Property description

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Positioned in an extremely enviable location on Thames Street in Sunbury on Thames is this absolutely charming unmodernised Grade 2 listed house which is thought to originally date from the Restoration Period with later additions from both the Queen Anne and Georgian Periods. ‘Pomfret Cottage’ got its name from the 1st Lord Pomfret who is said to have lived at ‘Pomfret House’ and to have owned the surrounding land. It was rented or borrowed by Edward VIII, Prince of Wales for his visits to Monksbridge. The house which is enchanting is set over three floors and is 2343sqft; the house is filled with wonderful architectural features throughout and of special note is the well proportioned first floor drawing room which has both three floor to ceiling sash windows to the front aspect and lovely volume. Furthermore both the receiving hallway and the reception room have wooden panelling to the walls throughout. To the rear of the property is a walled garden which is both secluded and a very good size. Additionally to the rear is off street parking and the ability to drive within the walled garden through private high wooden gates. The sale of 'Pomfret Cottage' is truly a very exciting opportunity to acquire an absolutely charming home in an enviable setting.

4 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, Wet Room, 3 Reception Rooms, Kitchen, Cellar, Gardens, Off Street Parking

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