A magnificent contemporary detached house, designed by world renowned architect Sir Terry Farrell, famous for his postmordernist work such as the famous MI6 building in Central London, the KK100 in Shenzhen China, the tallest building ever designed by a British architect and Guangzhou South Railway Station, once the largest railway station in all Asia. The house was designed and built for the current owners in 2004 and provides almost 7000 square feet of accommodation, which consists of five bedrooms and fours bathrooms (en-suite), which are accessed via a double height gallery that runs the full length of the house. As the house is arranged over only two floors it offers fabulous lateral living space, open-plan and sleek on the ground floor with a double height sky lit atrium, filtering natural light throughout the house. Situation The property occupies a delightful setting in an exclusive gated enviroment, accessed discreetly from River Lane, an enchanting backwater in the heart of Petersham. The village is a charming Georgian Hamlet just outside Richmond set between the river and the beautiful 2500 green acres of Richmond park. Richmond town centre provides a comprehensive and sophisticated selection of shops and restaurants and a combined station with a rapid mainline service to London Waterloo, the District line tube and the Overground line to Stratford via North London. Outside The generous gardens are totally secluded and offer a variety of courtyards from all priciple rooms and provides a generous area of lawn and large patio areas, ideal for entertaining. There is a double garage and ample drive way parking for at least two cars.