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ROPERCRESCENT SUNBURY-ON-THAMES,SURREY, TW16 THE Animmaculately presented home located in a availableat Sunbury Cross and the nearby towns of primeposition where an exclusive village Staines(approx. 5 miles) and Kingston-upon-Thames lifestyleis set amongst landscaped open (approx.6 miles). Sunbury Station provides regular PARTICULARS accessdirect to London Waterloo. Heathrow airport is spaces,moments from the River Thames. locatedapproximately 10 miles from Sunbury. Leisure activitiesinclude boating on the River Thames, racing at KemptonPark and sailing at Queen Mary's reservoir. Roper Crescent, The Property Sunbury-on-Thames, Surrey, TW16 Thelocal area is served by an excellent selection of both Thisspacious 4 bedroom town house is a deceptively stateand private schools. largehome with generous accommodation over three floors.The kitchen/breakfast room is overlooking the Additional Information frontof the property and offers a wide range of units Thevendor informs us:- Guide Price £745,000 andworktop space with built in appliances. The main Freehold receptionroom at the back of the house has large EstateManagement Charges - £208 pa bi-foldpatio doors giving access to the rear garden. To thefirst floor there are three bedrooms with a family 4 Bedrooms bathroom,and to the top floor, a principal bedroom 2 Bathrooms withwalk-through wardrobes and ensuite. 2 Receptions Outside Thefront offers parking and there is a footpath and Features gateto give access to the rear garden. The rear garden FourBedrooms, lounge, kitchen/diner, hasa patio area ideal for alfresco dining and the cloakroom,2 bathrooms, (1 ensuite), reminderof the garden is laid to lawn. garden,EPC: B Location LowerSunbury is an historic village dating back to the BronzeAge situated on the banks of the River Thames 3miles from Hampton Court Palace. This property is welllocated for access to the M3 & M25 for London andmajor airports. The local amenities include a numberof charming shops, restaurants and pubs in LowerSunbury with more comprehensive shopping Hamptons 24-26 High Street FOURBEDROOM TOWN HOUSE WITH NO Weybridge, Surrey, KT13 8AB 01932 859933 ONWARDCHAIN [email protected] www.hamptons.co.uk ForClarification Wewish to inform prospective purchasers that we have prepared these sales cupboards/shelves,etc. Accordingly, they should not be relied upon for carpets particularsas a general guide. We have not carried out a detailed survey,nor andfurnishings. Formal notice is also given that all fixtures and fittings, carpeting, testedthe services, appliances and specific fittings. Room sizes are approximate curtains/blindsand kitchen equipment, whether fitted or not, are deemed androunded: they are taken between internal wall surfaces and therefore include removableby the vendor unless specifically itemised within these particulars. .

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