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An irreplaceable historic gem on the banks of the River Thames, The King's Observatory is a unique Grade I listed building commissioned by King George III and completed in 1769.

At the heart of the house are two dramatic interconnecting octagonal rooms, one the entrance hall with a mezzanine gallery, the other a library capable of housing approximately 6,000 volumes within original Georgian glazed shelving. Both rooms extend through two storeys, flanked by spiral staircases.

The principal dining room, with its strikingly high ceiling, is decorated with hand painted Chinese silk wallpaper panels reproducing a China Trade view of Canton in 1772, the original of which is displayed in the Hong Kong Maritime Museum.

The two principal bedroom suites on the first floor provide en suite dressing rooms and bathrooms with marble tiling, a freestanding bath and separate shower room, served throughout by a spacious modern Otis lift.

On the lower ground floor, a garden level family and television room is accompanied by two further spacious double bedroom suites, while beneath the house survive the original brick vaults upon which the Observatory was constructed.

Outstanding Feature: The Observatory Cupola.

Reached by its own staircase, the original working observatory cupola offers roof access and a genuinely extraordinary link back to the building's scientific origins, once a working royal observatory, now a private rooftop retreat.

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Slade Oak is a striking and luxurious modern home offering generous living accommodation with a well designed layout, arranged over three floors.

The grand, wide entrance hall sets the scene, with a statement galleried landing above, leading through double doors to the formal dining room, a private study and a nearly 1,000 sq ft split-level, double formal drawing room with three sets of bi fold doors leading out to the garden terrace.

At the very heart of the home is a generously sized, open plan kitchen and dining area, with an abundance of bespoke shaker cabinetry, a commanding central island, a feature double width Aga and a walk in pantry.

The rear garden terrace, accessed via bi fold doors from the drawing room and kitchen, includes a swimming pool and a children's play area, all set behind secure gates within the property's private, golf course backing plot

Upstairs, four double bedrooms with en suites occupy the first floor, including a spacious principal bedroom with a balcony, dressing room and freestanding bath, while the second floor provides two further en suite bedrooms and a large laundry room.

Outstanding Feature: The Gym & Games Room.

At over 800 sq ft with a vaulted ceiling for exceptional height, it's a genuinely impressive space that brings a real sense of scale to everyday family life.

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From a Grade I listed royal observatory built for King George III, to a striking modern family home backing onto Denham Golf Club, two very different, very special homes on the market now.

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Lyndsey Prime | Million Pound House Daily