Initial price	£9,950,000
15/07/25	£8,250,000
Price Change	-17.09%

Ferry House, a beautifully designed Georgian-style property, was rebuilt in 1953 after the original dower house was destroyed during World War II. The house has a rich history, having been owned by the Duke of Northumberland and Lord Gilmour, and even served as a residence for artist William Turner. Nestled on the River Thames, the property boasts stunning walled gardens and a large parcel of additional land, including stables, a menage, woodlands, and a swimming pool. The interior features tastefully presented and laterally configured accommodation, perfect for both everyday family life and formal entertaining. The property has undergone recent renovations and offers a striking reception hallway, beautifully appointed kitchen, and seven bedrooms with six bathrooms. The riverside gardens wrap around the property, providing excellent privacy and incredible views, and include areas ideal for alfresco entertaining, including a three-storey treehouse. With easy access to local amenities, motorways, and international shopping and dining options in Richmond, Ferry House is a unique and desirable family home.