We often speak about the relationship between old and new, we see it every day, modern additions to period properties; sometimes effective, sometimes not. Well I think we can confidently say that this 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom, detached Edwardian home, has embraced and been enhanced by the current owners' additions of a large rear extension, as well as a loft conversion.

Stepping into the hallway you are greeted by everything you would expect from a typical Edwardian house, high ceilings, decorative details, and generous proportions. The front room is large, currently used as a music studio, and features a large bay window to the front, and period fireplace. The main living space downstairs is to the rear of the property, where Edwardian ceiling heights meet the modern extension, creating a semi-open plan living space, with separate areas for dining, living, and kitchen. The rear has two stretches of triple glazed bi-folding doors, which alongside an array of well thought out windows within the extension, provide floods of natural light. The kitchen has been tastefully designed, with white gloss units contrasting against a grey Silestone worktop. There are plenty of bells and whistles, including a boiling water tap, wine fridge, gas wok ring, Neff induction hob, oven, combi microwave and hot drawer. The log burner in the sitting area is fully functional, and gets swept once a year. Off the main space is a study, that in turn leads through to the utility and then garage. Upstairs on the first floor you'll find three of the four bedrooms, and the family bathroom. The secondary bedroom is the original principal room, with a large bay window to the front, and feature fireplace. The third room is also a generous size, with a large window looking over the garden. The fourth bedroom also looks over the rear and has yet another period fireplace.
The top floor is where you will find the principal bedroom, located within a loft conversion, with built in storage along one wall, eaves storage surrounding the room, en suite and windows looking out the rear of the property and onto the garden.
The extension and loft conversions were carried out in 2013, double glazing has been installed throughout the property bar a few period stain glass windows, and the boiler is three years old, on an annual service plan. A selection of solar panels on the roof contribute to heating costs and feed excess energy into the national grid.
It is clear that the garden has been forged with an awful lot of time, energy and care. Mature flowers beds weave between sections of lawn, raised vegetable beds, patio, seating areas, nature ponds and more. The vast amount of glass on the rear of the property blurs the line between inside and out, creating a truly special environment in the spring and summer. The front of the property is brick laid, with two off road parking spaces.
The village of Tadworth is on your doorstep and is well served by local shops and facilities including independent traders such as butchers, fishmongers, bakers, dry cleaners, vets, and award winning gift shop as well as a range of restaurants, village supermarket and mainline station to London. Tadworth Primary School and Chinthurst Prep School are both within a short walk and the area is also served by popular private and secondary schooling as well as several local nurseries and recreational facilities that are located at venues such as Walton Heath Golf Club, Kingswood Golf Club, David Lloyd in Epsom and Tadworth Leisure Center and others besides. Tadworth Railway station is a short walk away with regular trains into London Bridge and Victoria.
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