An outstanding 6 bedroom country home extending to 3435 sq.ft (319.1 sq.m), set in an enviable semi-rural position on the bank of the River Thames. Benefiting from extensive parking with a large detached garage block, private mainstream mooring including a substantial boathouse and grounds extending to 7 acres comprising areas of paddock, light woodland and delightful gardens. EPC: F

The Ryepeck is approached via an automated gated entrance onto a sweeping driveway, creating an impressive first impression.
This significant home is a rare find, architecturally designed to a classic style being a double fronted home with a canopied entrance on the southern elevation facing onto the river. We understand the original portion dates to the late Victorian period and retains its generously proportioned rooms, open fireplaces and a beautiful covered veranda, adjoining the drawing room that enjoys westerly facing views down the length of the garden and towards the river. The property was later extended to provide an adaptable layout comprising 6 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, 3 reception rooms plus the usual offices, including a self-contained two storey annex on the eastern wing that has both independent and access from the main house.

The grounds are a particular feature extending to approximately 7 acres, being a mature L-shaped plot. There is a post and rail fenced paddock of approximately 3.72 acre on the eastern side of the driveway, adjoining a further section of light woodland (0.66 acre) that fronts onto Docket Eddy Lane. The driveway leads to an extensive parking area and a large detached double garage block with a workshop, store room and gardeners WC. The remainder of the land is laid out as garden with areas of hard landscaping, planting, and extensive lawns. The southern boundary borders onto the Towpath, screened by established trees and hedging. A substantial concrete boathouse (in need of renovation) with its expansive roof terrace gives secure mooring and direct access onto this delightful stretch of the mainstream River Thames. Either side of the entrance to the boathouse are further private concrete landing stages providing mooring of approximately 100’.

Services:
Private drainage
Oil fired central heating
Mains water & electricity

The Ryepeck is ideally situated on this picturesque stretch of the river Thames between Shepperton village and Chertsey town centre. Shepperton’s traditional bustling High Street and mainline station (London Waterloo 53 minutes) are within 1.5 miles. There is a wealth of recreational facilities in the area and Shepperton is renowned for its riverside pursuits. Shepperton offers a friendly village community, ideal for bringing up a family and boasts an excellent selection of state and private schools, catering for all age groups. For the motorist, junction 1, M3, the start of the A316 to London and junction 11, M25 are 4.4 and 2.7 miles respectively.