a further reception room with bay window, bio fuel fire place and sky light plus a secret door into what could be used as either a fourth bedroom, childs play room or office. To the rear of the property is a stunning kitchen/dining extension with high-specification kitchen, large kitchen island, AGA, Gaggenau ovens and full width folding doors to the garden. There is also a large separate dining room, a bathroom, utility room and access to the garage. Upstairs there are three double bedrooms and two newly refurbished bathrooms with under-floor heating, including a main bedroom with fitted wardrobes and ensuite bathroom with separate bath and shower.

Property is located in conservation area CA7 Ham Common.

Situated where Ham Street meets Ham Common with its famous duck pond, this property has a stunning location with Ham House, Ham Common Woods and Ham Lands, the River Thames and the world-famous Richmond Park all located close-by. Ham is a beautiful village that perfectly balances city and country living thanks to the local green spaces and multiple London transport links.

A wonderful location for families, professionals and retirees, Ham is ideally located for state and private schools, including Grey Court secondary (rated Outstanding by OFSTED), Russell primary and Meadlands primary. The German School, Tiffins Girls and Boys and co-educational Kingston Grammar School are all on the 65 bus route.

Ham Parade market sells ethically-sourced local food, art and crafts on the first Saturday of every month (except January). Richmond and Kingston town centres both offer a wider range of shops, from independent boutiques on cobbled lanes, to leading High Street brands, along with a Whole Foods and Waitrose supermarkets. Richmond, with direct trains to Waterloo, District line Underground trains, and the North London line, is a short journey by bus, car or by walking/cycling along the river path. Kingston, with its excellent shopping facilities and parking, is 2 miles.

You'll find everyday amenities such as dry cleaning, a chemist, a smaller supermarket and coffee spots on your doorstep at Richmond Hill and Ham Parade, alongside a selection of pubs, cafes and restaurants. Local favourites include the Petersham Nurseries, the Swiss bread bakery and cafe and the Michelin awarded Dysarts. Both Richmond and Kingston town centres both offer a wider range of shops, from independent boutiques in cobbled lanes to leading High Street brands, along with a Whole Foods and a Waitrose supermarket.