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Built in 1900, this extended, Victorian, double-fronted detached home provides a balanced layout of spacious reception rooms including a large living room with gas coal effect fire leading to a separate breakfast/family room with door into the kitchen. Off the kitchen is a dining room with a gas coal effect fire with brick surround and a further separate reception room, ideal as a study or further family room. The kitchen is fitted with a range of cream coloured units with a built in Bosch dishwasher, fridge/freezer, 4 ring electric hob and oven below, however, what may interest the buyer is the potential to extend this into what is a very large utility room to create a kitchen/breakfast room. Upstairs, all 4 bedrooms could comfortably be described as doubles. The master above the living room is particularly well proportioned and leads into a separate dressing room with 2 built in double wardrobes. Beyond this is a large modern fitted en-suite bathroom with a white suite including twin basins, deep bath and separate tiled shower cubicle. One of the bedrooms features what is presumably the original fireplace. There is a further family bathroom with white suite. The property is heated via a gas central heating to radiators and the windows have been replaced with sealed unit double glazed windows.

Garden and Exterior

Outside, the front of the house is approached via an in and out gravel driveway providing off-street parking for a number of cars and gives access to the larger than average single garage which has an up and over door, power and light. To the back of the garage is a small courtyard that could be most attractive. The rear garden has a stone paved patio leading to a lawned area, enclosed by panel fencing with mature shrubs and various small trees. The garden faces an approximate southerly direction.

Location

Situated in this charming unadopted and unmade road on the edge of Horsell Common which gives the property a lovely semi-rural feel as well as having an exceptionally quiet road to the front. Woking town centre with its 2 shopping complexes, multiplex cinema, 2 theatres and leisure facilities is about 1 mile walk away. Woking mainline station provides a fast and frequent train service into London Waterloo (approx. 28 minutes) The area has a wide choice of local, independent and international schools. For the motorist the arterial roads of the M3, M25 and A3 are all nearby.

By: Lee Murphy

Office: Woking
Bridge House
Goldsworth Road
Woking
Surrey
GU21 6JT

Telephone: 01483 776644
Facsimile: 01483 771977
Email: woking@curchods.com