A handsome modern house situated on a popular residential road, less than a mile from West Byfleet mainline station.

Description

Perivale is approached by electric gates, leading to a block paved driveway with space for several vehicles in front of a double garage.

The large front door opens into a galleried double height entrance hall with a central staircase. To the left is the formal bay fronted triple aspect drawing room running the length of the property with access out to the rear patio area. To the right is the bay fronted dining room.

The hub of this home is the kitchen/breakfast/family room to the rear. It is fitted with Quartz marble worktops with hand carved detailing and integrated appliances and a large central island breakfast bar. There are corner bi-fold doors that open up onto the patio area of the rear garden, making this the ideal space to entertain. Off of the kitchen is the pantry and utility room which gives side access to the garden. In addition there is a guest cloakroom, useful store and separate coats cupboard on this floor.

Leading up to the first floor is the impressive main bedroom suite with a Juliette balcony offering views out to the rear garden. A bespoke fitted dressing room and luxury en suite. There are a further four bedroom suites on this floor.

The top floor has two bedrooms and a bathroom, which could be ideal for a teenager's space or live in nanny.

The rear garden has a patio area and steps up to the lawn with a mature array of flower beds, shrubs and trees providing seclusion.

The property further benefits from Nest heating controllers throughout with ground and first floor, underfloor heating, ADT alarm, Arlo CCTV cameras, an external car charging point, window shutters throughout and a water softener.

Please note the images used for marketing purposes are from July 2016.

Location

West Byfleet began life in the Edwardian and Victorian eras, with the development of large houses and small holdings, close to the Basingstoke and Wey canals and the train station to enable commuting.

Until the middle of the 19th Century, the area was largely woodland. Much of the farmland was used for the growing of flowers for their perfume, mainly used in soap. Some of the local roads still bear names that reflect this.

Today, West Byfleet remains sought after for commuters and local families as it retains its village atmosphere and green, leafy avenues.

At the heart of West Byfleet there is the train station and a variety of independent shops and restaurants as well as a large Waitrose.

There is a village hall and green recreation areas for the local community and there is a drive for the community to take an active involvement in the development of the area.
For those who enjoy activities, the area is served by the local golf club and Top Golf driving range. Nearby is Mercedes Benz World, Brooklands Museum and the Bus Museum for car and plane enthusiasts. There are also an abundance of sports and leisure clubs, food fairs and community events in the local and surrounding areas.

West Byfleet is close to several well regarded primary schools and nurseries and the nearest secondary school is Fullbrook School and Sixth Form. There are also several notable private schools in the surrounding area.

Whilst West Byfleet retains its village feel, it is located close to Woking for shopping, theatre, cinema and art galleries and still there is easy access to London on the train. West Byfleet also offers easy access to Junction 10 of the M25.

Please note all distances are approximate.

Square Footage: 5,782 sq ft