Built circa 1926, this lovely, bright, and spacious family home has been well maintained by the current owners and boasts excellent, flexible living accommodation over three floors. The property is entered via the open brick porchway giving access to the entrance hallway, a cloakroom, and the principal living rooms. The large kitchen/breakfast room features an impressive fireplace and is fitted with a generous range of shaker style units, a red tiled floor, and will easily accommodate a family table and chairs. There is a separate larder and a utility room alongside an external door giving access to the rear garden.

The study is a great size and is fitted with bespoke built-in storage. Across the hallway is the double-aspect dining room and the spacious sitting room that is lovely and bright with a large picture window offering panoramic views over the rear garden. There is plenty of room for an additional dining area next to the French doors that open out into the conservatory also giving further access to the rear garden.

To the first floor there are four bedrooms and two bathrooms, the master suite enjoys a large dressing area with plenty of wardrobes and leads through to a fully tiled ensuite shower room. Two further bedrooms are located on the second floor with the larger suite benefitting from an ensuite with a free-standing shower.

The property sits within a plot of approximately 2/3 of an acre – to the front is a generous gravel driveway with plenty of parking for multiple vehicles and access to the double garage. A gate leads through to the rear garden, that is wonderfully private and backs onto open fields beyond. A patio runs across the rear of the property offering separate areas to dine and entertain friends and family. Beautifully landscaped borders surround the lawn and are filled with an array of mature trees and shrubs that also create contrasts between the pond area, the greenhouse, and the vegetable patch. This truly is a lovely spacious, family home set within stunning countryside and close to West Clandon station, local amenities and schools.

The property is located on Clandon Road, backing directly onto countryside and within the popular commuter village of West Clandon, where properties rarely become available on the open market. This road features an array of different properties and is ideally located for the local convenience shop and transport links, with Clandon station within walking distance and the A3 and M25 a few minutes’ drive away.

West Clandon is a popular village that has appeared in the Doomsday Book listed as Clanedum. There is a legend that a dragon once blocked the route to West Clandon and in commemoration, there is a dragon cut into the chalk face of a quarry. The village has two pubs, a Saxon church, a village school as well as a British Legion, and a garden centre at Clandon Park (National Trust property and the former home of the Earl of Onslow). Local shops can be found at Ripley, Send, and Merrow with a supermarket at Burpham.

Guildford Town Centre for more comprehensive facilities lies about 4 miles to the southeast. Rail services are available from West Clandon to London Waterloo in about 50 mins or the same at Woking for about 22 mins The A3 is a few minutes’ drive away and links to J10 of the M25 for links to London & Heathrow or anticlockwise for Gatwick which is about 20 miles distance. The area is surrounded by National Trust and farmland which is ideal for walking, riding, and cycling with stunning views from the North Downs to the South Downs can be found at Newlands Corner.