A truly unique house set within the grounds of one of the few large mansion houses left in Weybridge, dating back to circa 1862 when it is believed to have had an affiliation to nearby St Mary’s Church.

0.5 Miles to Walton-On-Thames Mainline Station | 100 yards to Cleves School | 0.7 Miles to Oatlands Junior School | 0.9 Miles to Queens Road Shops | 1 Mile to Walton-On-Thames High Street | 0.8 Miles to Oatlands Village shops, cafes and pubs.

This magnificent house is full of charm and original features, from stained glass windows to beautiful stone and pewter fireplaces.

On entering the house from the featured wooden porch, you are immediately taken aback by the sense of grandeur and space.

The large entrance hallway with its high ceiling and stone flooring incorporating underfloor heating leads through double doors onto a large, majestic, open-plan lounge and dining room with an abundance of light from the double-aspect windows on both sides.

Both of these rooms are full of original features, and both areas have stone and pewter open fireplaces, solid wood flooring throughout, and high ceilings.

Off the dining room is a lovely, modern, fully fitted kitchen with original terracotta tiles that have been restored to their original condition.

Upstairs off the landing are three good-sized double bedrooms, one currently being used as an office and one having an ensuite shower room.

The family bathroom has been well thought out and designed in keeping with the age and stature of the building.

Outside is where Brighthampton really comes into its own. The gardens are superbly maintained with various areas of lawns that allow for entertaining, or if you want to while away the summer days, there is no better place than underneath the outstanding, large, listed magnolia tree.

Brighthampton is an imposing property situated on a tree-lined avenue close to one of the best primary schools in the area and less than half a mile from Walton-on-Thames mainline stations with its fast trains into London Waterloo. It has been lovingly maintained and restored by its current owner, it really needs to be seen internally to be fully appreciated.


Other Information (as advised by the seller*):.

Council Tax Band: E
Tenure: Share of Freehold with 941 years remaining on the lease
Lease: 1000 years from 24th June 1966
Service Charge: Currently £1,750.00, including Ground Rent per annum
Ground Rent: £20 included in the service charge per annum
Location of Boiler: Kitchen
Approx. Age of Construction: 1862
Loft: Part-Boarded
Garden Direction: Southwest Facing - Communal
Parking Arrangements: Garage + Allocated space + Visitors parking
Vendors position: Actively Looking
Agent: Roberto Ghirardani

*Please verify these details through the conveyancing process
*All distances or travel times are based on Google Maps