This extraordinary property, known as the Dockmaster's House, boasts a rich history dating back to 1827 when it was designed by renowned architect Philip Hardwick. The Grade II listed house has undergone significant transformations, including the combination with the adjacent Toll House, which was redesigned in the style of Sir John Soane. The property's unique features include its stunning river views, apsidal windows, and barrel windows, which give the impression of being on a ship. The interior is reminiscent of a Georgian English country house, with a grand atrium, ornate cupola ceiling, and beautifully decorated rooms. The property also features a stunning garden, designed by Todd Longstaffe Gowan, with a parterre, mature roses, and various locations for outdoor entertaining. The property is surrounded by the River Thames and has private security, daily refuse collection, and a unique entrance via the "Red Bridge" over the lock. The property also includes a double garage, a secure walled yard, and potential for additional development. This is a truly unique property that offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of history in one of London's most iconic locations.