House For Sale £975,000
This stunning Blunden Shadbolt house was built in 1924 and has been sympathetically extended over the years, whilst retaining all of its original features.
Having all the appeal of a Tudor cottage, Brockholt has the advantage of higher ceilings and cavity walls. It is within walking distance of the station, and on a bus route.
The 21ft sitting room has a wealth of old timbers, and a delightful inglenook fireplace, with bread
oven and seating. French doors open onto an enclosed patio overlooking the back garden.
The dining room has a fireplace and a built in oak dresser, with a serving hatch and small door
to the kitchen.
The large kitchen is a feature of the property with a four oven gas fired Aga, and dining area overlooking the garden.
Adjoining the kitchen is a playroom/hallway, leading to a level access shower room and two
further rooms; a south facing sitting room with French doors to the garden, and bedroom five.
This wing of the house has access to the drive via an enclosed porch, providing versatile accommodation for an elderly relative, nanny, home working or simply extra family living space.
Upstairs are four double bedrooms, all with en-suite bath/shower and W.C. Plus fitted cupboards
or eves storage.
The garden studio has a bar area, and a shower room with W.C. This is ideal for entertaining, office, gym or teenager’s den.
The front garden has a variety of mature trees, so the house is very well screened from the road. The front lawn is covered in a succession of Spring flowers; snowdrops, primroses, cowslips, irises, daffodils, tulips, and wood anemones.
There is extensive parking and a double barn style garage, plus a further large outbuilding, workshop and greenhouse all with power and lights.
The back garden is very secluded, with a delightful enclosed brick patio, large lawn, a fenced
duck pond, and beds containing wisteria, honeysuckle, lavender and a variety of shrubs.
Situation
Bonehurst Road offers excellent commuter access via the A23 to Gatwick Airport, Horley, Redhill and Reigate. There are bus routes locally and Salford station is just over half a mile with excellent fast and regular commuter services to London Bridge and Victoria, while Redhill is 3.2 miles with trains to London Blackfriars and Victoria. The M25 and M23 are within reach providing connections to London, the South Coast and the wider motorway network. Both Reigate and Redhill town centres are easily accessible and offer a comprehensive range of shops and boutiques including M&S Simply Food and the Belfry shopping centre. There is also a good range of restaurants, cafes and wine bars within each town. The area is also well served with both state and independent schools for all ages including St Bede’s, Dunottar, Reigate Grammar, Micklefield, The Hawthorns, Proiry and Holmesdale. On the edge of the North Downs it provides a prime location for the London visitor offering peace and serenity yet with quick and easy access to the capital.
Having all the appeal of a Tudor cottage, Brockholt has the advantage of higher ceilings and cavity walls. It is within walking distance of the station, and on a bus route.
The 21ft sitting room has a wealth of old timbers, and a delightful inglenook fireplace, with bread
oven and seating. French doors open onto an enclosed patio overlooking the back garden.
The dining room has a fireplace and a built in oak dresser, with a serving hatch and small door
to the kitchen.
The large kitchen is a feature of the property with a four oven gas fired Aga, and dining area overlooking the garden.
Adjoining the kitchen is a playroom/hallway, leading to a level access shower room and two
further rooms; a south facing sitting room with French doors to the garden, and bedroom five.
This wing of the house has access to the drive via an enclosed porch, providing versatile accommodation for an elderly relative, nanny, home working or simply extra family living space.
Upstairs are four double bedrooms, all with en-suite bath/shower and W.C. Plus fitted cupboards
or eves storage.
The garden studio has a bar area, and a shower room with W.C. This is ideal for entertaining, office, gym or teenager’s den.
The front garden has a variety of mature trees, so the house is very well screened from the road. The front lawn is covered in a succession of Spring flowers; snowdrops, primroses, cowslips, irises, daffodils, tulips, and wood anemones.
There is extensive parking and a double barn style garage, plus a further large outbuilding, workshop and greenhouse all with power and lights.
The back garden is very secluded, with a delightful enclosed brick patio, large lawn, a fenced
duck pond, and beds containing wisteria, honeysuckle, lavender and a variety of shrubs.
Situation
Bonehurst Road offers excellent commuter access via the A23 to Gatwick Airport, Horley, Redhill and Reigate. There are bus routes locally and Salford station is just over half a mile with excellent fast and regular commuter services to London Bridge and Victoria, while Redhill is 3.2 miles with trains to London Blackfriars and Victoria. The M25 and M23 are within reach providing connections to London, the South Coast and the wider motorway network. Both Reigate and Redhill town centres are easily accessible and offer a comprehensive range of shops and boutiques including M&S Simply Food and the Belfry shopping centre. There is also a good range of restaurants, cafes and wine bars within each town. The area is also well served with both state and independent schools for all ages including St Bede’s, Dunottar, Reigate Grammar, Micklefield, The Hawthorns, Proiry and Holmesdale. On the edge of the North Downs it provides a prime location for the London visitor offering peace and serenity yet with quick and easy access to the capital.
