Occupying the entire ground floor and basement of the Grade II listed Suthrey House, this exceptional riverside residence offers beautifully proportioned accommodation with one of Mortlake's largest private riverside gardens.

Unlike many converted period buildings, the entire riverside garden is for the exclusive use of the ground floor apartment, creating an exceptional private setting.

Originally dating from 1619, with a significant Georgian addition in the early 19th century, the property combines remarkable heritage with elegant period detailing and generous lateral living. The principal rooms enjoy direct views across the private garden to the River Thames, creating an exceptional sense of space and tranquillity.

The kitchen/dining room is the heart of the home, with three full-height sash windows overlooking the garden and river beyond. A traditional range cooker, bespoke cabinetry and a glazed panel revealing the wine cellar below add both character and practicality.

Adjoining is a superb reception room centred around a log-burning stove, with further floor-to-ceiling sash windows providing an abundance of natural light.

The bedroom accommodation is arranged to the front of the property and comprises three generous double bedrooms, including a principal suite with en-suite bathroom, together with two further bathrooms.

An occasional fourth bedroom is currently arranged as an additional reception room, offering flexibility as a family room, home office or occasional guest room.

The extensive basement provides useful ancillary space in addition to the wine cellar and offers excellent potential for further accommodation, subject to the necessary planning permissions and listed building consents.

Set behind private electric gates, the property also benefits from off-street parking for up to five vehicles.

Suthrey House occupies an enviable position on the banks of the River Thames, within easy reach of Barnes Village, White Hart Lane and Sheen Lane, offering an excellent selection of independent shops, cafés and restaurants alongside a large Waitrose and an M&S Food supermarket. Local favourites include, Orange Pekoe Cafe, Rick Steins restaurant and the Watermans Arms pub and restaurant. Mortlake and Barnes Bridge stations provide regular train services into central London, while Richmond Park, Barnes Common and the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew, are both close by. The area is also exceptionally well served by an outstanding selection of private and state schools, including St Paul's School, The Harrodian School, Ibstock Place School and Thomson House School to name just a few.