House For Sale £700,000
A pretty, three double-bedroom, detached cottage, situated within the sought after Garden Village of Woldingham. Situated within walking distance of Woldingham Station. Property could benefit from renovation.
Preamble
Nestled away in the bucolic Woldingham Garden Village, this quaint, stone-clad, detached cottage (109m²) is situated just off of Camp Road via a cobbled recess, wide enough for a single vehicle.
Reputedly dating back to 1875, this cottage boasts a large corrugated-roof garage (24.1m²) and a timber-built summerhouse, all of which are located on varying levels of terrain and accessed via a series of cobbled steps forged into surrounding woodland.
Inside
The property has been brought up to modern standards with laminate flooring, white goods, broadband, traditional Glow-worm® boiler and gas central heating whilst simultaneously retaining its nineteenth century character, but now requiring updating throughout.
The dual-aspect Reception/Dining Room (24.4m²) epitomises the character of this cottage: A light and contemporary feel juxtaposed with nineteenth century hallmarks; a picture rail and original log fireplace being chief among them.
The Kitchen (5.1m²) and adjoining Utility Room is fully kitted out with integrated fridge and free-standing freezer; a cupboard housing washing machine; a larder cupboard with dishwasher plumbing.
The remainder of the ground floor is comprised of: An understairs storage cupboard; a WC with stained-glass double-glazed window and sink; 4.3m-long entrance hall.
Ascending fourteen steps will lead you to the first floor. The two dominant bedrooms in terms of surface area boast a dual-aspect design with casement windows. Bedroom one has a South-facing window, which provides a wonderful source of natural light. The third bedroom has one window to the rear.
The family bathroom is the final component of the first floor with a WC, mixer tap and shower attachment to the bath, a pedestal sink basin, tiled walls, electric wall heater and a hatch to the loft.
Outside
A modest courtyard is situated to the rear of the plot, which is accessed internally via a door in the Kitchen/Utility Room, or can be accessed externally via a side gate. The interconnectedness of the property is such that you can find your way back to your driveway via a concealed flight of steps and pathways. A generously sized double garage is also accessible from a shared driveway.
With a desired South-facing orientation, the front of the house basks in sunlight throughout the year and makes the summerhouse’s position ideal for a summer’s evening repose.<br /><br />
Preamble
Nestled away in the bucolic Woldingham Garden Village, this quaint, stone-clad, detached cottage (109m²) is situated just off of Camp Road via a cobbled recess, wide enough for a single vehicle.
Reputedly dating back to 1875, this cottage boasts a large corrugated-roof garage (24.1m²) and a timber-built summerhouse, all of which are located on varying levels of terrain and accessed via a series of cobbled steps forged into surrounding woodland.
Inside
The property has been brought up to modern standards with laminate flooring, white goods, broadband, traditional Glow-worm® boiler and gas central heating whilst simultaneously retaining its nineteenth century character, but now requiring updating throughout.
The dual-aspect Reception/Dining Room (24.4m²) epitomises the character of this cottage: A light and contemporary feel juxtaposed with nineteenth century hallmarks; a picture rail and original log fireplace being chief among them.
The Kitchen (5.1m²) and adjoining Utility Room is fully kitted out with integrated fridge and free-standing freezer; a cupboard housing washing machine; a larder cupboard with dishwasher plumbing.
The remainder of the ground floor is comprised of: An understairs storage cupboard; a WC with stained-glass double-glazed window and sink; 4.3m-long entrance hall.
Ascending fourteen steps will lead you to the first floor. The two dominant bedrooms in terms of surface area boast a dual-aspect design with casement windows. Bedroom one has a South-facing window, which provides a wonderful source of natural light. The third bedroom has one window to the rear.
The family bathroom is the final component of the first floor with a WC, mixer tap and shower attachment to the bath, a pedestal sink basin, tiled walls, electric wall heater and a hatch to the loft.
Outside
A modest courtyard is situated to the rear of the plot, which is accessed internally via a door in the Kitchen/Utility Room, or can be accessed externally via a side gate. The interconnectedness of the property is such that you can find your way back to your driveway via a concealed flight of steps and pathways. A generously sized double garage is also accessible from a shared driveway.
With a desired South-facing orientation, the front of the house basks in sunlight throughout the year and makes the summerhouse’s position ideal for a summer’s evening repose.<br /><br />
