Designed by the renowned architect Royston Summers in 1975, this remarkable house is one of a prestigious collection of modernist homes arranged around a tranquil lake on a quiet no-through road. The houses on Lakeside Drive are among the most refined examples of 20th-century British architecture and won Summers a RIBA Award in 1976 and a DoE Medal and Diploma for Good Design in 1980. This particular house has five bedrooms and unfolds across approximately 3,700 sq ft. Of all the homes, it has the largest stretch of lake frontage and is immersed in private gardens filled with mature trees and a swimming pool. Lakeside Drive lies near the town centre of Esher, Surrey, from which railway services run to London Waterloo in around 25 minutes.