Beautifully styled period house with stylish décor throughout, close to local schools and Hersham station.

Description

Set in a quiet road in Hersham is this beautiful semi-detached family home, that has been extended and renovated to create a seamless blend between character and modern family living.

On the ground floor the formal living room has a front facing bay window and elegant feature fireplace. The kitchen/family room is of particular note comprehensively fitted with sleek cabinets and a large central island with breakfast bar seating. The sleek colour palette, vaulted ceiling, skylights and bi-fold doors opening on to the garden have made this the heart of this stylish family home. There is a separate utility room off the kitchen and a cloakroom with good under stairs storage space completing the accommodation on this floor.

The first floor offers two double bedrooms, one currently being used as an office, and a single bedroom which is currently used as a nursery. There is also a modern family bathroom on this floor.

The top floor is dedicated to the main bedroom suite. Stylishly decorated, it also features a walk in dressing area, additional eaves storage and a beautiful en suite complete with dual basins, a roll top bath and a walk-in shower.

To the front of the property is a paved area set behind a low brick wall with a traditional painted wrought iron double gate which leads to the front door. There is additional bin storage to the side of the property. The landscaped garden is mainly laid to lawn with a separate patio area leading straight from the kitchen through the bi-fold doors, perfect for al-fresco dining.

Please note the images used are from February 2022.

NB: Please discuss fixtures and fittings with the agents.

Location

Hersham was originally called Heverisham, meaning the piece of land that runs along the bend in the river Mole. At its heart is The Green which, as well as being a play area for dogs and children, the community hosts several events throughout the year there including the popular Hersham Beer Festival, a travelling fair and local fêtes.

In 1907, William Whiteley of Whiteley’s store in Bayswater left £1m in his Will for the provision of housing for retired members of commercial trades. And so Whiteley Village was born. It is a very special community in Hersham, specifically designed to cater for retired residents. Whiteley Village allows members of the local community to run clubs and activities from its halls, swimming pool (especially suitable for babies and young children) and playing fields. This special village continues as a success story to this day.

Hersham Village boasts a large Waitrose and a Lidl as well as a selection of shops, restaurants and cafés. Hersham also has some excellent pubs that draw visitors from beyond the local area to enjoy the food, drink, atmosphere and occasional live music too.

Garson’s Farm is a local family run business on the boarders of Hersham. Offering fresh farm produce, including pick your own fruit and vegetables, as well as gifts, a well-stocked garden centre and café. A fabulous trip out for the whole family throughout the year.

For those who love sports, Hersham is home to Esher Rugby club, football and golf clubs and cricket too. The village also offers other activities and clubs for children and adults such as dance. There is a ceramic café in the town for those who want to spend time together doing something creative.

If you have a love of animals and the great outdoors, you may wish to volunteer at the local greyhound rescue centre. You get to enjoy some lovely walks and the dogs enjoy spending time with you. There is a well-established horse riding stables who cater for all levels of riding.

Hersham train station is on the direct line into London Waterloo from 24 minutes. Perfect for those who travel into town for work or who enjoy London nights out. Hersham Village is also within easy access of M25 Junction 10 and the A3. Please note that distance and times are approximate.

Square Footage: 1,462 sq ft