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"Situated in a cul de sac close to the green spaces of Ham Common, Richmond Park and the local nature reserve the property has a wonderful feel as you approach. The property sits in a plot of 0.17 acres and has a beautiful mature garden, a carriage driveway to the front with access to the sizeable garage.

The property offers lateral accommodation over two floors and there is potential to extend the current space further STP . There are currently four bedrooms with the principal providing an en suite along with another family bathroom and access to the loft space.

On the ground floor there is a large sitting room with a picture window overlooking the spacious rear garden and the Ham Common Woods nature reserve, along with a family room providing access to the garden. The kitchen leads off the family room and is flooded with natural light from the bay window. There is ample space for dining and the added benefit of a separate utility room and W.C. There is also a study on the ground floor.

The property is presented in immaculate condition throughout.

Close to Ham House, the River Thames and the world famous Richmond Park, The Shires is located in a private road in the conservation area of Ham, and adjacent to Ham Common. Ham is a beautiful village that perfectly balances city and country living thanks to the local green spaces of Ham Copse, Ham Common and Richmond Park, with multiple London transport links.
A wonderful, clean location for families, professionals and retirees, Ham is ideally located for state and private schools, including Grey Court secondary rated Outstanding by OFSTED , Russell primary, Kingston Academy, the German School, and both Tiffin Grammar schools to name a few. You will find everyday amenities such as chemists, bakers, dry cleaning, small Tesco and Sainsburys outlets with easy parking, and coffee spots on your doorstep, alongside a selection of pubs, cafes and restaurants. The area is also renowned for its culinary experiences at Petersham Nurseries and the Michelin starred Dysart s.

Ham Parade market sells ethically sourced local food, art and crafts on the first Saturday of every month except January .
Richmond and Kingston town centres both offer a wider range of shops, from independent boutiques on cobbled lanes, to leading High Street brands, along with a Whole Foods and Waitrose supermarkets. Richmond, with direct trains to Waterloo, District line Underground trains, and the North London line, is a short journey by bus, car or by walking cycling along the river path. Kingston, with its excellent shopping facilities and parking, is two miles.