7 bedroom detached house

This substantial detached residence on Croydon Road is a striking example of late Victorian architecture infused with Edwardian grandeur. Built in 1900, the property boasts a distinctive mock Tudor design with red tile hanging and traditional pebble dash, exuding a timeless elegance. The exterior is instantly captivating, with patterned lead windows adding to its period charm and an impressive stone porch framing the original arched front door.

The home’s interior is as remarkable as its façade, offering three storeys of flexible accommodation. A welcoming entrance hall, spacious enough to incorporate a seating area and traditional mantel, sets the tone for the rest of the house.

The grand reception room, adorned with original panelling, carved picture rails, and a character fireplace, enjoys a dual aspect, with its largest window overlooking the veranda and the verdant garden beyond. Either side to this, the sitting room and dining room each offer direct access to the garden, perfect for entertaining or enjoying the tranquil surroundings.

A dedicated study provides a quiet retreat, while a downstairs WC and a traditional kitchen and breakfast room, complete with an adjoining laundry room, store, and garden access, add to the home’s practicality.

Ascending to the first floor, five double bedrooms provide generous living space, complemented by a modern shower room, an additional separate WC, and a utility room. In the winter months, views extend to Reigate Hill, whereas in the summer the foliage enhances the property's privacy and provides verdant views.

The second floor offers further flexibility, with two additional bedrooms, a bathroom, and a spacious store, along with ample eaves storage. The top floor offers excellent potential to be converted into a self-contained annexe, with the benefit of its own external entrance.

Throughout, this residence radiates character, seamlessly blending period details with the proportions and flow of an exceptional family home. A unique nod to the home’s heritage remains in the garage, where an original stained-glass window still graces the space.

Croydon Road is one of North Reigate’s most desirable addresses, perfectly positioned to enjoy both the natural beauty and urban convenience the area has to offer. The home enjoys far-reaching views across to Reigate Hill, a scenic haven for walks and outdoor pursuits. Wray Common, just footsteps away, provides further green space for dog walks.

Reigate train station is within easy reach, offering direct connections to London, while the town’s excellent road links, including the nearby M25, make for seamless commuting. Families are well catered for, with a selection of outstanding primary and secondary schools in the vicinity.

A short distance away, the historic Reigate High Street offers a charming blend of independent boutiques, acclaimed restaurants, and inviting cafés, all set against the backdrop of the town’s rich heritage. With its blend of character, convenience, and a prime setting, this home offers an exceptional lifestyle in one of Surrey’s most sought-after locations.