This stunning Grade II Listed landmark home, built in the 1690s, occupies an incredible position overlooking the River Thames. The property boasts over 8,500 sq ft of living space, with a strikingly symmetrical red-brick exterior and a magnificent sundial on the garden front. The house has been extensively renovated and expanded over the years, with the addition of two wings designed by James Gibbs in 1751. The interior features a large hallway with a view of the river, formal living rooms, a large kitchen/breakfast room, and nine bedrooms with views of the river. The property also has a walled front garden, parking for several cars, and a plot of approximately ½ an acre. The location is ideal, with Twickenham town centre and the River Thames just a few hundred yards away, and access to London Waterloo station via Twickenham train station. The area is also home to numerous recreational facilities, schools, and sports clubs, making it an ideal location for family life.