House For Sale £950,000
Foundations are delighted to present to the market this enchanting and truly unique period home. The core of the building dates back to the early 1800's when it is believed that this impressive property served as the Nanny's quarters, nestled within the grounds of a larger house
Foundations are delighted to present to the market this enchanting and truly unique period home. The core of the building dates back to the early 1800's when it is believed that this impressive property served as the Nanny's quarters, nestled within the grounds of a larger house.
'The Folly’ has been well maintained during its long history, updated for modern life, but always by preserving the unique character of the house. Over the years it has been thoughtfully extended to create a more spacious home, including a large living room built in the late 1800's, and in more recent times a large main bedroom and a stunning 'Tom Howley' kitchen/orangery. There are many period features to be found including the beautifully tiled floors, lancet style windows and a high walled garden creating seclusion and shelter. The glass covered well in the orangery is a rare and charming fixture in the home that boasts so many hidden treasures.
A large detached garage benefits from a games room/office with shower room above, which could be converted into a self contained annexe subject to planning permission. Internal viewings are highly recommended via the vendor's sole agents.
Located within the town of Addlestone which more recently has undergone significant regeneration and now includes shops such as a Waitrose, a Tesco superstore, array of retail and convenience shopping including a cinema. For the commuter there is Addlestone station, or alternatively Woking, Weybridge and Byfleet are all a short drive away with faster services into Waterloo. The M25 (junction 11) is within 2 miles whilst local towns such as Ottershaw Chertsey and Weybridge are all surrounding.
Foundations are delighted to present to the market this enchanting and truly unique period home. The core of the building dates back to the early 1800's when it is believed that this impressive property served as the Nanny's quarters, nestled within the grounds of a larger house.
'The Folly’ has been well maintained during its long history, updated for modern life, but always by preserving the unique character of the house. Over the years it has been thoughtfully extended to create a more spacious home, including a large living room built in the late 1800's, and in more recent times a large main bedroom and a stunning 'Tom Howley' kitchen/orangery. There are many period features to be found including the beautifully tiled floors, lancet style windows and a high walled garden creating seclusion and shelter. The glass covered well in the orangery is a rare and charming fixture in the home that boasts so many hidden treasures.
A large detached garage benefits from a games room/office with shower room above, which could be converted into a self contained annexe subject to planning permission. Internal viewings are highly recommended via the vendor's sole agents.
Located within the town of Addlestone which more recently has undergone significant regeneration and now includes shops such as a Waitrose, a Tesco superstore, array of retail and convenience shopping including a cinema. For the commuter there is Addlestone station, or alternatively Woking, Weybridge and Byfleet are all a short drive away with faster services into Waterloo. The M25 (junction 11) is within 2 miles whilst local towns such as Ottershaw Chertsey and Weybridge are all surrounding.
