Battlecrease Hall, a historic 17th-century home with a striking Georgian makeover, boasts a rich and distinctive history. The property has been home to several notable figures, including Lady Emma Hamilton, mistress of Lord Nelson, and Sir Henry Rider Haggard, renowned for his adventure novels. The house has been lovingly restored by its current owners while preserving its historical character. The property features elegant reception rooms, a beautifully restored kitchen, and a conservatory dining space that seamlessly connects indoor and outdoor living. The upstairs bedrooms offer breathtaking views and are thoughtfully decorated in timeless tones. The grounds feature a large heated swimming pool, a productive fruit and vegetable garden, and a charming brick wall. The original coach house has been converted into a self-contained annexe with its own access and amenities. Located in the historic riverside town of Shepperton, the property offers a rare blend of village charm and modern convenience, with easy access to London and the countryside.