Onslow Road, Burwood Park, Walton-on-Thames, KT12

Constructed on a magnificent secluded plot backing onto Broadwater Lake in the heart of Burwood Park. Turnpoint was individually designed for his own occupancy by architect Rodney Gordon with Gordon’s most famous work being the modernist monument to the renowned Victorian scientist Michael Faraday at Elephant and Castle in Central London. Because of its special architectural, the original house was given a Grade II listing by English Heritage in 1996. Set well back and barely visible from the road, an automated gate gives access to the property via a brick paved driveway. There is a substantial detached double garage with slate tiled floor, and plenty of parking to the front of the house as well as additional covered parking beneath the house. Being slightly elevated above ground level, steps rise easily to two sides, from the drive as well as the garden giving access to the stunning open plan living accommodation. Making the very best of its position on its plot there is an abundance of large pivoted double glazed doors and windows to the original part of the building giving lovely views over the garden, which are themselves then bounded by substantial mature trees. The large decked terrace with inset lighting spans the width of the house and is easily accessed from the living, dining and kitchen areas. It then gently steps down on to the main garden and makes the very best of Turnpoint’s beautiful outlook and superb South West facing aspect. The entire plot extends to approximately .80 acres being predominantly lawned. Backing directly onto Broadwater Lake it also has a private gated access to the lake and paths surrounding it.

Council Tax Band G (Elmbridge)