4 bedroom character property

The Old Station Masters House is a substantial character Grade II listed property which was constructed at the same time as Bookham Station and dates back to the Victorian period. The property offers immense charm and character having attractive red brick elevations with bay window to the front relieved by sash windows under a tiled roof. Internally the house has 10ft high ceilings, panelled internal doors, 4 double bedrooms and the ground floor is orientated so the kitchen/breakfast room leads into a generous size conservatory which overlooks the garden. The garden extends predominately to the side and enjoys a delightful south westerly facing aspect. In addition at the front of the house there is a further area screened by a 1.8m high fence which leads to a double width driveway plus further parking area to the side of the house.

Bookham Station provides regular services into Central London (Waterloo/Victoria) and Bookham High Street is approximately 3/4 of a mile distant and offers an excellent selection of local shops including a supermarket, two butchers, two bakers, a fishmongers as well as two health centres, several dental surgeries, a Post Office, public library and village hall. There is an abundance of beautiful countryside nearby including Bookham Common which is looked after by the National Trust and provides acres of mature woodland with many miles of bridleways and public footpaths ideal for the horse riding or walking enthusiast.

Accommodation

• Reception Hall
• Cloakroom
• Living Room 17'5" × 12'4" (5.31m × 3.76m)
• Dining Room 12'4" × 11'2" (3.76m × 3.40m)
• Kitchen/Breakfast Room 15'1" × 10'3" (4.60m × 3.12m)
• Inner Hall
• Conservatory 13'5" × 12'10" (4.09m × 3.91m)
• First Floor Landing
• Bedroom 1 14'6" × 12'4" (4.42m × 3.76m)
• Bedroom 2 12'4" × 11'2" (3.76m × 3.40m)
• Bedroom 3 10'11" × 10'3" (3.33m × 3.12m)
• Bedroom 4 10'3" × 8'1" (3.12m × 2.46m)
• Family Bathroom
• Parking
• South Westerly Facing Garden