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Area stats3 bedroom detached house
Study
Sold STC
Detached house
3 beds
2 baths
1506
EPC rating: C
Key information
Features and description
- Short walk to station
- Ground floor master bedroom suite
- 2 further double bedrooms
- Family bathroom
- Kitchen
- Lounge/dining room
- Study/bedroom 4
- Gated drive
- Sunny garden
- Council tax band f
A deceptive 3 bedroom detached chalet style home presented in superb order throughout, located within a short walk of a local shop and Effingham Junction station.
The L-shaped hall gives access into the well-equipped, dual aspect kitchen with a good range of gloss cream fronted kitchen units with integrated appliances including a fridge/freezer, washing machine, wine fridge, double oven & grill and 5-ring gas hob with an extractor above plus an external door to the side. The substantial lounge/dining room is triple aspect with plenty of room for a good sized dining table. A fireplace with an inset gas coal effect fire is the focal point for the lounge where double doors lead out to the sunny west backing patio and garden. The second reception room works well as a study but could also be a family room if required.
The ground floor master bedroom has plenty of room for built-in wardrobes if desired and has an ensuite shower room to the side. As with the lounge double doors lead out to the patio and garden. The cloakroom completes the ground floor.
Upstairs two excellent double bedrooms mirror each other, one with built-in storage, the other having the use of a built-in wardrobe on the landing. These are serviced by the modern family bathroom in the middle.
To the front of the property the gravel driveway is accessed through a 5-bar gate where there is parking for a number of cars and access into the attached single garage.
The rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with flower and shrub beds and mature hedging to the sides giving a high degree of privacy. The garden has a westerly aspect so enjoys the afternoon and evening sun with a backdrop of local woodland.
The current owner has invested in a number of improvements to the property, including a new gas fired boiler and replacement roofs for the rear dormer and lounge extension.
Council Tax Band: F
Tenure: Freehold
The L-shaped hall gives access into the well-equipped, dual aspect kitchen with a good range of gloss cream fronted kitchen units with integrated appliances including a fridge/freezer, washing machine, wine fridge, double oven & grill and 5-ring gas hob with an extractor above plus an external door to the side. The substantial lounge/dining room is triple aspect with plenty of room for a good sized dining table. A fireplace with an inset gas coal effect fire is the focal point for the lounge where double doors lead out to the sunny west backing patio and garden. The second reception room works well as a study but could also be a family room if required.
The ground floor master bedroom has plenty of room for built-in wardrobes if desired and has an ensuite shower room to the side. As with the lounge double doors lead out to the patio and garden. The cloakroom completes the ground floor.
Upstairs two excellent double bedrooms mirror each other, one with built-in storage, the other having the use of a built-in wardrobe on the landing. These are serviced by the modern family bathroom in the middle.
To the front of the property the gravel driveway is accessed through a 5-bar gate where there is parking for a number of cars and access into the attached single garage.
The rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with flower and shrub beds and mature hedging to the sides giving a high degree of privacy. The garden has a westerly aspect so enjoys the afternoon and evening sun with a backdrop of local woodland.
The current owner has invested in a number of improvements to the property, including a new gas fired boiler and replacement roofs for the rear dormer and lounge extension.
Council Tax Band: F
Tenure: Freehold
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Low crime
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Home prices (average)
3 bedroom detached houses
£756,092
£756,092
About this agent
Established in 1987 Henshaws enjoy an unrivalled reputation in the area with the two working directors Andrew Halliwell and Timothy Pearce having nearly 40 years of property agency experience in the Great Bookham and East Horsley areas. This reputation has been built on the friendly and personal approach shared by them and their team which has resulted in a high level of repeat business. A familiar face is important; however, this must be combined with up to date marketing expertise in order to stay at the forefront of estate agency in the 21st century. Henshaws vision is to provide its clients with a bespoke professional service whilst ensuring the latest technological and marketing campaigns are fully embraced which include automatic e-mail updates, frequent press advertising and high profile web marketing through the most prominent web portals. We are a member firm of the NAEA (The National Association of Estate Agents), and ARLA (The Association of Residential Letting Agents). Having won ‘best agent in category’ at the prestigious Surrey Property Awards dinner, we were asked to represent The Guild of Professional Estate Agents, for our area. The Guild is an association of nearly 700 professional independent estate agents throughout the country, with a prominent head office in Park Lane London. Promoting good practice in agency we are also members of the Ombudsman Scheme for Estate Agents.