Hamm Court, Weybridge, Surrey, KT13

The Whim is a beautifully presented home that the current owners built for themselves in the early 1990s. This attractive four bedroom residence offers an abundance of spacious accommodation with a very flexible floor plan. Designed principally over two floors at a raised level with a very large further basement area which has power and light and is currently used as a workshop/storage area and billiards room with adjoining garaging. The accommodation is bright and airy throughout and upon entering there is a lovely spacious reception hall with oak flooring, low voltage down lighters and off this a cloakroom comprising a white suite. A large double guest bedroom with its own en-suite. To one side of the house is a lovely triple aspect lounge, fireplace with wood burning stove and a return door through to a dining room which has oak flooring and enjoys pleasant rear aspect views over the garden and River Thames beyond. Sliding patio doors give access out onto a covered eating area. Upstairs you will find the principal bedroom with en-suite bathroom along with two further double bedrooms and a bathroom. Externally the property continues to impress with imposing frontage. The large plot offers a high degree of privacy with beautifully manicured gardens to both the front and rear. Secure parking is available for several cars in both the garage and driveway. The property boasts over a large 100 foot deep water mooring, ideal for boating enthusiasts. Hamm Court is a mere half mile from the centre of bustling Weybridge, yet retains its seclusion nestled within 90 acres. A private estate with many of the properties having their own private moorings either on the main River Thames or River Bourne. Boasting an eclectic mix of homes the most notable being the original Hamm Court Farm. Hamm Court Farm has had a number of illustrious owners over the years. From the son of William the Conqueror to King Charles I Royal Physician and even harboured unknowingly an eminent highwayman who remained at large for some time, being too fast for anyone to catch. Eventually the hand of the law caught up with the masked raider and it turned out he was groom to the Earl of Portmore residing at Hamm Court Farm and therefore had access to the fastest horses in the land.